Boodle Fight!! VILLAGE FOOD in Philippines – Unforgettable Filipino Food!!

Boodle Fight!! VILLAGE FOOD in Philippines - Unforgettable Filipino Food!!
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CORDOVA, PHILIPPINES – Today Iโ€™m hanging out with my friends @BhenYuri and weโ€™ve been invited over to the @yangcofamilymukbang9627 who make family village food and mukbang videos. They are cooking one of the greatest Filipino food meal experiences you can have – a boodle fight!

Cordova is just a short drive from Cebu, yet itโ€™s a totally different world – quiet, relaxing, and still some countryside. The Yangco family has a fantastic property with a farm, vegetables, and even chickens. A boodle fight is a communal style of eating where everyone stands around a table and eats together communally. For this Filipino food boodle fight they are making a couple dishes – a very unique roasted chicken in a tin can wrapped in a banana stalk. Humba bisaya, a braised pork stew thatโ€™s one of the favorite dishes of the Visayas, and finally kinalaw – raw fish marinated in vinegar, and this time with grilled pork.

Once all the dishes were finished cooking we then set the table with everything – the rice on first, all the meat and side dishes, and even fruits around the table. It was an absolute feast, and one of the best Filipino food meals Iโ€™ve ever had!

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  1. Never knew there was a Cordova in Cebu, only Cordova I know of is in Spain, well no one should be surprised the Spanish Colonized the Philippines in the 16th century. Great video.

  2. Hi Mark I'm from Philippines was 8 years ago I'm so jealous you are so awesome for sharing us your experiences I love Philippines food it's amazing this people is so awesome for sharing there home with you so you can share this with us ๐Ÿ’– ๐Ÿ’• ๐Ÿ’— thank you ๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ’–

  3. Humba and kinilaw is the best!!! Best combooo then after eating that gonna finish the meal with mango or something refreshing

  4. This is an amazing video Mark. Thank you for bringing this to everyone, and please continue to journey and show the world the cultural differences we all have within our tastes and food preferences.

  5. I miss Asia so much. Phillippines, Thailand, VietNam. I lived in Thailand for 4 years and I miss the street/rural cooking so much. Mark you kill me with your enjoyment because it takes me back there and I can remember how I loved it. Love you guys and keep up the good work bringing the beauty of sharing good food with great people that is the Asian culture. Thank you.

  6. Watching you enjoying the different varieties of Kinilaw shows how much you really appreciate the food here in PH. Thank you for exploring our food varieties โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ

  7. Budol fight is not a traditional ways of Filipinos of how they eat! I really hated Filipinos every time they tried to promote this kind of eating… There are lots of Filipinos starving in my Country and knowing how this was eaten there is no way you people can save the left over… Most Koreans throw their left overs especially their side dishes…

  8. It's really heartwarming seeing how you enjoy and appreciate our Filipino culture type of cooking. You are really one of a kind taking your time, effort and sacrifices just to dive in the center of our culture. More success to you and your family. We love you Mark Wiens the Migrationology.

  9. I miss working with my Filipino family, they were so humble and generous when it came to feeding me even if I brought my own lunch โค๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š

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