π΅π Philippines Street Food in CDO: https://youtu.be/nwToqbn51fQ&list=PLeoy0zUu6bqlZ7UM-za0A18qOCOobktjx&index=1 π SUBSCRIBE for more: https://www.youtube.com/@MarkWiens π T-shirts: https://store.migrationology.com/ In this ultimate Philippines food documentary, weβre traveling across the lesser visited southern island of Mindanao in search of the best local food. From the busy street food stalls of Cagayan De Oro to the rich culture of Marawi City, the unique Filipino food in Zamboanga, and the tuna of Davao City and General Santos City, this is going to be an unforgettable journey into Filipino food. Huge thank you to Chui: @TheChuiShow For helping to arrange this entire trip! Cagayan De Oro - Our food tour starts in the busy city of Cagayan de Oro, known locally as CDO. The market is full of delicious Filipino street food and friendly people. Weβll try a local stall famous for their humba, and get a taste of delicious Halal Maranao food. Next weβre trying the raw marinated fish (kinilaw) and tasting a powerful unforgettable soup! Marawi City - Marawi City is home to the Maranao People, an ethnic people group native to this region of Mindanao. Their food is outstanding, some of the best food Iβve had in the Philippines - loaded with spices and fresh herbs. Zamboanga City - From Marawi City, we made our way, continuing with our ultimate Philippines street food tour to Zamboanga City, one of the most unique and fascinating cities in the Philippines with its mix of Spanish cultures. The food is outstanding as you would expect, with a mix of local Sulu island flavors and dishes like huge crabs in Alavar sauce - which you donβt want to miss. General Santos City - Next up we head to General Santos City, the tuna capital of the Philippines and home to Manny Pacquiao! We visited the tuna auction, which is incredible to see, tried some local balbacua, ate at Manny Pacquiaoβs favorite local spot, and then had one of the greatest tuna and marlin bbq meals ever. Davao City - It would not be a complete Philippines street food tour in Mindanao without going to Davao City, the capital and biggest city in Mindanao. Their soups are incredible and we tried a huge variety of some of the tastiest and most legendary Filipino food. Also a highlight is Davao durian, and if you love durian, welcome to durian paradise! A huge thank you to all my local friends in the Philippines for your amazing support and taking me around! Follow on Social Media: βΊFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/markwiensfoodvideos βΊInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/migrationology/ βΊTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@markwiens π T-shirts: https://store.migrationology.com/ πΆ Ghost Chili: https://amzn.to/3PNTvNQ π₯ Camera gear I use: https://amzn.to/3FVdBUd (some of these are affiliate links and I will make a small commission from any sales)
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Those delicious delicacy mouthwatering
Not me thinking like who would sit and watch almost 3 hour long food reviews but here I am! just finished watching the entire series in one sitting LOL
This channel is criminally underrated.
This is what YouTube was made for.
Wow! The Philippine people are so friendly and welcoming! The food looks incredible!
Hospitality and warmth of Filipino people is unmatched... we really want you comfortable and happy! Mouth is watering!!
'Proud pinoy watching this video! See how welcominh and polite Filipinos are, especially those from Mindanao.
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Another one of Markβs masterpieces. Showcasing the diversity of food culture in the Philippines. Mark you are the epitome of a global foodie.
Iβm a Filipino in Canada. Although I grew up in Manila I was born in CDO. I miss the food you just tried and I miss them. Iβm amazed at your open mindedness to try food from different cultures. Glad youβre enjoying!
I love hows mark deliver every word he said its like i tasted what he eats and drinkπ mark & chui is the best food reviewer collaboration ever they are both passionate of what their doingπ₯°
Amazing Mark! :-) Awesome Philippines
Mark π + Chui π... you guys outdone yourselves in this long mega episode of Mindanao Foods. #FilipinoFood π΅ππ
Another awesome episode! It's hard not to sweat buckets when you're in the Philippines!
Great! A terrific love letter to Mindanao cuisine
Iβm not usually the type of person to comment on youtube videos but honestly I respect you ten times more after watching this video. A lot of main stream tourists and food bloggers come to the Philippines and yet you are the first person Iβve seen educate and talk about the misunderstanding and struggle of moro people and our food. This is cultural appreciation, and we appreciate you a lot.
I love the Filipinos. Filipinos are friendly, hospitable, and not shy about the cameras.
I love the fact that you didn't just explore and ate in Luzon but the Philippines as a whole. Thank you for enjoying and showcasing our country. π₯° Mabuhay at ingat ka palagi, Mark!
Thanks Mark for featuring Philippines again. I miss eating our food. Filipino fan here based in Australia.
Fantastic Mark Superb Filipino foods that some of the people does not know exist.Thanks for this video its an eye opener for those who under estimate the Philippines.