$100 Filipino Street Food Challenge in Manila!! Is It Possible?

"Just look for Nature's spring that's the brand of this vinegar"🤣🤣🤣made me laugh.

$100 is a month worth of food here in the Philippines

I literally laughed when he said Nature's Spring is brand of vinegar😹 Thank you for featuring Manila again❤️ Hope you visit other parts of Philippines

My wife is from the Philippines and I have eaten all the food you’ve tried here. It’s a wonderful country with many great people

“Then he puts some processed chemical cheese powder” there is zero lie on that part hahaha love this man! He speaks the truth but eats them anyway 🤣

The part where you claimed Nature's Spring was a vinegar brand was hilarious. Thanks for visiting our country again Sonny ☺️

This is the most legit Filipino street food vlog I’ve seen. It’s not in a food bazaar or a mall. You really went outside and tried what common Filipinos would buy in that area in terms of street food. As a Pinoy who loves street food, I really connected with Sonny on this one.

200 pesos of vinegar sauce is quite expensive if you may ask. But hey, the unique taste must pay off. You got a new subscriber. :) Thank you for appreciating our street food culture in PH.

3:37 "One big bite. 35 people watching me, super normal." This cracked me up hahaha! Yeah in the Philippines we love to see foreigners eat Filipino food and watch their rections!

Love this! Can’t wait to get back there soon

I loooooove how honest he is about the intestine tasting awful. Just a tip, if you're going to buy a fried street food, check the color of the oil. If it's black, they're probably using it for a week already. And from the color of the vinegar alone, i can tell it won't taste good.

100 dollars is a lot for a food challenge in the Philippines XD you should have made it 10 dollars haha. Well then, thank you for your visit, Sonny! You ought to have attempted the "Pares." It's delicious!

What I appreciate about this is him walking around with REAL street food. Unlike some shows and videos where they walk around well known places being toured by tv or foodie personalities trying to give historical trivia.

Fried Street foods is not always the attraction, it is the sauce 👌

I'm into food vlogs lately and I found this content as one of his best. Watching his videos makes me feel that I experienced to eat those food cravings too. Thank you for featuring Manila in this vlog. Keep sharing inspiring and honest reviews.. looking forward to watch more. Proud filipina here!

Man, he got scammed for that 200 pesos vinegar😂😂 She made good profit with that one😂😂

I miss Philippines! I'm part Filipino and spent my childhood in Manila, some of the best days of my life. I was there last 2019, but didn't get enough time to roam around as I tripped badly in Makati looking for big pandesals haha. The rest of my stay was just in my aunt's home as both my feet were badly bruised. Hope the covid traveling rules ease up so I can visit again and go for a food trip like that!😍😍😍😍😍

I love how this dude appreciates all the stuff we have in the Philippines, makes me proud.

I'm Filipino but born in Canada & most of the foods I ate were only popular dishes. Thank you for uploading these videos because I'm starting to learn more about my background and I'm glad to see interesting, new and exciting stuff

As a filipina watching foreigner eating and enjoying filipino foods/street foods/street drinks just literally made my day like watching them enjoying it made me more proud of our country