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Oh really! We had no idea, but it makes sense from what we saw at least! You learn something new every day 😊❤️🇵🇭

​@@DisappearforDaysyeah his right anila has really dense skyscrapers and if im not mistaken it ranks 2nd in South East Asia in number of skyscrapers just behind KL of Malaysia. im from South Africa specifically Johannesburg but i really surprised how developed Manila really is and the building is just standing everywhere with alot of Constructions very booming Mega City.

Thank you for watching! ❤️🇵🇭

Oh no! It was such a big place we didn't have enough time! We'll have to go back at some point to visit those places as well 😊❤️

It was really nice to visit! Definitely not what we were expecting! ❤️🇵🇭

Thank you for watching! Which was your favourite part of our video? 😊❤️🇵🇭

It was a really nice, clean city! Have you been to BGC before? 😊

@@DisappearforDays Wonderful. I've never been to the Philippines. Out of more than 10 countries in this region, I'm in Malaysia, been to Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia only. Worked and lived in Mumbai. Been to Spain. A brief stopover in Istanbul and Dubai. That's it, hehe. Been all over Malaysia but not in Borneo. Been all over India but not the east side. But one of my best trip ever was my 9 days, 7 nights in Spain, been to Madrid, Seville, Jerez, Torremolinos, Malaga, Granada, Sierra Nevada, Cadiz and few other towns. At that time in 1996, my trip only cost a little bit over RM1K, all expenses included, return air fare, fast train ride from Madrid to Seville, luxury coach bus from Seville stopping at Torremolinos and Granada, back to Madrid, all entrance fees to some UNESCO world heritage sites, part meal and a bonus trip to Sierra Nevada. At the same time, I was contemplating for a 5 days 4 nights stay in London, about the same price but only includes return air fare, that's it. That was one of the few chances I had to visit London, UK. 😀

@@DisappearforDays Wonderful. I've never been to the Philippines. Out of more than 10 countries in this region, I'm in Malaysia, been to Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia only. Worked and lived in Mumbai. Been to Spain. A brief stopover in Istanbul and Dubai. That's it, hehe. Been all over Malaysia but not in Borneo. Been all over India but not the east side. But one of my best trip ever was my 9 days, 7 nights in Spain, been to Madrid, Seville, Jerez, Torremolinos, Malaga, Granada, Sierra Nevada, Cadiz and few other towns. At that time in 1996, my trip only cost a little bit over RM1K, all expenses included, return air fare, fast train ride from Madrid to Seville, luxury coach bus from Seville stopping at Torremolinos and Granada, back to Madrid, all entrance fees to some UNESCO world heritage sites, part meal and a bonus trip to Sierra Nevada. At the same time, I was contemplating for a 5 days 4 nights stay in London, about the same price but only includes return air fare, that's it. That was one of the few chances I had to visit London, UK. 😀

also, that Chinatown is the oldest chinatown in the world, also a famous tourist spot, worth a visit

Hi 👋😊 unfortunately we've already left Manila, but we will have to go there when we next come back! ❤️

Yeah I will ..do watching as long as my connection was good at the moment ..ahhm you know its about the weather right was slightly a little bit rainy... keep safe guys ..enjoy as long as you want❤❤❤❤

We agree! 💯

We didn’t realise 😅 thanks for the additional information! It sounds like he was a very intelligent, interesting man and quite rightfully recognised as a national hero for your country 💚

It’s such an interesting combination of textures and flavours. What’s your favourite part? 👍🏻

Thanks for the recommendation 😀

We did actually visit BGC which you will see in a video that comes out tonight! Which side of Manila do you prefer? 😃

It certainly is 😃 If you watch our video from our first day, you will see how welcomed we were 💚

Aww what a nice comment ☺️ thank you for watching! We hope you enjoy the rest of our content 💚

Chowking - chao fan soimai is the shit

It really was! Pretty simple dish, but tasted great! 🤤

@@DisappearforDays i know right

We’re so glad we did it correctly 😅 we’ve learnt from our mistakes in the past! Thank you for watching 💚

😂😂 I was literally telling Jacob about that holiday the other day.

We literally quote that all the time and usually alongside ‘can I get in it?’ from our Christmas video 😂 I know, I don’t know why we didn’t think of it sooner 😅

It's our favourite thing to do ❤️☺️🇵🇭

Such a nice comment! Thank you so much ☺️ we've loved spending time in the Philippines! ❤️

Which kind? 👀😂

Oh really! We thought the street versions could be good ones, but a couple of people have said that now. I'm glad we managed to get a good one ☺️😋

Keep your eyes peeled!! 👀👀

Oh that does sound good! I want to go back now 😂 That's a very specific way to eat Halo Halo 😂 why do you eat it that way? ☺️❤️

​@@DisappearforDaysbecause we wanna taste all the flavors,as much as possible,crumbles all at once on our mouth.😊

Oh nice, we did realise! Is it regular milk? 😋

Oh right, we did think it was odd eating noodles without chopsticks, but noticed a fair few places in the Philippines didn't provide chop sticks! Thanks for the heads up ☺️❤️

Ahh, it was so hot when we were there! We didn't realise there could be cold areas in the Philippines though! We might not have packed for winter weather though 😂😂

We do too! ☺️❤️🇵🇭

Ooo thank you for the heads up! Adobo silog was good, but we can imagine them being even better! We'll have to try it next time 😁❤️🇵🇭

@@DisappearforDays You're welcome :) Jollibee actually has a breakfast menu (served only in the mornings before 10am) and they do have Tapsilog. But I don't recommend it becoz their Tapa is too sweet and saucy. Tapa isn't supposed to be sweet and it should also be a bit dry because it's fried marinated beef. :)

Btw, Chowking (also owned by Jollibee) has Tapsilog too in their breakfast menu but I find it a bit too sweet also.

Lol, that's a slight overreaction 😂 I never claimed to know Filipino cuisine, I just like my spicy food and thought some chilli would go well with it. I wasn't claiming to reinvent the dish 😂 thanks for watching though!

@@DisappearforDays have to. Already seen a lot of misguided and smirky side comments from vloggers about anything Philippines. From prices to food tastes. A lot of you guys are a bunch of misguided "ignorants" hiding from the excursions they got from other asian countries before diving in on Filipino culture and always arrive in their comments so bias. Im not saying you are!? But just the comment on "spicy-ness" from of all things adobo? Adobo wasn't created spicy in the first place. There are now spicy ones created out from adobo and this small comments from "influencers" like you tend to create confusion for fellow travellers and foreigners like you who are curious of what Philippines can offer, but started from a wrong foot by watching a short vid from a traveller like you that may discourage them and might have created already a bias of their own. So...just an advice, as any other creators on youtube. If you haven't anything good to say, just skip.

​@DisappearforDays Filipino cuisines, more if it's a restaurant thing, options to spice up your dish are yours, especially on chillis. There are condiments you could ask, unless the food is spicy dishes like Bicol Express or Laing(veggies from Yam leaves). You know, there are some Filipinos who don't like hot foods, that is why only some of our foods are hot and spicy. Americans have this Tobasco hot sauce as condiments, for optional reasons to spice up things you eat, that is as well as Filipinos

Oh really, we had no idea how it worked, but personally I do think a little chilli would've gone a long way! 😋

@@DisappearforDays well it does if you love hot food of which I do. So when I cook I separate a small quantity and put the chili. The dish only have black pepper for its spice and bay leaf for aromatics. But you can add potatoes and a boiled eggs for additional quantity. It's a very simple dish with very few ingredients.

@@lhonskyrider_921 I love hot food, Emma not so much! 😂That sounds great though, it seems quote simple, but it tasted great ☺ ☺

I'm glad we got it right! It tasted heavenly! 😋

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We had no clue, it was a pure coincidence, but a really nice place to stay! We saw lots of good looking street food. But we didn't quite go into Sto Tomas unfortunately!

It was yummy indeed! 😋❤️

It was definitely a flavour we've never had before, but it was great 😄

We have a couple more videos out on our time in Manila, but will have beaches and other videos coming out very soon after so keep your eyes peeled! We loved Manila, the people really made Manila for us! Everyone was so kind ❤️🇵🇭

Thank you! We've absolutely loved our time in the Philippines, we can wait for you all to see our upcoming videos ❤️☺️

We had to Google it to see what the difference was! 😂

Oh really! 😮 We didn't try the hotdog at all, but maybe were missing out!

Thank you so much! That's such a nice comment ❤️☺️

We saw other people mixing theirs so took the hint and did the same! I'm glad it was the right call 🙌

We didn't know it was the most dangerous city, because we honestly felt so safe much more often than not! The local barangays we visited we all so welcoming and happy. They were advising us to keep safe also (which we always are) but we had no problems. Forbes may need updating! 😂❤️🇵🇭

Thank you so much! Our videos outside of Manila will be out soon, but we've absolutely loved the Philippines! The people are out of this world kind ❤️🇵🇭

Maybe one day! That'd be so cool if we did 😁

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