Ginataang Puso Ng Saging, Adobong Baboy & Ginataang Mais 🇵🇭 | Trying Filipino Food Jackson Heights

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  • čas přidán 20. 01. 2023
  • I traveled to Little Manila in Jackson Heights to try Filipino foods for the first time. Watch me react to ginataang puso ng saging (banana blossom). I also try adobong baboy with boiled egg (pork adobo) and try ginataang mais, a Filipino dessert made with glutinous rice, coconut and sweet corn. This restaurant makes some of the best cuisine of the Philippines in New York.
    Episode Intel:
    Dollar Hits
    39-04 64th St, Queens, NY 11377
    Reggie Ate: Ginataang puso ng saging, pork adobo With egg and ginataang mais.

Komentáře • 109

  • @fanboy6584
    @fanboy6584 Před rokem +14

    This place got a huge collection of dishes and silogs. They even have street food (skewer selection the owner/cook/server showed) and drinks (samalamig). Other than the ginataang puso ng saging and mais, I think you missed the rare pinapaitan. Good video as always

  • @xxxxxx9500
    @xxxxxx9500 Před rokem +6

    our food is not sophisticated, easy to be judged -- but who cares? we love our own! thanks for appreciating 🇵🇭❤️

  • @julianbonues3495
    @julianbonues3495 Před rokem +9

    That line stuck to me "Lets go eat some filipino food" You can make tshirt merch with that words printed. 😂

  • @rozanotenorio9768
    @rozanotenorio9768 Před rokem +1

    You should chew the food longer so that you can appreciate it more..my onky suggestion..

  • @teyabadabadoo
    @teyabadabadoo Před rokem +4

    Back to eating Pinoy food and that classic vinegar shot 😂 Since youve sampled almost all the the Filipino dishes, have you thought of maybe filming how you cook your own version of the dishes???

  • @streetshooter8145
    @streetshooter8145 Před rokem

    Hi. You will be perfect for the Philippines. Why haven’t you gone? I can imagine you eating with the locals in the deep cuts of the Philippines. You will discover more than what you’ve already discovered here in the United States.

  • @leonilacloud2050
    @leonilacloud2050 Před rokem

    In my home town we cook banana bloosom with coconut milk its better than cooking it with venegar and we also mix it with any kind of meath or dried fish. I don't like it with venigar.I'm from Leyte Tacloban city that's in Visayas. Thank u for supporting our food I've been watching you and support your channel.

  • @cynthiasantos8073
    @cynthiasantos8073 Před 17 hodinami

    Puso ng saging is healthy for our body

  • @DatchPerfume
    @DatchPerfume Před rokem +1

    Enjoy your Filipino food. Delicious

  • @karlmichael2255
    @karlmichael2255 Před rokem

    Thanks for featuring Filipino dishes... Ginataang sitaw at kalabasa, my all time favorite dish😊😊😊

  • @kipcianmelgar1622
    @kipcianmelgar1622 Před rokem +2

    I can feel the confusion in choosing his meal.. I love the wide knowledge he possessed in Filipino dishes.. more power..

  • @archiecamilon4102
    @archiecamilon4102 Před rokem +3

    I ❤️ Filipino food

  • @thebabeezz3794
    @thebabeezz3794 Před rokem +1

    Sarap ng kain. 😁😁😁

  • @ronaldmungcal917
    @ronaldmungcal917 Před rokem

    That's pinoy specialty food love all those menu purely filipino ways

  • @robadventure8007
    @robadventure8007 Před rokem

    Missed Filipino foods!👍🇧🇭🇵🇭

  • @francissantiago4110
    @francissantiago4110 Před rokem +1

    Sarap

  • @Beaumoi
    @Beaumoi Před rokem +7

    I love it whenever they let this guy behind the counter (in this case beside the counter) to explore what they have or how they make things, very welcoming person!

  • @oxoelfoxo
    @oxoelfoxo Před rokem

    ginataang mais---my go-to when I'm tired of champorado

  • @markbayatan1328
    @markbayatan1328 Před rokem

    Kinamay poh,. Kamay kain sarap

  • @stealtherider3008
    @stealtherider3008 Před rokem +1

    Good video! Yummy food! Delishh!