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I swear most of your videos is all about Filipino food! (Which is a good thing!) 😊I’m glad that you enjoyed all the food! It’s time for you to find a Filipina, so she can cook everything for you! :)
the best way to eat is pour a little peanut sauce on the rice and top with the meat and veggies with a little dab of shrimp paste to accentuate the bland taste of the peanut sauce everything is eaten with rice that why filipino dishes are salty.
Filipino food is generally flavorful, you should pair it with rice, so you won't get overwhelmed by it, having rice with every bite gives the food a rounded appeal to the taste buds.
Thanks for showing Rayles Diners! I’m from the Philippines, and I haven’t been there yet, although those who owned the restaurant and served you were my Tita and Tito (Aunt and Uncle). I’m really proud of them! I’m also glad you enjoyed the meal. Also, if you feel like you couldn’t finish the food, you can always take it out and it eat it at home. That’s how we do it, just a suggestion! I hope you invited others to eat in Rayles Diners 💗 Ang ganda diyan, Tita! HUHU Next time punta ako 🥹 Anyway, more power to you and to Rayles Diners! You earned a subscriber 🫶
Sabiban mo si tita and tito explain nila sa mga guest anong sauce at dip dapat ang ipares sa mga ulam at dapat laging nakapares sa kanin pambalanse lalo na sa mga first timers, kunwari para saan ang sarsa nito, para saan ang kalamansi, etc
Wow, we had been in Rayles Diners a month ago and it was our first visit and the Foods were amazingly tasty. We have a vlog as well on that visit. The owners (Ray and Les) are awesome couple and a good friends of ours. Thank you for featuring their Restaurant and our Filipino Foods. Hope you could visit Philippines too.
bagnet is fried pork belly from the northern part of the philippines called the ilocos region. basically same with lechon kawali, but i think bagnet is twice fried. what you had was bagnet kare-kare, which is peanut stew, that's why it's kinda sweet, so you have it with the salty shrimp paste.
Usually Filipino restaurants serve big portion of food, coz mostly their guests are group of families or friends which they share the food to everyone. Next time you might opt the single or pack meals in the menu so you won't be overwhelmed. 😊
I'm a Filipino from the U.S. It's nice you're having a great time! If you haven't tried Sinigang before, you oughta try it. It's a new experience to non-Filipinos because the soup is sour, and what makes it sour is tamarind. Traditionally, Sinigang is served side-by-side on the same plate with plain white rice. You oughta try it. You might like it.
You'll be right at home when you come to the Philippines with using your hands. A lot of people here eat with their hands particularly in the province. We've also been to some restaurants which provide you with gloves for eating 😂😂
WOW! In the Philippines, with the execution, technique and presentation, this would be Filipino food done the 5 star hotel resort version of these dishes. Very lucky.
Hi Dillon nice to see you again.and thank you very much for appreciating Filipino food I hope you visit Philippines one day.god bless in be safe always 😊😊😊
Hi! Newbie here! You surely ordered a lot for you try. I'm actually drooling the entire time watching you eat. More power to your channel. More subscribers to come.
Glad to see your place Rayles Diners. Is that you Leslie, they one who served you. We are very proud of you, Filipino foods are very good and enjoy your meal. Proud Filipina and greetings from Narvacan, Philippines!
Hi Dillon. That is a Pinoy feast u had there! I would very much suggest the next time u try Pinoy dishes, bring along a legit Pinoy friend to guide u as to how these food are taken esp those with shrimp paste and dips or u can politely ask d cook or d manager to sit down with u and explain how to eat Pinoy food. Btw all these go well with rice. Try these food d next time around- fish kinilaw, sinigang, lechon, kaldereta and for deserts d halo-halo, ube halaya and leche flan. Enjoy exploring Pinoy culture! New subscriber here! 👍
keep on vlogging about Philippine stuff and your channel will grow. love you enjoyed our dishes. ❤ Bagnet is from ilocos region, kawali is from Tagalog region. Filipinos eat with their hands, makes the food tastier 🤤
The kare-kare is eaten with its stew altogether with rice and with a drop of the shrimp paste in one bite,its a mixture of flavor in one bite.Hope you can try more Filipino dishes, maybe you should try chicken pork adobo and pork sinigang
Understanding culture is part of connecting to the food making friends and networking within Filipino community. I’m sure you’ll have good experience of Filipino hospitality when you go to the Philippines. Safe travels and enjoy your expedition
Shrimp paste is super salty and it is not meant to be dip as a sauce with the bagnet. You eat a very small amount of the paste with rice and the sauce of the kare kare.
Go to the Philippines explore places, values and culture and the hospitality of the Filipino people. There are so many foreign Vloggers who lives there like the British families like Juicy Vlog Making it happen Kito family Mergim Vlog Wistl family Adventure Kumander Daot and so many
Hi Dillon, next time I believe after dipping the pork in the kare-kare (yellow) sauce, you put a little shrimp paste on it to help the saltiness along because the kare-kare sauce is peanutty but bland. :)
You should also try Press29 near Botanic area. Owners are Filipino couple and they also serve some Filipino breakfast, lunch and desserts in their menu 😊
Glad you enjoyed your meal. It’s just sad that most Filipino restaurants and their servers don’t explain how the sauces go with the food that they’re served with especially for “foreigners” who are new to the cuisine. For Filipinos, they would usually know how the side sauces go with certain foods. Also, the Pork Shanghai, which is more commonly know as Lumpiang Shanghai (Filipino spring roll) is not really common as a street food.
Exactly. I noticed a lot of errors on this video, he didn't know how to use the sautéed shrimp paste, the sisig had no slice of lime or lemon, and shanghai isn't a common street food. Fish balls, squid, chicken balls, kwek kwek, siomai, burgers, hotdogs are. And he also doesn't know that after each bite you have to eat rice to balance the saltiness of the viands. The chef is to blame
Filipino foods are underrated. I love Bagnet... It's a pork belly with spices and left hang for several days until it half dried and fried to serve. Best of it is in Ilocos Region, The Philippines
Good video. It is perfectly acceptable to eat Filipino food with your hands. In fact, eating with hands is the traditional way of eating Filipino food. Just grab that crispy pata with both hands and rip it apart. Dip in sauce and eat with rice. And if it seems complex, just ask how to eat it. For example, kare-kare is always eaten with shrimp paste and rice.
I have a feeling Philippines will be your new fave country. I notice the Ph vids have exponentially higher views... And that's fine, Philippines is genuinely awesome especially the people.
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I swear most of your videos is all about Filipino food! (Which is a good thing!) 😊I’m glad that you enjoyed all the food! It’s time for you to find a Filipina, so she can cook everything for you! :)
the best way to eat is pour a little peanut sauce on the rice and top with the meat and veggies with a little dab of shrimp paste to accentuate the bland taste of the peanut sauce everything is eaten with rice that why filipino dishes are salty.
Filipino food is generally flavorful, you should pair it with rice, so you won't get overwhelmed by it, having rice with every bite gives the food a rounded appeal to the taste buds.
That looks like an absolute feast! And the decorations inside the restaurant were really amazing too. I'm hungry now after watching the vid.
Soooo good 👍
@@DillonMcClure And looks like you have won yourself some more followers in the process! Well done
Thanks man it was really tasty 😄
Thanks for showing Rayles Diners! I’m from the Philippines, and I haven’t been there yet, although those who owned the restaurant and served you were my Tita and Tito (Aunt and Uncle). I’m really proud of them! I’m also glad you enjoyed the meal. Also, if you feel like you couldn’t finish the food, you can always take it out and it eat it at home. That’s how we do it, just a suggestion! I hope you invited others to eat in Rayles Diners 💗
Ang ganda diyan, Tita! HUHU Next time punta ako 🥹
Anyway, more power to you and to Rayles Diners! You earned a subscriber 🫶
Really nice restaurant with good service and atmosphere ❤️
Sabiban mo si tita and tito explain nila sa mga guest anong sauce at dip dapat ang ipares sa mga ulam at dapat laging nakapares sa kanin pambalanse lalo na sa mga first timers, kunwari para saan ang sarsa nito, para saan ang kalamansi, etc
mostly Filipino food are for family, it's kinda hard to eat it alone because the serving is good for two or more
I still managed to eat most of it 😄
Wow, we had been in Rayles Diners a month ago and it was our first visit and the Foods were amazingly tasty. We have a vlog as well on that visit. The owners (Ray and Les) are awesome couple and a good friends of ours. Thank you for featuring their Restaurant and our Filipino Foods. Hope you could visit Philippines too.
bagnet is fried pork belly from the northern part of the philippines called the ilocos region. basically same with lechon kawali, but i think bagnet is twice fried. what you had was bagnet kare-kare, which is peanut stew, that's why it's kinda sweet, so you have it with the salty shrimp paste.
Ew
Oh ok....thx for explaining! I was waiting for that but....well, nevermind 😁😉
It looked delicious!
What a beautiful and delish meal! The bagnet serving is huge. I am glad that you enjoyed it. ❤ from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Usually Filipino restaurants serve big portion of food, coz mostly their guests are group of families or friends which they share the food to everyone. Next time you might opt the single or pack meals in the menu so you won't be overwhelmed. 😊
Totally agree.
I guess too, it’s good to tell the customer how big the servings are.
Unless it’s been pre-agreed that he wants the big servings.
I’m salivating just watching this..omg
Thanks for promoting Filipino food & entrepreneurs. Lkednsubcrbed. 👍
I'm a Filipino from the U.S. It's nice you're having a great time! If you haven't tried Sinigang before, you oughta try it. It's a new experience to non-Filipinos because the soup is sour, and what makes it sour is tamarind. Traditionally, Sinigang is served side-by-side on the same plate with plain white rice. You oughta try it. You might like it.
Sounds interesting, cheers Kenny 😄
You'll be right at home when you come to the Philippines with using your hands. A lot of people here eat with their hands particularly in the province. We've also been to some restaurants which provide you with gloves for eating 😂😂
That's handy to know for when I visit !
@@nornironnomad Try eating rice with your hands when you come here. 😂😂
Ew
Yea it's going to be a real step forward in life for me, looking forward to learning some local customs when I'm there man.
love the low lights very relaxing light for me thanks for sharing
Omg I was summoned yet again by the YT algorithm. It really knows Im so missing these Filipino foods. Great to see you enjoying the food.
Thank youu for trying filipino food. You did right in eating with hands. ❤
WOW! In the Philippines, with the execution, technique and presentation, this would be Filipino food done the 5 star hotel resort version of these dishes. Very lucky.
They shouldn’t have offered you bagnet and crispy pata at the same meal since they’re very similar. But all of it looks amazing!
Beautiful presentation. All looks so appetizing!
Geeez! I'm salivating watching you eat the food!!!
Thanks for showcasing Filipno cuisine abroad..Sending support to your channel ❣️✅️❣️
That is an ingenious presentation of the pork crackling. Well done!
ngl the plating looks amazing, wanna try it when i visit there
Excited for your travel! 🇵🇭 Look forward to your videos then
Hello!!! I’m a new subscriber from the PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭 mabuhay
Thank you for trying my food hope you like it….
I can’t wait to see move of your videos
Hi Dillon nice to see you again.and thank you very much for appreciating Filipino food I hope you visit Philippines one day.god bless in be safe always 😊😊😊
scrumptious. very nice video. ten thumbs up.
Good job, mate! Now I'm craving those food but I'm stucked here in small town in Texas
Thank you for making such a great effort ...it really shows your passion..thankyou ..it shows great effort and dedication x
I never been to the UK but, based on YT videos of Filipino eateries they really outdo the Filipino eateries stateside where i'm from.
Great and delicious filipino dishes!! Absolutely I love it..Nice to see foreigners love our cuisine..Thanks for sharing your food adventure
Hi! Newbie here! You surely ordered a lot for you try. I'm actually drooling the entire time watching you eat. More power to your channel. More subscribers to come.
It's so cool that you've loved Filipino food... Just subscribed 💯 🇵🇭 ❤
Thanks for your support Percy, only a matter of time before Filipino food gets more and more popular across the world 🌎
Woooow super delicious, enjoyed guys,
A new Filipina subscriber here. More power to your channel, I wish you gain more subscriber from the Philippines💪💪💪
Glad to see your place Rayles Diners. Is that you Leslie, they one who served you. We are very proud of you, Filipino foods are very good and enjoy your meal. Proud Filipina and greetings from Narvacan, Philippines!
Hi Dillon. That is a Pinoy feast u had there! I would very much suggest the next time u try Pinoy dishes, bring along a legit Pinoy friend to guide u as to how these food are taken esp those with shrimp paste and dips or u can politely ask d cook or d manager to sit down with u and explain how to eat Pinoy food. Btw all these go well with rice. Try these food d next time around- fish kinilaw, sinigang, lechon, kaldereta and for deserts d halo-halo, ube halaya and leche flan. Enjoy exploring Pinoy culture! New subscriber here! 👍
That is definitely the closest taste of Filipino food we can get here in N.I. 💖☺️ new subbie here pinay living in N.I. too 💖
That's delicious recipes from our country Philippines. God bless you!
keep on vlogging about Philippine stuff and your channel will grow. love you enjoyed our dishes. ❤ Bagnet is from ilocos region, kawali is from Tagalog region. Filipinos eat with their hands, makes the food tastier 🤤
I shall indeed my friend, the dishes were very impressive and yea hands is much easier sometimes 😀
Proud to be Filipino great videos more power in your channel...
Nice
Thanks for enjoying our food
Wot an absolute FEAST ...WOW 💯 👌 👏
Watching your vlog from the Philippines and try also pilipino food it's so yummy and God bless ❤️
very mouth watering..🤤🤤🤤.. yum🇵🇭
I’m so hungry right now. thank you for sharing❤
i followed you on FB! thank you for trying our food!
CZcams recommendation never disappoints me.. keep on Vlogging mate. New subscriber here..
The kare-kare is eaten with its stew altogether with rice and with a drop of the shrimp paste in one bite,its a mixture of flavor in one bite.Hope you can try more Filipino dishes, maybe you should try chicken pork adobo and pork sinigang
new subscriber here. spread the love from the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💚💚💚
Kare-kare with peanut sauce it's good with shrimp paste bagoong and rice very delicious
You are making me so hungry, I wish we have that restaurant in USA, thank you for showing your delicious vlog, “GOD”bless you
Understanding culture is part of connecting to the food making friends and networking within Filipino community. I’m sure you’ll have good experience of Filipino hospitality when you go to the Philippines. Safe travels and enjoy your expedition
I really hope so, it would feel amazing to be welcomed by the beautiful country and know I can ask the locals for directions etc.
Shrimp paste is super salty and it is not meant to be dip as a sauce with the bagnet. You eat a very small amount of the paste with rice and the sauce of the kare kare.
Absolutely yummyness...
Go to the Philippines explore places, values and culture and the hospitality of the Filipino people. There are so many foreign Vloggers who lives there like the British families like
Juicy Vlog
Making it happen
Kito family
Mergim Vlog
Wistl family Adventure
Kumander Daot and so many
Sending you good wishes as you have tried our home food. I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you.
Thanks mate I appreciate that and wish you a good weekend 👍
I’m salivating ❤❤
Hi Dillon, next time I believe after dipping the pork in the kare-kare (yellow) sauce, you put a little shrimp paste on it to help the saltiness along because the kare-kare sauce is peanutty but bland. :)
your food was like a heaven
You've got a new sub from 🇵🇭
Literally drooling right now
new subs here greetings from phil.naic cavite...watching your vlog while eating dinner...sarap ng mga putahi na hinain....ulam namin spam at egg
Nice sumptous meal seeing you eating those food makes me hungry lol.
Bagnet is a big level up from just fried pork belly.
It is like a ham and multiple deep fry and pemmican altohether.
That Crispy pata looks so delicious..
You should also try Press29 near Botanic area. Owners are Filipino couple and they also serve some Filipino breakfast, lunch and desserts in their menu 😊
Great ambiance
Those are all my favorite ❤
Glad you enjoyed your meal. It’s just sad that most Filipino restaurants and their servers don’t explain how the sauces go with the food that they’re served with especially for “foreigners” who are new to the cuisine. For Filipinos, they would usually know how the side sauces go with certain foods. Also, the Pork Shanghai, which is more commonly know as Lumpiang Shanghai (Filipino spring roll) is not really common as a street food.
Exactly. I noticed a lot of errors on this video, he didn't know how to use the sautéed shrimp paste, the sisig had no slice of lime or lemon, and shanghai isn't a common street food. Fish balls, squid, chicken balls, kwek kwek, siomai, burgers, hotdogs are. And he also doesn't know that after each bite you have to eat rice to balance the saltiness of the viands. The chef is to blame
I’ll make sure to find that place when I go Ireland, I wish I have known of it when I was Scotland!!😎
Great choices
WOW! see you soon here in the Philippines!
We are not a rich country but welcome to our humble abode :)
Enjoy your time in the Philippines soon!
Enjoy our delicious dishes
Filipino foods are underrated. I love Bagnet... It's a pork belly with spices and left hang for several days until it half dried and fried to serve. Best of it is in Ilocos Region, The Philippines
what a feast, all for one person! you must've spent a mint on all those dishes
Awesome.. tgats a feast
That was one pork feast you ordered. I would end up in a food coma afterwards. 😋🤣
Oh God the Bagnet is amazing!
The server didn't even explain on how to combine the meat and the kare-kare sauce with the bagoong he just placed it on the table and left. 😁
Great video and stuff like that.
I'm filipino, but I'm here in New Zealand,, Connected done,, full support, thank you😊
Wow yummy crispy pata …love that 🫶🏼🇨🇦
Oh my goodness..awesome Kate-Kare with bagnet..yummy😋😊
Wow wow wow🥰👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🫶🏼
That "seat" is probably made from the root or stump part of the cut tree. That was a massive tree. :)
Yeah, it's impressive for sure!
So with kare kare is. delicious with peanut sauce and bagoong or shrimp paste
Good video. It is perfectly acceptable to eat Filipino food with your hands. In fact, eating with hands is the traditional way of eating Filipino food. Just grab that crispy pata with both hands and rip it apart. Dip in sauce and eat with rice. And if it seems complex, just ask how to eat it. For example, kare-kare is always eaten with shrimp paste and rice.
Aba, Akoy nAtatakam sa crispy pata mo ai. GinutOm tuloy ako. 😁👍👍🇵🇭🇵🇭
Another brilliant video and look at those views mate. 🎉 nice job. 👍🏼
Long time no comment planet21, nice to hear from you again, thanks 👍
@@DillonMcClure I know man I do apologies had a lot of stuff going on. But I’m back. 😁
Well main thing is your alive and well man 😄
@@DillonMcClure yes your right. And glad to be as well. Thank you appreciate it.
Enjoy your meal my friend 🇵🇭⭐⭐⭐🤠
Wowww Yummmyyy😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
I have a feeling Philippines will be your new fave country. I notice the Ph vids have exponentially higher views... And that's fine, Philippines is genuinely awesome especially the people.
It's normal here in the Philippines to eat with your hands. You are doing it right! So nice to watch this video.
Glad to hear I'm doing it right haha 😄
"stuff like that!" 😂😂😂😂😂
Tnx, sir for liking our own putok batok crispy pata, try more Filpino food. I assure you, you will like it.
Omg you’re adorable!
Hi Dillon. I love this content.
thank u mabuhay🇵🇭
Rice and crispy pata go well together. 😉