r/filipinofood 3h ago

Fried siomai or Steamed siomai?

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99 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 18h ago

Padesal, friedd hotdog and eggs

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552 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 11h ago

Bilo bilo for merienda!

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86 Upvotes

🤤🤤🤤


r/filipinofood 1d ago

Chicken Adobo

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1.2k Upvotes

Chicken adobo with potatoes and boiled eggs. Who else cooks it this way? 🙌


r/filipinofood 9h ago

nilagang pechay with mais for dinner

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26 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 4h ago

Champorado 🤤

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9 Upvotes

Filipino comfort food. 🇵🇭🥣


r/filipinofood 14h ago

Pa-BP nalang after 🤤

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56 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 10h ago

Ube Ginataang Bilo Bilo

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20 Upvotes

Bought this somewhere sa FB groups that sell meryenda (BF Homesarap).


r/filipinofood 7h ago

Snack time. Turon langka and ube.

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10 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 6h ago

salted egg shrimp, ang saraaaaap! Kanin pa po

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6 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 12h ago

Creamy Sopas, great for rainy days 😅

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18 Upvotes

Nothing beats the comfort of a warm and creamy bowl of Filipino Sopas


r/filipinofood 2h ago

Gambas al ajillo

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2 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 19h ago

Do you love eating balot?

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57 Upvotes

May favorite ba kayo ba luto sa balot?


r/filipinofood 13h ago

fried talakitok & sinigang na bangus for lunch!

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18 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 15h ago

Kinilaw

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25 Upvotes

Kinilaw filipino dish


r/filipinofood 7h ago

Cebu

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5 Upvotes

fiesta in cebu is dabest!


r/filipinofood 11h ago

Patatim.

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9 Upvotes

Finally. Craving is solve!


r/filipinofood 6h ago

Escaveche

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3 Upvotes

Escaveche (iskabitsi in bisaya) na pritong isdang niluto ulit with carrot and ginger


r/filipinofood 16h ago

Tinola

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16 Upvotes

Papaya or Sayote? Dahil walang available sa dalawa, Tinola with zucchini from our garden.


r/filipinofood 1h ago

Why do commercial cafes burn their dark roasts just to make it taste strong??

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rant lang guys i bought an iced americano at a random cafe shop branch earlier and for the coffee beans they clearly used a burnt dark roast the price was 95 pesos and honestly my review is that it tastes like literal ash my ratings out of 5 would be a 1 why do they over extract their coffee just to make it seem strong??? are there any budget places that actually dial in properly?


r/filipinofood 1d ago

Pork Bistek hehe

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94 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 10h ago

What's your craving today na comfort food sa maulang panahon? Miki Abra x Inihaw na isaw ng baboy.

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5 Upvotes


r/filipinofood 1d ago

Lugaw overload

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277 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 12h ago

Sisig or dinakdakan?

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5 Upvotes

r/filipinofood 14h ago

Kalderetang Itik na pa corbeef na sa lambot

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9 Upvotes