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Filipino Street Food in Bacolod! CHICKEN INASAL + Ultimate BBQ Tour in Philippines!

Filipino Street Food in Bacolod! CHICKEN INASAL + Ultimate BBQ Tour in Philippines!

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Welcome to Bacolod, one of the food capitals of the Philippines! They are known for a few speciality foods, but probably the most famous, and a food you ll find all over the Philippines is chicken inasal - a unique style of barbecue chicken! Today we re going on an ultimate bbq tour in Bacolod, and we re going to uncover the secret as to why it s so good! The Bacolod Food Hunters - Huge thank you to Martin and the team from The Bacolod Food Hunters for taking me around in Bacolod and for showing me some of the best places to eat bbq! Here are the locations and the places we ate in this video: Aida's Chicken - We re starting at Manokan Country, probably the most famous place in Bacolod for chicken inasal, and it s really so incredibly iconic. There are a few dozen places to choose from, but Martin recommended Aida s as one of the local favorites. We were lucky to get into the kitchen to see the grilling action, and it s some of the most exciting grill action you ll see! One of the secrets of chicken inasal, along with all the marinade, is the continual basting of chicken oil and anatto as its being grilled. This keeps the chicken juicy and moist, and when you eat it, you eat more chicken oil in the rice. Total price - 687 PHP ( 12. 53) for everything. Chai Rose Barbecue - To continue this Filipino food tour we went to another legendary bbq spot on Bacolod known as Chai Rose Barbecue. They have insasal as well, but their speciality is pork bbq skewers. The taste is sweet and salty and it goes great along with chicken oil rice as well. Silay City BBQ - We continued on to a small Filipino barbecue stall under a tree in Silay City. The family was so friendly and welcoming, and they have the full bbq spread of about 20 different skewers to choose from. The bbq was hot and delicious and especially good with Aunty s homemade chili vinegar. Total price - 170 PHP ( 3. 10) Man Plaza - Finally to complete this Filipino street food tour of barbecue and inasal in Bacolod we went to one more legendary place - a place that s frequented by local students in the area - Man Plaza. It s an entire bbq plaza all under one roof with about a dozen stalls to choose from. We chose a place called Royam s. Expect plenty of smoke and friendly people! And that completes this ultimate Philippines barbecue inasal tour in Bacolod, one of the world s greatest grilled chicken recipes!
Date: 2023-01-14

Comments and reviews: 14


Back in 2016, I saw your video about Filipino food. That was my first ever video watching of any food journey/food outside of my country. It was your videos that got me excited and educated about the variety of foods all over the world and I decided to visit the Philippines to eat all the good food. Finally on September 20, 2022, I landed on the Philippines and I spent 1 month there. I was mostly in Bacolod but also visited Cebu (only because of the carcar lechon) and Manila. I like to call myself a foodie and I had so much fun eating all the things Philippines has to offer only to realize 30 days wasn't nearly enough and I'll go back again to eat more food. All the food I ate there I experienced for the first time in my life and we all can guess it, all of them were Sarap.
I'd like to thank you for making all the food videos all these years which planted the idea in my head to visit Philippines. You came to Bacolod just after a few weeks of my deperture. I just wish I was still there when you came so I could try to meet you somehow (oh yeah, the nice people of Bacolod notified me when you visited there. We got all the updates from The Bacolod Food Hunters. Anyway, thank you again for making the videos and inspiring people like us.

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Thank you for visiting my hometown Mark. It feels surreal to see you there and I feel so proud that you have showcased our original chicken inasal. I'm based in Dubai and I can say that I'm always looking forward to eat chicken inasal in Bacolod - nothing beats the freshness of the ingredients and the flavor of the chicken. Not even here in Dubai. I'm such a fan. Keep up the good work and I hope to see more food videos from you.
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You better be ready for the super icky, nauseating, no flush toilets when you go to places like these. FYI. It's a NO for me. Better to go to the legit chicken inasal restaurants, they have the same prices anyway. The prices at the places featured here are waaay too expensive for bacolod! That's a far province, & it's in a dirty street area with no aircon. Overpriced. Welcome to the PH!
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His eating is disgusting, you see that he is controlled by a terrible lust. He will say everything is amazing and delicious, the main thing is that it will be free he's eating like an animal's his eyes pop out and the jugular veins swell. He doesn't eat gently and bites slowly, it's just disgusting and repulsive to see him like that.
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It's sad unfortunately a lot of these videos are not representing what these places actually are. I've been to some of the restaurants Mark Wiens has showed us but for the most part they said they did these dishes only 1 time for this show and did not serve it.
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Oh em gee! Thank you for coming to my hometown. Our regional food is so good and underrated. We make the best pastries as well and this makes me miss my hometown. Hahaha btw, I don't think I've heard you use the word moist so much until this episode
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Welcome to Bacolod City of Smile Mark Wiens, i m from bacolod city and i really miss chicken inasal. i had been living in dubai for almost 12 years and i used to eat arabic food but still chicken inasal and all Filipino food still the best for me
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Don't be surprised if they used anato to there food coloring bc they adopted it from the Spaniards they were colonized for 300+ years can u imagine that? They even have a dialect there that spoke broken Spanish which is Zamboanga city
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Don't be surprised if they used anato to there food coloring bc they adopted it from the Spaniards they were colonized for 300+ years can u imagine that? They even have a dialect therethat spoke broken Spanish which is Zamboanga city
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O man, you already mastered the art of eating rice with your hands. The way you gently squeeze the rice into a mini mound on the tip of your fingers, scoop by the tip and place the rice in your mouth is now so spot on.
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Wow ur in bacolod now Mr. mark. the languange in there is different than in Manila. Philippines has many different languages but they all speak in english. different food also. goodluck and have some fun
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I really make a mistake watching this video here in Tracy California at 6am my problem is I'm craving for some Filipino BBQ and All of the Filipino restaurant here are still closed
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For me, Bacolod is the ultimate foodie's place in the Philippines, not Pampanga. Bacolod's got you covered. Barbecue, soups, noodles, cakes and all types of sweets. I long to go back.
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Sipag ng young man grilling. Gayahin ng ibang Filipino s instead of stealing, killing. Govt must have an ffice for those looking for jobs, No money for foods to eliminate crimes
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