Siargao is know for white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and an amazing surf. Little do people know that this small island also boasts Filipino street food, traditional Filipino Food. Italian and French Cuisine and cool small coffee shops. In todays Vlog we ventured out trying filipino food at a local carinderia that serves traditional Filipino food and Filipino Street food.
The dishes we got to try at this place where:
Tinola,
Banana Adobo,
Torta,
Homba,
Monggo,
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