Exploring the Creative City of Gastronomy— Iloilo! | Unang Hirit

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PANGMALAKASANG ILONGGO DISHES, ATING TIKMAN!

Saan ka man lumingon sa Iloilo City, bubungad sayo ang kabi-kabilang masasarap na Ilonggo dishes! Ano-ano kaya ang natikman ni food explorer Chef JR Royol na bago sa panlasa niya? Alamin sa video na ito.
Transcript
00:00 Guys, I think I'm still hungover from the delicious food in Iloilo.
00:04 Or she didn't sleep last night.
00:05 I didn't sleep either.
00:07 But you know, we tried a lot of dishes in Iloilo.
00:11 But I feel sad.
00:13 Why do you feel sad?
00:15 I didn't sleep, Charlie.
00:16 No, I was so happy when Iloilo…
00:18 No, because I was alone with Chef.
00:21 What?
00:22 You were alone?
00:24 No, because he went on a food trip alone.
00:26 You were together in Iloilo?
00:27 Yes, but he went first. Chef JR was the winner.
00:30 You know what, partner? Don't worry.
00:32 I'm going to make him taste the delicious seafood in Iloilo.
00:36 Hey!
00:37 I'll make it up to you. Let's watch this.
00:38 Okay, Chef. I hope you go home.
00:40 City of love, go call it.
00:44 But you can also call the city of delicious food…
00:48 Iloilo!
00:51 Iloilo!
00:52 Wherever you look, you'll find delicious Ilonggo dishes.
01:03 It feels like you're eating an appetizer because there's always something that will fill you up.
01:09 But it's easy, Food Explorers.
01:12 Because Iloilo has so much to offer.
01:16 I didn't expect that there are also world-class beaches in Iloilo and here in Arevalo.
01:23 Let's go. I heard that someone is cooking fresh seafood here.
01:27 And of course, I need to taste it.
01:29 I'm so excited.
01:33 We're here at a seaside restaurant where they offer live cooking.
01:38 There are so many options, my dear.
01:40 This is our live lobster.
01:45 These lobsters are caught in the sea.
01:48 We also have what we call sea mantis.
01:53 It's so fresh.
01:55 It's up to you on what you want to cook.
01:57 And aside from their main aquarium, we also have small ones here where there are still a lot of options.
02:05 I think this is the biggest lobster that I've ever encountered in my life.
02:13 I estimate that this will weigh at least 1 kilo.
02:16 Tiger prawns.
02:18 I'm just talking about prawns.
02:21 I'm going to get my face splashed.
02:23 This is what we call abalone.
02:25 It's so fresh.
02:26 This is what we call a salted water catfish.
02:31 It's that big.
02:33 What's delicious to cook here?
02:40 Since this is my first time trying what we call a limusan,
02:43 we'll ask a Kapaco chef to teach us.
02:47 Sir Ambo, what are you going to teach me today?
02:50 This is what we call a limusan.
02:54 When the ingredients are fresh, you don't have to complicate the cooking.
03:00 We'll just boil this, right?
03:05 [music]
03:09 Our adobado limusan is now cooked.
03:12 Sir Ambo, what's yours?
03:15 This is what we call a silugbang.
03:17 Silugbang?
03:19 This is so fresh.
03:21 [music]
03:24 This is my first time trying adobado limusan.
03:28 This is lean.
03:33 This is not fatty like the salted water catfish.
03:37 But this is so good.
03:39 The adobado is so delicious.
03:41 This is the winner of the fish catfish competition.
03:44 It's no wonder that UNESCO has awarded Iloilo as the Creative City of Gastronomy.
03:56 All the flavors are world-class.
03:59 It's a win-win situation. It's something that all Filipinos can really explore.
04:04 Our food adventure continues here in your country's morning show where you're always first to hit it.
04:13 [music]
04:15 [silence]

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