A Filipino dish of raw fish or seafood cured in vinegar and citrus, mixed with ginger, onions, and chilies. Often compared to ceviche, kinilaw predates Spanish colonization and is prized in the Visayas and Mindanao for its fresh, clean, tangy flavor and coastal heritage.
Kinilaw
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