A sizzling Kapampangan dish of chopped pork head and liver, seasoned with onions, chilies, and calamansi. Served on a hot plate and often topped with egg, sisig is a popular pulutan and rice meal, and modern versions use chicken, tofu, squid, and seafood.
Sisig
Beloved for its bright, citrusy flavor, this small fruit has quietly shaped Filipino cooking for generations—and it may finally be ready for its moment on the world stage.
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The true core of Filipino cuisine is found in the streets, not in exquisitely decorated, air-conditioned restaurants.
Though still not as highly preferred like pork or chicken, sheep meat is gradually finding its way to many Filipino dining tables.
Get to know common chicken, pork, and beef cuts - and the names you’ll hear in Filipino markets and kitchens.
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From film cameras to cocktails, Ron Cruz built a bar where creativity, good drinks, and community come together.
Even without their famous dish, Atoy’s proves that their simple, well-seasoned favorites are enough to keep people coming back.
The celebrated theater actress relies mostly one thing to prep for a performance—her own happiness.
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