BINATOG - sweet corn with coconut and sugar..

fishballs, squidballs, kikiam, are also pinoy street foods right? I think, coz I always see vendors in front of our school selling those.. but what about popcorn? hehehe.. and cotton candy? I see them always in the church. Is it considerd streetfoods? eh?

i Love Balut and Penoy so much... hehe... isaw as well...

Just reading the list makes me hungry and even more homesick
I miss those times of just going to the street vendors after school just for these!
By the way I'm thinking you can add fishballs, squidballs and kikiam too... although I'm not sure how to describe them.
Oh! How about the unripe indian mangoes? Who remembers those..you know the sour ones you eat with bagoong.

oh!! i know the Balut one. They also have it here at those chinese supermakets. My parents bought some a while ago and i saw it. It looks just like any regular eggs but you can see the chick inside. It's kinda gross but my dad eats it with salt and pepper and the way he ate it is so interesting.....i didn't try it but he said it's really good

How about Banana Que? is it considered as street foods? also its sibling like Maruja, thats one of my favorite! yummy!!!Ü

This post was last modified: 06-11-2008 01:08 PM by tinzkijc.

i love calamares (street food) so much! but some people said that it is not safe to eat.. because it has formalin on it? do you think it's true??? i am so bothered about it

please add these... thanks:

fish balls (minced fish rolled into balls)
squidballs (minced squid rolled into balls)
kikiam (fish or pork, they look like fingers to me lol)
turon (banana fritters)
mangga't bagoong (mangoes on a stick with bagoong)
singkamas at bagoong (jicama on a stick with bagoong)
chicharon (fried pork skin... good with vinegar)
sago't gulaman (popular tapioca and jelly drink)
buko (coconut juice that can be drank directly from the buko itself)
puto (rice cake)
mais (corn on a cob)
mani (fried peanuts with garlic and salt... like boy bawang)
mami (noodle soups)

Thanks guys for your input... I've added your list guest... and I've added your maruya and banana que tinzkijc...

Initially I didn't consider putting hotdog, hotcakes, fishballs and squidballs coz they're in English, and also kikiam coz it's a Chinese dish, and this thread is located under the Languages section but since we're talking about street foods might as well include this yummy ones! lol...

... and I've added a few like: Batchoy, Bibingka, Chicharong Bulaklak
... and some street foods commonly seen in Mindanao like: Ginanggang, Pastil

I think the mangoes you're talking about are not Indian mangoes coz they're not sour compared to the other kinds. The name skips me right now, I'll get back to you... but I've added "mangga't bagoong"

isaw!try the ones inside UP diliman