For you to truly experience a place, you must eat what the locals eat. Sampling Asian street food is a must for every tourist. I don't want to be biased because I'm an Asian but our food offers a variation of flavors worthy to explore.
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| Spicy Chili Amook from Korea's Samjin Amook |
No passport? No problem! You can go on a gastronomic adventure at the MOA Asian Food Fest 2019 and discover the well-loved street foods of Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, China, and the Philippines. Each country's well-loved local delicacies are available at the Main Atrium from October 21 - 27, 2019.
Turn Japanese and satisfy your cravings for okonomiyaki from Dohtonbori, yakitori and onigiri from Kyoto's Tori Ichi, gyoza and tempura from Tenya and freshly baked goodies from Kumori.
Jim's Recipe from Malaysia brings it's famous fluffy sponge cake to the Philippines. It opened its first store in the country at SM Mall of Asia. The original sponge cake (PhP180) and the cheese sponge cake (PhP250) comes in a handy take-out box.
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| Xiao Long Pao from Shi Shi Noodle House |
Get ready for a treat for the Chinese food lovers. Have a taste of authentic dishes from Shi Shi Noodle House, Masuki, and grilled Sichuan feast from Hediu.
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| Taiwan's Coco Milk Tea |
When I say Taiwan, what's the first thing that comes to mind?
Of course, it's MILK TEA! Quench your thirst with Taiwan's Coco and Yi Fang!
Not to be missed out is the Pambansang Meryenda ng Pilipinas! The famous turon with langka of SM Hypermarket is one of the Philippines favorite street food.
It's also very heartwarming that we Filipinos still love our very own. I also can't help but bring home a pasalubong of polvoron, pastillas, and organic salted egg.
📍CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice - Philippines
📍Jim's Recipe Ph
📍Kumori Philippines
📍Macao Imperial Tea Philippines
📍Samjin Amook
📍Tori Ichi Yakitori & Bar
📍YiFang Taiwan Fruit Tea - Philippines
📍Shi-Shi Noodle House
📍Hediu Grill Station SM MOA SM By the Bay
📍Tenya Philippines
📍Masuki Noodle House
📍Bonchon Chicken Philippines