Any Filipino's here?
Originally Posted by zpeedDemon
im hitting chow king as soon as I get there next month. 
Originally Posted by ExBF Material
I'm hitting up Chow King as soon as I get to Vegas this weekend! Any vegas heads on this thread that wants to chill this weekend? I'll have my Z with me!
The Laoag City Chow King.
Ya know, I loves me some Filipino food, but I do say some of those new dishes I've seen you guys post up looks like a prehistoric stew. LOL! Hope ya'll don't take offense to it. Just please be sure not to post up the pic of the half grown chicken in a egg. 
im not really a big fan of chow king... when i was back home, i was like, "i would like to get #175 please...." the guy told me that wast the price!!! lol...
I rather have MAX over Chow king
I rather have MAX over Chow king
lol
Fresh Kalding FTW!
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
Originally Posted by ctwentytwo
Fresh Kalding FTW!
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
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I'm Puertorrican, but L-O-V-E magandan babae!--married one from Venezuela!
Paalam, Salapó.
(Translation: magandan babae = beautiful girl(s); paalam = thank you; sala-
mapó = good bye. Pilipinos, please correct me if I'm wrong!)
---From the AST zone.
Paalam, Salapó.
(Translation: magandan babae = beautiful girl(s); paalam = thank you; sala-
mapó = good bye. Pilipinos, please correct me if I'm wrong!)
---From the AST zone.
Originally Posted by j.arnaldo
I'm Puertorrican, but L-O-V-E magandan babae!--married one from Venezuela!
Paalam, Salapó.
(Translation: magandan babae = beautiful girl(s); paalam = thank you; sala-
mapó = good bye. Pilipinos, please correct me if I'm wrong!)
---From the AST zone.
Paalam, Salapó.
(Translation: magandan babae = beautiful girl(s); paalam = thank you; sala-
mapó = good bye. Pilipinos, please correct me if I'm wrong!)
---From the AST zone.
salamat po = thank you
good try though
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Originally Posted by ctwentytwo
Fresh Kalding FTW!
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
Warning, it's "in the process of being prepared by my uncles." Click if you're curious, but be warned
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...o/IMG_1069.jpg
I know what you're thinking... "what the hell is Kalding?"
Originally Posted by mix
kalding?? ilokano ka met gayam lakay?
Funny thing is I can understand Ilocano, but I can't speak it. Weird.
That trip this past February might be my last for a while.
That "SARABO" word is still haunting me and my wallet. I'll go with my parents the next time and they can cough it up.
Maybe next time I can catch them cooking ASOO.
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Originally Posted by ctwentytwo
FBI... Full Blooded Ilocano. Seriously though, I'm born and raised in Hawaii... I visited grandma and grandpa about 5 years ago to reconnect with the roots and to bring me back to earth. Been there 4 times out of the past 5 years now.
Funny thing is I can understand Ilocano, but I can't speak it. Weird.
That trip this past February might be my last for a while.
That "SARABO" word is still haunting me and my wallet. I'll go with my parents the next time and they can cough it up.
Maybe next time I can catch them cooking ASOO.
Funny thing is I can understand Ilocano, but I can't speak it. Weird.
That trip this past February might be my last for a while.
That "SARABO" word is still haunting me and my wallet. I'll go with my parents the next time and they can cough it up.
Maybe next time I can catch them cooking ASOO.
dinkadakan adda? hehehe
Originally Posted by mix
at least makataros ka met.. LOL.. its funny how me and my siblings try to incorporate ilocano with tagalog and english.. we do that and all other filipinos get a huge WTFace.. LOL.. asoo??? hmmmmmmm...
dinkadakan adda? hehehe
dinkadakan adda? hehehe
But check who I saw on the plane from Laoag to Manila...
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Originally Posted by ctwentytwo
Put it this way... I went by myself 3 years ago. I was scared off my pants cause I can't really speak or communicate there. They can't understand my english because we here in Hawaii speak "pidgin." The guys in SoCal ripped the language off and labeled it "ebonics."
But check who I saw on the plane from Laoag to Manila...
But check who I saw on the plane from Laoag to Manila...
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Originally Posted by ExBF Material
Not necessarily. But seriously, isn't she hideous? 