The street food in Manila, Philippines is insane, and the Quiapo Market is where you want to be to try the best Filipino street food in Manila. We went on a huge Quiapo Market street food tour, tasting some of the best street food in the Philippines, starting off with the popular Filipino food, lumpia. These fresh lumpia are a very popular food in the Philippines, and were super tasty. We continued our Quiapo Market food tour, stumbling upon some buko (coconut) sorbet and a kwek kwek cart. This was our first time trying kwek kwek, another popular street food in the Philippines, loved by all. Kwek kwek is the perfect snack on the go. Our Filipino food tour took us to try sotanghon, lugaw, and we finished off our Quiapo Market food tour tasting pancit palabok with halo-halo for dessert. Halo-halo is the most popular dessert here in the Philippines. Translating to mix-mix, halo-halo is a little bit of everything the kitchen has, and it is definitely a Filipino treat you don't want to miss! We hope you enjoy our first street food tour here in the Philippines, starting off with the Filipino street food in Manila, Philippines, trying kwek kwek, lumpia, and halo-halo on our Quiapo Market food tour.

Hundreds of thousands of Catholic pilgrims swarmed the streets of Manila in search of a miracle on Thursday, straining to reach a centuries-old statue of Jesus Christ in an annual display of religious fervour. The giant religious parade commemorates the arrival of the wooden statue of the genuflecting Jesus the Nazarene from Acapulco, Mexico, in the early 1600s, shortly after the start of the Spanish colonial conquest.

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One of the best places in Manila for street food is in Binondo Chinatown. We set out on a massive Chinatown street food tour in Binondo, Manila, looking for the best street food in Manila and the most popular Chinese Filipino street foods. We started off with some baos and pies, before sinking our teeth into some homemade dumplings. The flavours of chives and herbs in these dishes were so flavourful and tasty. Filipino Chinese food is just so delicious. We continued on our Chinatown Filipino street food tour looking for the best street food in the Philippines. We went to a local shop for hand pulled noodles, called lamian. The lamian was so fresh and tasty! It was great to watch them hand pull the lamian right at the front of the shop. We finished off our Chinatown street food tour in Binondo, Manila eating hopia. Hopia are a Filipino Chinese food in the Philippines that’s very popular, and the ube hopia originated at the restaurants we visited, Eng Bee Tin. We hope you enjoy exploring the Filipino Chinese food in the Philippines with us, tasting hopia and lamian, on a Chinatown street food tour in Binondo, Manila. Stay tuned for more Filipino street food adventures!

MANILA, Philippines — Two rallies are set to take place in Metro Manila on Friday—one led by progressive groups and various political parties in the morning and another backed by religious figures and some retired military officials in the afternoon—both calling for the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte. But the two gatherings may not necessarily be exact echoes of each other, as one of the organizers of the morning rally sought to...