Tribal People Try Filipino Lumpia

Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
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[Cornz]

It would be great to see the chef that prepares their dishes. He is an unsung hero of the channel.

[domin]

It is amazing seeing how humble and kind these men are. I aspire to be as open hearted and wise as them someday 🙏 😊

[Isthisyourspoon]

These videos never get old, I could watch them all day. Always feels weird when one of them is missing though.

[kathrynkneeland]

These men are delightful. Who thought watching men eat would be so entertaining. Their personalities are endearing.

[charleseagan]

My wife is Filipino and we have a Filipino restaurant. She’s a great chef.

[roville.]

Yey! Glad you like our pambansang pagkain sa handaan! Try pansit next time! 😁

[nikkirockznikkirockz]

Thanks for taking my suggestion, I looove some lumpia and I know they will too!!! 🤩

[Blablablarandomguy]

Always look forward to watching these Honorable Men try some international cuisine!!

[rackmo]

I lived in the Philippines for a few years and fell in love with Lumpia! It was the first meal I ever made for my wife.

[kdfever]

Omggg thanks for introducing our national snack to these gentlemen. It kind of sad Chaudhary didn't make it though 😞 but it's ok. I will wait until you introduce halo-halo to them. And I hope Chaudhary is there because it is our national dessert.

[LadyWeasel]

OMG! I'm not Filipino, but I grew up eating this. It's soooo delicious!

[aliciahoverson]

Oh man, lumpia is one of my favorite foods 🤤

[ArmandoDy]

Being Filipino I whole heartedly endorse this video. 😋👍

[joypalos]

I love these guys! They are so kind in sharing their thoughts and opinions.

[theresahaines]

I’m half Filipino and I love lumpia. The fresh lumpia is far better than the fried lumpia. I guarantee these gentleman would love the fresh lumpia. The problem with the fresh lumpia is that it’s time consuming and the wrapping is a delicate process to make. 😊

[telebubba]

Lumpia's can be found in any East Asian country and there are literally hundreds of varieties. They are also known under the name of 'Spring rolls' or 'Egg rolls'. They can be crusty like these or soft, dough or rice paper, hot or cold. And now I would like to have some myself!🌯

[sandrataylor]

When my son-in-law was in the military, one of his friends was married to a lady from the Philippines and she taught my daughter how to make lumpia, but they used salsa instead of a sweet sauce, Great eating!

[janzebuski]

My close friend is part Filipino and has always made them. I absolutely love them, flavorful and nice and crunchy. I aspire to make them as good as he does. He is a hero when he makes them for friends and family!

[tracygibson]

I love these people this channel looks delicious God bless 🙏🕊️🙏💕

[coldwhitespring]

The word "lumpia" is very interesting, because in Norway we have a kind of a potato torilla which we roll together with something sweet like jam or savory like a sausage which we call "lumpe".