Street foods

The street food scene in the Philippines is vibrant and exciting. Read our guide to Filipino street food to avoid getting lost in the culinary frenzy.

Thailand Street Food - An assortment of skewers from sausages, fish cake, crab sticks, dumplings and more! #thailand #skewers #thingstoeatinthailand #travel #travelling #bucketlist #explore #southeastasia #traveltoeat #thailandtravel #thaistreetfood #streetfood #thailandfood #thaifood

Taiwan is not only has nice people, pleasant weather, but the food is also very easy to eat. Living Nomads will introduce to you an almost complete list of dishes you definitely must try when visiting Taipei in particular and Taiwan in general. These are some snacks, street food (night market food taiwan, taiwan food […]

Common Street Foods in Philippines

A cross between Filipino and Chinese shumai made of ground pork, shrimp, and Chinese seasonings. Juicy, flavorful steamed dumplings that are so easy to make!

Balut is believed to be a potent aphrodisiac and cure for hangovers. Others eat it as a standalone meal due to its high level of nutrients. It's a nutritious snack, high in protein and calcium.

Meat on a stick! Suan Lum Night Bazaar, Bangkok, By Katherine Bont Niseko, Japan

Flavorful, hearty, utterly scrumptious, and one of the most popular Indian Street Food – Pav Bhaji! It is a spicy mashed vegetable dish, served piping hot with a dollop of butter, diced red onions, cilantro, a squeeze of lime, and buttery toasted pav on the sides. Is your mouth watering yet? Mine sure is. This recipe is a treat to your eyes, tongue, tummy, and soul! 🙂 #pavbhaji #bhaji #ladipav #pavbread #mumbai #india #streetstyle

This Kamote Cue is a popular Filipino street food that is made from sweet potato pieces deep-fried with a coating of caramelized brown sugar. It's the perfect hot and crispy afternoon snack or sweet dessert! #kamote #sweetpotato #streetfood #snack #dessert #vegan #filipino