Authentic Filipino Street Foods
If you’re looking for a way to spice up your meals and snacks, look no further than Filipino street foods. These are the delicious and affordable treats that Filipinos enjoy on a daily basis, from grilled skewers to deep-fried quail eggs. They are packed with flavor, texture, and variety, and they will surely satisfy your cravings.
But where can you find these authentic Filipino street foods in America? You may think that they are hard to come by, or that you have to settle for the generic Asian foods that are available in most supermarkets. Well, think again. You can now get these foods from our store, Kalye Filipino, the ultimate destination for Filipino food lovers.
At Kalye Filipino, we bring you the best of Filipino street foods that you won’t find anywhere else. We get our products from the top Filipino brands, some of which have expanded to the U.S. and are making their products here for the local market. You can trust that these brands are keeping it real and authentic, just like in the Philippines. Unlike a certain fast-food chain, ahem, that ditched the beloved Yumburger for a generic cheeseburger (smash burger, really?). No thanks, we’ll stick to the real deal. 😜
Here are some of the Filipino street foods that you can order from us and have delivered to your doorstep:
What’s Sizzling:
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Tender and Juicy Hotdogs: These aren’t your average wieners. They’re like a hug from your foodie grandma – warm, comforting, and packed with love. 🌟🌭
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Fishballs and Squidaballs: Imagine crispy orbs of seafood joy, dancing in a tangy vinegar bath. Dip, munch, repeat – it’s a street food tango! 🐟🦑
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Kikiam: These savory logs are like secret flavor scrolls. Ground pork, veggies, and spices wrapped in bean curd skin – a taste explosion! 🌿
Sizzling Soon:
Every week we increase the number of products we offer, and you can expect to see these foods available in our store very soon.- Balut: This is a fertilized duck egg that has been boiled and eaten with salt, vinegar, or chili. It may sound strange, but it is actually a delicacy in the Philippines. It has a savory broth, a tender embryo, and a creamy yolk. It is said to have many health benefits, such as boosting energy and libido.
- Filipino Barbecue: These are skewered pork pieces marinated in a sweet and savory sauce and grilled to perfection. They are tender, juicy, and smoky, and they go well with rice or beer. You can dip them in vinegar sauce for an extra kick.
- Kwek-Kwek: These are deep-fried quail eggs coated in an orange batter. They are crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, and they are best eaten with a sweet and tangy sauce. They are a great snack for any time of the day.
- Isaw: These are grilled chicken or pork intestines that have been cleaned, boiled, and marinated. They are coiled on skewers and grilled over charcoal, giving them a rich and smoky flavor. They are served with vinegar sauce or hot sauce, depending on your preference.
- Okoy: These are crispy fritters made with small shrimps, flour, cornstarch, and egg. They are deep-fried until golden and crunchy, and they are usually eaten with vinegar sauce. They are a delicious and filling appetizer or snack.
Why Choose Our Street Eats?
- Authentic Vibes: We’ve got the real deal – straight from the sizzling grills of Filipino vendors.
- Nostalgia Factor: Close your eyes, take a bite, and let the memories flood in. It’s like a taste time machine.
- Adventure Awaits: Explore flavors you won’t find elsewhere. It’s a passport to yum-town.
These are just some of the Filipino street foods that we offer or plan to offer at Kalye Filipino. We are also working on food kits to bring you other favorites, such as taho, banana cue, turon, and halo-halo. We deliver to anywhere in the U.S., so you don’t have to miss out on these amazing foods. Subscribe to our newsletter and be the first to learn about the new products we release, plus you get some pretty good discount codes when you subscribe.
So what are you waiting for? Order now and experience the authentic taste of Filipino street foods. You’ll be glad you did. 😊