Food Question of the Week: What is your favorite Street Food?

Recently, I was walking around Mango Avenue and I saw this fishball stall.  I really have a hard time resisting street foods. I have been binging on it since I was in elementary school and it peaked in high school and college.  I end up spending around 20 pesos to eat some kwek kwek and squid balls. My question of the week is : What is your favorite street food?  Comment and let the world know. ;)





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