Kalami Cebu! - A Gastronomic Guide to Cebu

The Philippines has a lot of amazing street food that tourists must try.  These street foods are not heavily marketed but locals love it.  One great example is the beef pares in the streets of Metro Manila.  Every time I go to Manila, I make sure that I will have a beef pares for breakfast and you should too. 

I love street food.  I have been eating it since I was in elementary school.  From fishballs to peanuts to pungko-pungko.  One of the newest street food favorites is the Proben or Chicken Proven.  This fried chicken part is one of my favorite snacks when I was still working at Robinsons Cybergate and I would love to eat it when I get the chance. Have you tried this one?

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. ;)

Can you imagine a foreigner selling his own version of pongko-pongko in Cebu? Well, a video by GMANews is actually going viral because a Japanese man is selling affordable Tonkatsu sandwich and Japanese Rice Ball or Onigiri in the streets of I.T. Park in Cebu.