Vibrant yellow, and packed full of flavor, this golden fried rice takes the classic fried rice to the next level. With just a handful of ingredients, this easy rice meal will become the perfect side pairing for all your favorite dishes!
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Leche Flan (Filipino Creme Caramel)
Leche Flan is a traditional Filipino dessert influenced by Spanish history. Served during special occasions, this dessert is rich and decadent that melts in your mouth!
Fishball Sauce
This homemade fishball sauce is the perfect dip for all your Filipino street foods. Pair this with lumpia, fish balls, squid balls, and more!
Kwek Kwek (Filipino Battered Eggs)
Kwek Kwek is a Filipino streetfood made up of boiled quail eggs that’s coated in a savory batter and deep fried until light and crispy. Served with a side of sauces, this Filipino classic is both fun and delicious to eat!
Kimchi Fried Rice (kimchi bokkeumbap)
Kimchi fried rice is a classic Korean dish that’s both incredibly flavorful and so simple to prepare. It’s versatile enough to add in any protein or vegetable you prefer: making it perfectly filling for any meal!
Japanese Egg Sandwich (Tamago Sando)
This Japanese egg sandwich, also known as ‘tamago sando’, is a classic and popular sandwich found all over Japanese convenience stores. The filling is rich and creamy, all between two slices of fluffy milk bread!
Crispy Tofu Sisig (Filipino Tofu Stirfry)
Tofu sisig is a classic Filipino dish where crispy tofu is stir-fried with aromatics before being tossed with a bold and flavorful sauce. It’s tangy, rich, and full of savory flavors! Eat this as a main dish or do it the Filipino way: served with side of ice-cold beer!
Lugaw (Filipino Rice Porridge)
Lugaw is one of the many variants of rice dishes in the Philippines. This a plain rice porridge flavored with aromatics and topped with toasted garlic, scallions, and a boiled egg. Whether rain or shine, Filipinos know this porridge to be a classic comfort food!
Vietnamese Pizza (Banh Trang Nuong)
This popular Vietnamese street food combines light and crispy rice paper with a variety of delicious toppings! Unlike Italian pizza, this requires no oven to cook, and is extremely versatile in the way it can be prepared.
Tteokbokki (Korean spicy rice cakes)
Tteokbokki is a delicious Korean snack made up of soft and chewy rice cakes that’s coated in a spicy and sweet glaze. Just like in the streets of Korea, this dish is incredibly easy to prepare by simply throwing everything into one pot!