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I am in a city with many filipinos too, and filipino eateries are very few. I never had filipino food and I am not interested in it anyway. And I have eaten many Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Singaporean, and even Cambodian and Burmese food. Never had filipino food. The reason I am not interested in it is none of my friends had eaten filipino food and nobody recommend it to me.
We all eat it. It's not seen as an upper class thing. I thought it was a Filipino desert for the longest
I saw one restaurant who offer Halo-Halo here in Perth City, Australia. People actually look at what I am carrying and it seems they wanted to ask me where I bought it. I haven't seen a Filipino restaurant yet. I just saw it from the food court and then they offer different international food items and then saw Philippines best halo-halo on the list. Actually, there are some Filipino food that we can offer and it's just lack of promotion.
One of my favorite dessert. I tried the Yema too aside from Leche flan as one of the alternative ingredients and it's yummy too.
I saw one restaurant who offer Halo-Halo here in Perth City, Australia. People actually look at what I am carrying and it seems they wanted to ask me where I bought it. I haven't seen a Filipino restaurant yet. I just saw it from the food court and then they offer different international food items and then saw Philippines best halo-halo on the list. Actually, there are some Filipino food that we can offer and it's just lack of promotion.
One of my favorite dessert. I tried the Yema too aside from Leche flan as one of the alternative ingredients and it's yummy too.
I think Postman didn't like the Halo Halo he tried .
I should also mention the cookies! Bengawan Solo is a great place to sample them, there are two outlets at Changi airport. The pineapple tarts, layer cake, pandan cake, currant and almond cookies are some the delights you can try there.
I like Filipino food. There are quite a few Filipino eateries where I live and every now and then I like to get some Filipino eats. If its early in the day I usually like to get some tapsilog or a mami soup. A filipino dish I really like is caldereta.
Last edited by UrbanLuis; 02-03-2014 at 03:35 PM..
At least your food is better than Indian or Bangladeshi
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Glad I didn't know at the time lol. 
