'Feel the Phil' was a 3-day festival held in Seoul, South Korea. During this festival, we were able to try a variety of different Filipino foods such as lechon, sisig, banana cue, and more! Thanks to the Philippine Department of Tourism for holding such a great festival for foreigners to try FIlipino foods!

Thanks to Tasha for joining me! Check out her channel: https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UCUc0Q7oIblJ6_kSmX

In this video, we check out the #feelthephil festival 2019. We were able to check out a variety of new products including:
*yummy pickeled fruits (I loved the spicy mango!) https://www.instagram.com/pikapikel/
*Pili Nuts (a rare, yet delicious Filipino nut) https://www.instagram.com/wrapsody.ynut/
*awesome sisig and lumpia (Hapunan is a Filipino restaurant in Seoul, South Korea): https://www.instagram.com/hapunan.mullae/
*fantastic lechon: https://www.facebook.com/pinoyakolechonkorea

Overall - we had an amazing time checking out some great Filipino foods in South Korea. Hopefully this will be a festival that will catch on and will happen more often!
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