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One little open secret to happiness is recognizing and celebrating even your tiniest wins. Achieved adopting a new good habit? That in itself is one thing to rejoice. Eat out with your friends!

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Ever noticed Filipino cuisines are so abundant with various flavors and ingredients— all but a fusion? It’s largely because of a mixture of influences from Chinese, Spanish, American, Hispanic, and Malay.

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You may now be in Oregon, physically away from your home country, but your tastebuds can feel like you’re still there. Visit Kuya’s Islander Cuisine to feel closer to home.

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Always have rice in your meals. Filipino meals are almost always served with a big bowl of rice and several viands. You can never take rice out of the picture. Even closer to the Filipino manner of eating, learn when to eat with your hands and when to not. When eating seafood and meats with a lot of bone, you use your hands. Learn how to use the four tallest fingers to take your portion off the plate, then use your thumb to support the food in pushing it into your mouth.

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When you feel like you’ve been working too hard for the weekdays, don’t think twice to unwind. Do it now, especially in the most-welcoming Kuya Fred's Cuisine.

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Do you know that singing is an anti-depressant? It gives you endorphins, the singing hormones, so whenever you feel sad, sing it out at Kuya Fred's Cuisine’s karaoke bar.

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Some but not all Filipino food is spicy. Filipino delicacies are mainly centered around a combination of sweet (tamis), sour (asim), and salty (alat).

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Filipino food is delicious, but many people, especially in the U.S, have yet to experience all that Filipino cuisine has to offer. Here are some world-famous Filipino delicacies that will most likely satisfy your palate: 1. Sisig 2. Lechon 3. Lechon kawali 4. Adobo 5. Crispy Pata Visit Kuya Fred's Cuisine today, and enjoy a variety of delicious and authentic Filipino meals.

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Many Filipinos make their own dipping sauce to complement their meals. You can make your own dipping sauce by mixing a little vinegar, soy sauce, and a little diced garlic and tomatoes.

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Go ahead, serenade your lover in the public. Sing to them exactly the songs you want them to hear. Drop by Kuya Fred's Cuisine’s open mic this summer.

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The main flavor profiles of many Filipino dishes are sweet and sour. The main base ingredients in many Filipino dishes include vinegar, soy sauce, sometimes sugar, garlic, and onions.

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Some say it really originated from Bicol as Bicolanos love that delicious punch in their food. While others say Bicol Express actually originated from a restaurant in Manila with the owner’s aim to provide the customers with a dish that has a more tolerable spice level. It was said that the owner got the name Bicol Express from the train that was passing by headed to Bicol; as she was pressured to give the dish a name because customers are already flocking in and the owner knows they soon will be asking what the dish is called. Source: https://whattoeatph.com/bagnet-bicol-express-recipe/

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Here are a few ways Filipinos eat differently from other cultures: - Many dishes are paired with a dipping sauce or condiment. - Almost all meals go with rice. - Many Filipinos eat using a spoon and fork.

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The Philippines is composed of over 7000 islands located in different regions with over 120 local spoken languages. Because of this diversity, food can change and differ from region to region. Every region has there unique flavor.

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The typical Filipino breakfast is composed of garlic rice, a meat dish, and a fried egg. Have a delicious Filipino Silog breakfast today here at Kuya Fred's Cuisine.

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Need to satisfy your Filipino food craving? Come and visit Kuya Fred's Cuisine today and enjoy all our authentic Filipino delicacies. We serve a variety of Pinoy breakfast dishes called silogs and many favorites like lechon kawali, pancit palabok, sisig, adobo, and lumpia.

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Here are some Famous Filipino delicacies you should try at least once in your life: - Sinigang - Kare-kare - Dinuguan - Sizzling sisig - Kinilaw

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