
About this episode
Boodle Fight is a Filipino kind of dining experience in the Philippines where Pinoy share their gathered food on top of banana leaves and eat their food with their bare hands or in a ‘Kinamot’ style in Bisaya dialect. This kind of tradition was originated by the Philippine Army, where they do this kind of feast as a symbol of brotherhood, friendship, equality, and comradery. In this episode, Barok and Takya will share their views on this kind of eating experience where it is getting more popular these days and all over the world.
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