Hi everyone,
Another new member. I am a 27 year old male living and working in London.
I have been to the Philippines 3 times and absolutely love the place. I have recently visited Manila, Davao, Bohol and Surigao.
Look forward to chatting more
Hi everyone,
Another new member. I am a 27 year old male living and working in London.
I have been to the Philippines 3 times and absolutely love the place. I have recently visited Manila, Davao, Bohol and Surigao.
Look forward to chatting more
let me welcome you to the friendly forum, I hope you will find the answers or advice from questions you're planning to ask
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Warm Welcome to the forum. Get on to Palawan on your next destination.
Hi! M sure you'll enjoy the friendly members here at the forum.. Welcome
welcome
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Thanks for the welcome.
For my next trip I would love to go to either Palawan or Donsol. Amazing how much there is to do out there.
Does anyone know a good restaurant in London where I can eat kinilaw?
Originally Posted by LondonHM
to the friendly, online filipino/uk community.
You've beaten ME ... I've only been twice,so far.
I'm married to a Filipina from Davao del Norte' Province ... but ( would you believe? ) neither my wife nor I, have visited Bohol and its famous 'Chocolate Hills'So ... hopefully, next time around ...
It is good. I spent about 3 days there. I would recommend.
I spent 2 years in HK/Singapore but had absolutely no appreciation for what the Philippines had to offer despite being surrounded by Filipinos.
Now having experienced life there, I cannot get enough of the culture/people but am yet to meet any Filipinos in London.
Welcome to the forum LondonHM!
>>--DonahMichael-->>
Anyone Filipinos in London on this forum?
Preferably one that can tell me where I can find good Filipino food in London...
Hello LondonHM! Welcome to the forum. I've been in the Filipino Restaurant in Earl's court once but I'm not sure if they have kinilaw.
Yes Agree! I'm originally from Cebu and I think you'll love it there!
Welcome to the forum LondonHM!
There's a Filipino Restaurant in Earl's Court?? where? I live quite close to
Earl's Court. By the way I just moved to London, I found a place now but job hunting seems to be a nightmare at the moment! :(
Oh My! I got too excited about the Filipino restaurant in Earl's Court, I didn't even say hi and welcome to the forum LondonHM!
Here is a list of filipino resturants, there seems to be a few in London and two in Earls Court.
http://adoborice.com/directory.aspx?...&categoryid=15
We are hoping to have a day in London next week and will try to go to one while we are there.
Hi there LondonHM and Emmeline! There's a couple of restaurants in Hammersmith, London called Port of Manila and Ihaw Ihaw, I preferred the first one myself
I never rated the ones in earls court,the service was slow and the food not up to par,mind this was 6 or 7 years ago,I think they have had a refurb since and maybe the original chef has gone to that great kitchen in the skyThere's a Filipino Restaurant in Earl's Court??
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Yes, I agree....I never rated the ones in earls court,the service was slow and the food not up to par,mind this was 6 or 7 years ago,I think they have had a refurb since and maybe the original chef has gone to that great kitchen in the sky
I was going to give my true thoughts on the service and food but I decided to be kind,its christmasYes, I agree....
Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again. But life goes on.
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It's the passion that she shows to the outside world.
I was going to give my true thoughts on the service and food but I decided to be kind,its christmas
I went to one in Earls court last year, down a side street-quite small with the back part up a few stairs. Forgot the name, it was ok, but not that great. The Adobo's that friends and myself have cooked was far more tasty!
Thanks for the tips. I will check out the restaurant in Earl's Court after Christmas.
To be honest, I am just on the hunt for Kinilaw. I would do it myself but my cooking skills are embarrassing
Welcome LondonHM, hope you find a great kinilaw in London ...
Hello,new here.
Hi London, welcome here. I just love Kinilaw.
For me it's a wonderful appetiser that is perfect with an ice cold beer.
It also reminds me very much of a previous wonderful life Japan
I have made Kinilaw with Cornish Mackerel and it's great, I know you could use other fish as well but I have no experience.
It's very quick and very easy to prepare, but, for me it's a must to always use 'sashimi quality' fish. This generally means ordering online unless your one of the very lucky people who have a traditional and fabulous fishmonger in your area. If you are, then take advantage of it while you can.
For online orders just be sure that you're around for the delivery.
Personally, I have no idea if supermarket fish will really be good enough, and I don't want to try. The textures and the flavour of the fish I get online has to be experienced to be believed.
Kinilaw demands the best and the freshest fish you can get.
I also use shallots instead of onions because I find they are much more aromatic and their flavour both sweeter and milder and much more suited for Kinilaw.
Another benefit is that there is less of an aftertaste. But that's just a personal choice. Ordinary onions could be used just as well.
The preparation is not difficult at all, just needs care and attention to detail.
Here's my tried and fully tested 'recipe' over many years.
Ingredients :
Yellow Fin Tuna (sashimi quality - Cubed)
Garlic (peeled, crushed and very coarsely chopped)
Red Shallots (thinly sliced) (use white if red unavailable)
Chilli peppers (prepared to your taste, I prefer thick slices)
1 red bell pepper (diced)
1 green bell pepper (diced)
Ginger (finely chopped)
Secret Ingredient (finely sliced sushi ginger - Japanese sashimi inspired to lift the dish to a higher level)
Cucumber (sliced)
Tomatoes (sliced)
Calamansi juice (or 3 lemons juiced)
1 lemon (quartered and thinly sliced)
Vinegar
salt and cayenne pepper
'Cooking' procedure :
Quickly Wash the cubed tuna in a bowl of fresh water. Drain the water and discard.
Pour in vinegar to cover and quickly wash the tuna. Drain the vinegar and discard
Sprinkle with salt and cayenne pepper.
Pour in vinegar (diluted 1:1 with water) to cover and mix well. Leave to 'cook' for about 1-2 hours
Care should be taken with this timing as ideally the fish should not be totally 'cooked through', but should be more like medium-rare steak. Still a bit translucent and pinkish inside.
Drain the fish again.
Add the Calamansi juice, garlic, shallots, chilli peppers, red and green bell peppers, ginger and sushi ginger,cucumber and tomatoes.
Mix well and chill for MAX 20 minutes. Taste the sauce every now and make any adjustments to get it just right.
Add some slices of lemon on top When ready to serve.
Prepare a pitcher of ice cold beer.
Or if you prefer how about some chilled White Zinfandel wine. I like Blossom Hill or Fetzer, both available from Waitrose.
Share and enjoy!
Terpe, thanks so much for this. I will definitely give it a go...
Looking forward to trying the restaurant in Earl's Court and of course booking my next holiday to the Philippines
Hi LondonHM, welcome to the friendly forum
Try to check this restaurant. Me and my husband we've been there many times and the food is great
Kusinang Munti
913 Garratt Lane Tooting, London SW17 0LT
020 8672 4363
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