World Street Food Congress 2017


28 top street food chefs and vendors/hawkers from around the world came to Manila for this year’s World Street Food Jamboree. They include household names from India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, USA, Thailand, Mexico, Germany, Singapore, Japan.

The World Street Food Congress' mission is to recognize energies and galvanize opportunities for the world’s greatest culinary heritage – comfort street food.



The Jamboree started last May 31 and today is their last day. The said event was open to public earlier at exactly 1pm. Beating the heat with our hungry stomachs just to try the other country's street food specialties. There was an entrance fee of 150php which you can redeem in stalls of your choice. Because of the scorching heat & long lines, we lost our energy to eat more food and ended up ordering only 2 specialties from Indonesia and Japan.

Martabak Manis “San Francisco” by Mr. Buyung, Indonesia
Martabak Manis is a recent wildly popular variation of sweet martabak or appam balik or the Chinese mee chang kueh. Mr Bong Kap Kap Djun started selling this well-loved snack in 1965 in a street stall. He renamed it Martabak San Francisco in 1967. Since then they have created a healthy martabak manis with no yeast and no artificial sweeteners, yet it yields the same results – crispy edges and soft gummy body.

Kushikatsu Darama, Japan
A must-visit in Osaka, Japan, Daruma is where you will find both locals and tourists. Their kushikatsu – known as fried food on skewers – are coated with a light batter than deep-fried to a lovely golden brown hue. The magic is his special dip sauce with hints of soy, sugar and vinegar. It is best paired with a glass of icy cold beer.

We didn't stay long as we were sweating while eating. Haha! At least we participate, right? It is FOOD we are talking here.. Haha!

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