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FiliPinky Pinky is a Filipina, hence, FiliPinky. Born and raised in the Philippines, now living in the USA. Follow me and my journey!

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28/05/2020

Watch full video here: https://bit.ly/Pungko-Pungko-Challenge

How much do you spend eating pungko-pungko?

Pungko-pungko sa Fuente is a famous food trip destination in Cebu City, Philippines. "Pungko" means to squat. Pungko-pungko describes the food places where customers eat while sitting on low benches, usually on or along the street (street food, it is). The variety of food include ngohiong, ginabot (chicharon bulaklak), lumpiang togue, pork chop, longganisa, tungol, crab meat, and many more. Pair these with puso (hanging rice) and the yummy sauce s**a (vinegar) with lots of onions plus sili (chili) if you want it spicy. I like it that way! Choose your cold soda as "pantulak" to complete your meal. That's the pungko-pungko experience. You can spend as low as ₱50 or more if you get carried away with the yummy flavor. Must eat when you're in town. Next time you're there, tell me how much you've spent!

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Trying to lose 4 lbs. in 4.5 days. Already lost around 5 lbs. in the past 10 days. All for a challenge. 😂
28/09/2019

Trying to lose 4 lbs. in 4.5 days. Already lost around 5 lbs. in the past 10 days. All for a challenge. 😂

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Watch full video here: https://bit.ly/Pungko-Pungko-Challenge How much do you spend eating pungko-pungko? Pungko-pungko sa Fuente is a famous food trip destination in Cebu City, Philippines. "Pungko" means to squat. Pungko-pungko describes the food places where customers eat while sitting on low benches, usually on or along the street (street food, it is). The variety of food include ngohiong, ginabot (chicharon bulaklak), lumpiang togue, pork chop, longganisa, tungol, crab meat, and many more. Pair these with puso (hanging rice) and the yummy sauce suka (vinegar) with lots of onions plus sili (chili) if you want it spicy. I like it that way! Choose your cold soda as "pantulak" to complete your meal. That's the pungko-pungko experience. You can spend as low as ₱50 or more if you get carried away with the yummy flavor. Must eat when you're in town. Next time you're there, tell me how much you've spent!

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