Street foods

there are very strict regulations on selling food in this country, and for most part street vendors are not allowed to sell food. however, you often find burger/hot dog kiosks in town centers, and in Preston we have a little stand selling jacket potatoes and boiled peas.

Turkish Kebabs FTW! :P I love them, have them whenever I hit town, Great because they so huge and seem to cure the morning hangovers.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #1I don't know if you also call them as "street foods", but I'm referring to foods (mostly junk food, but who cares if they are), that you can buy & are sold by vendors outdoors (usually at roadsides or are carried along by the vendors).Now I know there are a lot of health conscious people here, but for those of you who enjoy eating these kinds of food, what ls/are your favorites?For me, it's this street food made up of a hard-boiled egg (of a chicken or Quail) that is wrapped in a batter mixture & deep fat fried, we call these "tukneneng" (pronounced took - ne - neng) if their chicken eggs or "kwek - kwek" if Quail eggs. They're eaten by dipping them in vinegar with chili peppers & they're heavenly.Another one of my favorites is the dreaded Balut, no need for an explaination what they are though ;DAnd there're fish & squid balls. They're made off fish or squid bits that have been pulverized & are mixed with a flour mixture making them look like little balls of dough, they are fried & eaten with three types of dips, a sweet & spicy dip, a sour vinegar dip & there's my personal favorite, the spicy dip.For those with a sweet tooth, there's ice cream, made with Cassava flour, and "taho" (Tah - hoh), a sort of hot drink made of Soya beans & mixed with Caramelised sugar, it tastes really good, especially on cold rainy days :)But my favorite sweet street food is "Turon" (two - ron), a Banana spring roll, sometimes also having a piece of jackfruit inside, which could burn the inside of your mouth & singe your tongue, if it was freshly taken out of the deep fryer & you inadvertantly bit it ;D

Kikiam even though its "chinese" in nature its part of Filipino street foods XDMango Turon is also heavenly :D Turon is a spring roll that's fried and coated with caramel sugarTaho also has sago :DThere's also chicharon and kropeck that's sold by the balut vendors as well

vegetable turon, was that originated in here? anyway is one of my favorites including barbeques and nuggets

Doesn't matter whatyou call it, just vegies wraped in lumpia wrapper then fried

its called a hot dog

ketchup works too :D

cassava cakes are good too but some say they could be poisonous if not planted correctly

hotdog is a sausage in a bun that may have a sauce and/or onions with it.

kuchinta and puto XD now that's win

In the market here in town, this little indian food vendor makes the best Butter chicken, so delicious.

Loonylion · #13hotdog is a sausage in a bun that may have a sauce and/or onions with it.

lol thats an American Hotdog, over here in NZ a hotdog is a battered sausage on a stich with sauce.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #1I don't know if you also call them as "street foods", but I'm referring to foods (mostly junk food, but who cares if they are), that you can buy & are sold by vendors outdoors (usually at roadsides or are carried along by the vendors).Now I know there are a lot of health conscious people here, but for those of you who enjoy eating these kinds of food, what ls/are your favorites?For me, it's this street food made up of a hard-boiled egg (of a chicken or Quail) that is wrapped in a batter mixture & deep fat fried, we call these "tukneneng" (pronounced took - ne - neng) if their chicken eggs or "kwek - kwek" if Quail eggs. They're eaten by dipping them in vinegar with chili peppers & they're heavenly.Another one of my favorites is the dreaded Balut, no need for an explaination what they are though ;DAnd there're fish & squid balls. They're made off fish or squid bits that have been pulverized & are mixed with a flour mixture making them look like little balls of dough, they are fried & eaten with three types of dips, a sweet & spicy dip, a sour vinegar dip & there's my personal favorite, the spicy dip.For those with a sweet tooth, there's ice cream, made with Cassava flour, and "taho" (Tah - hoh), a sort of hot drink made of Soya beans & mixed with Caramelised sugar, it tastes really good, especially on cold rainy days :)But my favorite sweet street food is "Turon" (two - ron), a Banana spring roll, sometimes also having a piece of jackfruit inside, which could burn the inside of your mouth & singe your tongue, if it was freshly taken out of the deep fryer & you inadvertantly bit it ;D

Quit it, your nmaking me hungry...Taho doesn't really taste that good in my part... the whitestuff is tasteless :Sbut Fishbowl, and Balut.. I wish I could eat that once in a while, but the guy only passes our street in the subd, once a month, and I never buy t anyways.... I'm too lazy to chase him down haha!

I eat canadian hot dogs, but I only like ketchup on mine, mustard is ok too

Yahoo! I love them!I don't junk out without regards of my health though...I am being careful especially with the oil those vendors used... if I taste anything foul (foul oil... yuck!)... that means the vendor is marked as One Time Only (O.T.O).Anyway... I eat almost anything... "splat tofu" (tofu mixed with onions, spices, sugar water... can literally "splat" your tongue), Chinese meat bun, Japanese ramen (extra fat sauce), etc. Named other things I should try... except for American food... they're not unusual anymore...Get me anything edible... and let me at 'em. I still do have my own preferences though... I just like to taste things...

I can tell this is a heavily European-based server just by looking at the foods.Don't know that one.... not that one....or that one... not that one..... HOT DOG!How is a hot dog a "street food?"