Filipino feast table

At their new restaurant in Buford Highway's Asian Square, Mia Orino and Carlo Gan serve a regular a la carte menu most nights of the week, in addition to hosting regular kamayan-style meals—the ones their pop-up made famous.

Early Thanksgiving Filipino-style boodle fight

Kamayan, also known as boodle fight, is a traditional Filipino-style communal feast shared by family and friends.

Kamayan in Tagalog translates to “by hand,” and describes the method of eating with your hands. It’s best used during a boodle fight where you share a meal with friends and family over a banana leaf-lined table filled to the max with delicious ulam (or main dish). What’s the meaning of a boodle fight? Eating kamayan was the traditional way

How about having a Filipino boodle fight buffet😋 Fill ur plate then sit at a table. Come back for more. Any leftovers, anyone can take some home.

Full of Filipino flavours—sweet, salty, sour and ridiculously delicious—these buffet-style, communal feasts take grilling to a whole new level.

Pinoy Military style of eating they call it the Boodle fight. Pinoys took it to there homes to restaurants and everywhere. We feast with Filipino food and eating using our hands we call it "Kamayan style" Classic yumminess!! Thanks to "Boodle Fight Manila" for this awesome yummy lunch for our family!!

My siblings used our father’s birthday as an excuse to throw a kamayan. I wanted to tag along to Newport before the kamayan to pick up the crabs at wholesale prices. My sister told me I had to wake…

Author and chef Yana Gilbuena shares seven essential recipes for a Filipino kamayan feast.

Filipinos are very religious and family-oriented by nature. Nothing could ever measure to being with your family and love-ones on special occasions like birthdays, Christening, anniversaries, New Year, and ofcourse Christmas. Filipinos have high...