Mega News's video: 6 Unique Street Food From Various Countries

6 Unique Street Food From Various Countries If you are a foodie you might not gonna miss strolling around a street food cart when you visit a country, right? On today’s video we have list some unique Street Food from Various Countries that can be your reference on your to do list while travelling. Hello-hello (Philippines) If you visit the Philippines, don't forget to try Halo-Halo. This dessert is perfect to cool down the heat when you visit this tropical country. This drink mostly made from crushed ice, evaporated milk and condense milk along with other various ingredients such as red beans, coconut, syrup, fruit, and topped with ice cream. Chou Doufu (Taiwan) Chou Doufu or also known as fermented tofu is a favorite street food amongst Taiwanese people. Chou Doufu is famously known for its pungent smell and is usually served in various ways of cooking methods such as steaming, boiling, or frying with a mixture of sesame oil, vinegar, cucumber, garlic, pickles and chili sauce. Arancini (Italy) Arancini are rice balls filled with mozzarella cheese, seasoned and fried in breadcrumbs. This dish is very popular among Italian people. Arancini has become a staple and a signature dish from Italy since the ancient time. Cilok and Cimol (Indonesia) Cilok and Cimol is atypical snack from Indonesia that you can find in almost every street food cart in Indonesia. it is made from tapioca starch, garlic, chicken stock and other ingredients. Cilok is an abbreviation of dicolok, while cimol is an abbreviation of aci digemol. Ceviche (Peru) Ceviche is a seafood dish from Peru that is famous amongst tourists. This dish uses a processed white fish meat that had been soaked in orange juice and chili sauce. Ceviche is usually served with tortilla chips to reduce the sour taste on this dish. Sundae and Odeng (South Korea) Sundae and Odeng is a famous korean street food. Sundae is like a sausage that is made from beef intestine, glass noodles, sweet rice, ginger, garlic, and sesame oil and pork blood. Odeng is a fishcake that you can usually find on a street food cart. The seller usually served odeng with anchovy’s broth that you can take for free. You can also dip this fishcake on a soy sauce sauce in the seller cart. More about me, please subscribe this channel and our official social media. Hopefully enjoy our channel mega news! Please Like & Subscribe Mega News https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0P4_2nrwEMw2A1TCsfQYdg Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/Mega-News-1728374423845386/ Twitter ► https://twitter.com/meganews77 Tumblr ► https://meganews77.tumblr.com/ Pinterest ► https://pinterest.com/meganews77/ Reddit ► https://www.reddit.com/user/MegaNews77/ Linkedin ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/mega-news-858b93137 LiveJournal ► http://meganews77.livejournal.com/ === Disclaimer: Pictures, or videos on this channel sometimes come from various other media sources. Copyright is fully held by the source. If there are problems related to this, you can contact us here: Email: MegaNewsYT@gmail.com COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act? 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." ===