What is Filipino food like? Or more specifically, what is a kamayan feast like? Find out in this episode which shows you how to make a kamayan feast and how to eat with your hands in this boodle fight ...

“Boodle fight originated in the Philippines. Friends and family would gather and eat banquet-style at a communal table,” Denina says. “The name came from the military. Troops didn’t have utensils or ...

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According to the organiser and founder of Filipino Food Month, Anna Manlulo, the boodle feast in Sydney is a way to introduce Filipino food and culture, where people come together as one big family.

Boodle Fight chef Dave Denina grew up in Nabua, Camarines Sur, Philippines and has worked at restaurants in California and Atlanta. “Cooking has always been more than a job for ...

Next Sunday, the Filipino Food Movement Australia aims to host a record-breaking boodle table in Sydney. The boodle fight is a gathering of Filipinos for a feast through eating with their hands.

Filipino breakfasts, and more. If you're with a big group check the listings below for restaurants that offer a boodle fight. It’s a huge feast where the table is covered first in banana leaves then ...