Eating in Asia

Posted on October 30, 2008 by

From the Filippino Isaw Manok (barbequed chicken intestines) to Vietnam’s Cha Basa (stir fried frog legs), Asian cuisine has always been the top of my culinary loves. The powerful aroma, and assaulting tastes have captured my stomach for quite awhile now, and being back in Asia means trying even more amazing street food and tantalizing sauces.
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Isaw Manok
Don’t be shaken by its appearance..
Give it a go, you´ll know what you´ve been missin out on!

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About Nellie Huang

Nellie Huang is the co-founder of WildJunket. As a professional travel writer with a special interest in offgrid destinations and adventure travel, she scours through the world in search for a slice of undiscovered paradise. In her quest, she's climbed an active volcano in Guatemala, swam with sealions in the Galapagos and built a school in Tanzania.

One Response to “Eating in Asia”

  1. turkey hunting August 29, 2011 12:15 am #

    haha @ flip whats it's name? Isaw? or the chicken intestines? it is really cool to eat this one? :)

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