It's really okay to call it Gray-ham instead of Gra-am. We're filipinos anyway, why won't we own the accent.

To non-Filipino viewers, 'sharksfin' no longer contains actual shark's fin. Nowadays, it's used to define steamed dumplings shaped a certain way rather than what's inside. In rare cases, it has faux sharks fin made from plant-based jelly. Shark's fin trade is prohibited in the country.

Language is dynamic. If it's pronounced gray-ham in the Philippines, then it's fine to pronounce it that way.

Sa totoo lang, Nakakagutom itong series na ito pero I love it❤❤. Gusto ko kung paano mo ipaliwanag at i-describe ung mga taste ng food. Napaka Detalyado ng explanation mo at Nakaka aliw at napaka-genuine ung mga reactions mo + clean & clear Voice 🥰😘😍💖💕

I like that she wants to ask students 1 question only but turned out the other way around 😁❤

I was a student in UST back in 2009 and seeing siomai and rice priced at P120 terrifies me.

Too bad you didn't cross the other side of P.Noval, there's so much to eat on that side too like 24 chicken, bros, max mango and of course the carinderya there is the best. Missin' españa all of a sudden, it was my 2nd home ❤❤❤

I've tried Dimsum Treats once, I think it was in 2020 or 2021. Sila lang yung open sa vicinity aside from the usual fastfoods kaya I chose them. I was so hungry that time that I ordered almost everything on their menu.😅 Usually when I'm hungry I'd appreciate the food because if gutom ako, lahat talaga masarap😂 but Dimsum Treats really did disappoint. 😅 It lacked the "bite" that I was looking for in a dimsum. It's too mushy and so obvious that it contains more extenders than meat. Nothing special about it kaya I don't understand the hype.😅 I've been meaning to try Angkong to compare, kaya lang I haven't been back in the area. I think Jessica had already answered my question. Sana you could've featured more shops like the fried chicken at the brown gate in P. Noval, sizzlings, silogs, other lutong bahay...

Jessica, kung baka sakaling di ka makapag shoot outside or kung tag ulan na sana gumawa ka ng new Series na cooking series tapos re-create mo ung mga napili mo na Paborito mong food sa lahat ng episode ng PABORITO SERIES mo. Heheheh alam Namin na magaling Kang magluto.. suggestion lang to, thank you. Hehehe. More series to come Please. Lagi kaming nag aabang ng Vlog mo.💖💕💖💕

Wondering if you feed your staff too after the show? 😇 Would love to see some BTS of them enjoying the food too. I enjoy your videos! Salamat from USA!

Yeyyyyy. Salamat sa new episode, Jess. We love all your videos 💖💙💖💕💙💕🫶🫰🥰😘 Noong Saturday pa Ako nag aabang ng new episode ng Paborito Dito sa channel mo at finally ito na!!!! 😍 Ingat ka lagi at stay healthy always.

Always thought graham is pronounced as grayham in american accent 😂 first time I heard it's pronounced as gra-ham 😅 love your patience queuing up to buy the recommended food by the students and your honest opinion about it. 😊❤🎉

I have a suggestion for the Paborito series :). Next time you should try or compare food that are in the same category to be fair when choosing your favorite one. Because siomai rice is different from a milkshake. Angkong may be your favorite meal in espanya but lovelite can also be your go to dessert after a meal or after a tiring commute right? So in the next episode it could be “Espanya’s best ____ (dessert/meal/merienda)” or something like that.

11:23 the way jessica said "mang tootz" is so cute 😭

my favorite place is Santorini in P. Noval street.. Korean Resto. I hope you can have a legit Korean review on it. :D We love their food so much, even though it's pricey.

we pinoys pronounced it as grey-ham, same as the canadians. in Britain they pronounce graham as "grey am".. Don't let the comments get into you, it is pronounced differently in many places. Some people are just waiting for you to mess up or are trying to find things so they can bash you.. we call em "MEMA" memasabi lng 😁

I like how she talks even before but her hosting skills enhanced even more now.

Paborito and trabaho series are the best. ✨

Jessica is such a breath of fresh air! The way she reacts to the taste of the food makes me crave for them too!

"gray ham" just feels more like home to me you knowwww I feel comfortable saying it and I prefer it that way LOL

We can really vouch for Jessica to be an ambassador of the Philippines to Korea

You need to come and visit Cebu, There's a lot to explore food wise you'd surely like it.

Thank u for featuring small businesses jess,. More episodes for paborito

8:56 Imagine seeing Jessica waiting on the line Like seeing an Angel in Heaven 😍❤️

I'm a thomasian alumni already and tbh ang dami na nawalang og go-to food places around ust after the pandemic lockdown. I dont even know if meron pa yung iba sa mga to, but these are my top 10 food places when i was still studying in ust~ 1. Angkong / Dimsum Treats (deal breaker, fried rice ng dimsum + siomai and chili oil ng angkong) 2. Hapag 3. The Pit 4. Chowpoint 5. Raprap sa p.noval 6. Bbq places sa p.noval 7. Santorini (if may budget, lol) 9. Mang tootz 10. Good munch Ps. K&K Mango graham is 🫶🫶

Watched this since I was looking for good food at ubelt since most of the restos I used to go went closed during pandemic. The only one I've been going back to now was Santorini (Korean cuisine), I was kind of surprise it wasn't mention here. Also for japanese siomai the best for me was at master siomai, I'm not fond of their other siomai though. I hope you could try it sometime

The way Filipinos pronounce Graham is fimilar to its British pronunciation but H is silent. So, it's okay to pronounce it that way @jessica...

You talked like a real Filipina! I love it!

Damn, I like how Angkong is so noisy. Its soooo real 😌 like when you eat alone, all you hear was that noise and its so peaceful for some reason...

Hi Jessica. Yes here in the US it is pronounced as gram. 😁

HELLO ATE JESSICA!! I love your videos and hope you upload more!!! Sending loves from Cavite ❤💗

Wow. Hope you can go to Morayta too, for a Paborito episode. I'm a FEU student.

I knew it!! Papasok na ako nung nakita ko si Ate Jes huhuhuhu kung hindi lang ako malapit na ma-late, magpapa pic din sana ako. best thing about UST? uhmmmm yung itlog ng tigr---- HAHAHAHAHAHAHA As a thomasian, I always buy in Angkong or Dimsum treats then eat it in the cottage near BGPOP bldg. And Mang tootz turon is the best pasalubong kay mama kapag late na makakauwi

Wahh españa I remember the rain of españa of wattpad.. I love your videos and hope you upload more po about foodtrip and also the trabaho series.. God bless po ate

Kahit nanonood lang ako, I also liked the Angkong better. It's homemade so I feel like my taste can relate more to it than the other one.

Try also nearby provinces like laguna, tagaytay, cavite etc ❤❤

teresa/pureza next!!!!! see you in pup, jessicaaa~~

One of my hometowns! 😭❤️ I missed this area so much because of the ihawan and sisig stall 😋 (don't know if its still open) in Delos Reyes × Paquita St. (nearer to FEU tho 😅) Also, you for real enticed me to try Angkong when I go back to college near that area 😁

Too bad I wasn't able to see you, I study in FEU hahahaha. Been studying for 3 years but I haven't really explored all the foods in España. More to come!

I still think its better to pronounce graham the way us Filipinos do in converse with the locals to avoid confusion. Altho 'grayham' is more alike with how Canadians pronounce it and British with 'grey-am'. It's just that people and PH has been more inclined with how Westerns pronounce it as 'gram' AS IF its the "only right" and the "only way" to pronounce it. Regardless, ANYTHING GOES and different pronunciation works especially with how your culture and country does it. There is no right or wrong way of doing it sheesh.

Hi!! Smiling the whole time watching your vlog! Gram (graham American) while Graham (gray ·uhm British) Take care!

Try UE next time. We got some food spots there as well. ❤

I would say the spicy ness of Philippines if you compared to other countries it's only average but the spicy 🥵 of Philippines we want to eat spicy with a taste 😁✌️✌️

Dimsum treats looks so different compared to when i was still a student. Been years 😅

As a Thomasian Im happy you get to experience a part of our culture!

Filipino Proud of you ☺️☺️☺️ Koreanang may PUSONG PINOY😊👏😘

yes, in the US or in the west, Graham is pronounced as "Graaam" 😁😁😁

Nice job Jessica! Now I'm starting to get curious of these recommends...keep it up!

Hi ate jessica😊 enjoy your travel here in the philippines🇵🇭 and enjoy the best filipino food and keep safe and enjoy the place and filipino friendly and im your fans and i really love korean ❤and im vlogger like you and Godbless 😊😘i hope you next tour you place visit Quezon Province here in philippines Best Tourist Spot and Delicous Food😇

Palagi ko inaabangan vlog mo, about sa mga foods , nakakatakam❤

Gosh I miss UST. Haven't tried angkong kasi fav ko talaga dimsum treats. Maybe next uwi ko I'll try angkong

Thanks for this vlog i have a new idea where to eat at españa. 👍🏻 I really loved siomai.. ❤

With all the food I have seen you eat, I can't believe you're still skinny. 😄EDIT: The word "Graham" is really pronounced GRA-HAM, two syllables. However, when said very quickly, it sounds like "GRAM." I had the same confusion before. Also, I don't know if you know, but "Angkong" is a Fookienese (a Chinese dialect in Fookien province) word that means grandfather on the father's side, i.e., the father of one's father.

I just started watching your videos and I loved each one of them. 💝💝

Hi Jess. I always love to watch your video. And you speak English fluently as well as the Filipino language.

Just call it “Gray-ham”, that’s how I call it since I was born hahaha

That Graham Ball was the favorite project of Business Management students. On my school at Cavite, they are everywhere trying to sell those. ₱25 each, taste good tho. But the serving was kinda small for ₱25. As a student, ₱25 is huge. That's why they will force you to anything just to buy those 😂 And I'm telling you, having a hot/sexy/beautiful tindera will sell those faster 😂 LMAO the nostalgia 🤣

You didn't even eat anything from España. Angkong and mang tootz are located in P.noval while dimsum treats and lovelite are in Dapitan street. Better to change the title to Paborito around UST.

Kinda nostalgic for me to see these food stalls in UST, before wala naman mga pila. Mango graham or mango top tastes better kay Manang na nasa Asturias (if nandoon pa sila).

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I’ll wait for you if you come to Spain!! 😭❤️

You are really pinoy if your pronounce is grayham instead of graham I would say your truly pinoy and for does who correct you they are supreme conyo 😁🥰🥰

I've seen in a tv commercial they pronounced it grahams instead of grams. They might misunderstood you for grams that is used in measurement.

Gray - ham is American English Graahhamm is British english

To all korean who visited Philippines , jessica is my most favorite one yet

hi new Big Fan here🥰first time to watch ur vlog bout trabho series 1(magttaho)& like & luv u❤️ right away.ur so magaling,funny,bright & mbilis matuto kc gusto mo Gingawa mo.Good Luck to Many more,Jessica🥰

TEAM ANGKONG ALL THE WAAAAAYYY!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ btw, it's really fine to pronounce it as "gray-ham"!!!

🚩Angkong v Dimsum Treats 🚩 debate battlefield _HHHHHHEEEEEEYYYYYYOOOOOO_ ! 👇🏾 Findings: Dimsum Treats; has "variety" but their spread are all commercially made. Angkong; There's only 6 (2 showcased in vod) but everything is unique and homemade. Verdict: 🏅Angkong🏆

Ang sarap nmn jan😊 can't wait for the part too. Keep safe Chef RV and Family ❤

Napaka hardworking talaga ng ate Jessica namin 😊❤

Of all episodes of PABORITO, ngayon lang ako natakam habang nanonood. Sobrang nakakagutom! HAHAHAHA want to eat siomai so bad right now~

hope ytou will visit or go to dumaguete city many restaurant and places are nice in dumaguete city

Jessica, why wouldn't you try enrolling to UST?? it isn't the most "conyo" schools like Ateneo or La Salle, but it has the best mass communications or film industry colleges which I think would best fit your career... if you really want to hone your tagalog speaking skills, better surround yourself with non-conyo pips who can really speak local tagalog straight up..

Call it at its usual pronunciation. UST culture wouldn't mind. The best thing about being a Thomasian is people don't mind if you are a conyo speaker, bargas or whatever. We embrace each other as they are.

That cup noodle cat shirt is cute Jessica

GO HERE IN DAVAO JESSICAAAA!!!! A LOT OF FOOD PLACES IN HERE AND INTERESTING PLACES. I COULD TOUR YOU!!!!!

Okay kaayo frm limasawa island so. Leyte

what i observe in ate jessica's comments on her vlog is people keep correcting when its not even that deep. like the "don't smell the food its disrespectful in filipino" i've never heard of that tbh and i grew up pronouncing graham as grey-ham. You do you ate jessica ☺

Pls do Mendiola 🥺

Sarap puro food yan Jessica God bless ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Damn your super CUTE Jessica Lee 😍😊❤️💕

do la salle/taft area! :)

I knew Angkong will win!🎉 Angkong for the win

more than 20 yrs of my existence and living here in the PH and this is the first time I knew about “graham” being called “gram”. i just pronounced it as “gray-ham”

Best eats I remember in UST, BENTELOG ILARS MANG TOOTS LOPEZ ❤❤❤

I love watching your vlog, i learned many things :)

mas tumatagal mas gumaganda yung episodes and mas sumisikat si Jessica mas madami nag papapicture good job #JessicaLee

You and Dasuri should play pinoy henyo in eat bulaga ..❤

Have you tried somewhere at Tondo? The Ugbo Street Food and Herbosa? Masarap din dun grabe at dami food choice tapos yung halo-halo ni Aling Consuelo for dessert 😍

While going to BS Gen then Psychology, then Medical school I never ate out, I could not afford it, my baon was adobo (I can’t stand it now) and veggies, even in my internship and OBGYN residency I always brought food, even as a practicing physician in the US I always brought home cooked meal (never had time to go out and buy food) we buy food when we treat out staff

I really enjoy watching you Lodi.. Kakagoodvibes.. Very entertaining mga contents mo.. Not boring.. Super kwela ka na din po Lodi .. ❤😁

As a viewer i will choose the mango graham. I love mango. I am also a fan of siomai’s . But when you mentioned sharks fin, that is illegal here in Canada. They stopped restaurants to serve sharks fins.

Try to go in baguio there's many delicious food from many restaurants to choice..

you should come back here in espanya especially during ber months and night time! there is a lot going on during night time here with more food stalls waiting to be featured here hehe!

Yayy for Angkong!!! Really enjoyed this episode, it made me miss my college days. Foodtrip around UST really never disappoints ❤

eating such huge amounts of foods for such cheap prices... god where have these been all my life... ;_; in my elementary & highschool food wasnt exactly cheap, most of what we had available was from the cafeteria and they often charged over 100p just for one (small portion) dish excluding rice, drinks that weren't say gulaman were also pricey, so broke @$$ students like me had to buy outside the school during lunch time (which was only like 30 minutes so we had to hustle like crazy) and they didnt have any restaurants nearby or even convenience stores (the closest one was at least a 12 minute walk one way), so all we had access to were street stalls serving junkfood like bananacue or lumpiang togue, not exactly healthy food... there's a bbq stall but the owner uses birds that he shoots down with a rifle daily (was legal back then but extremely illegal now). since i only had 50p a day, all i could afford was cup noodles, and the only store that sold it was a 24 minute round trip away, so i not only had to buy and cook it, but finish it within 3 minutes and get back to class on time. safe to say if it wasn't for having to hustle like crazy everyday my cup noodle diet would have made me fat. but running around the streets everyday with a skirt was very indecent and humiliating to say the least. the funny thing was that we weren't even a poor family, my parents just didnt wanna give me any baon or more lunch money.. edit: by the time i graduated they opened a boba tea shop within a 2 minute walk of the school, i also forgot to mention that there is a filipino restaurant within a 4 minute walk from the school called friends and neighbors, they also have a bunch of really nice korean samgyupsal restaurants nearby now, but all of them are still way overbudget for broke students. the most surprising thing is that an adult toy store opened up right next to the convenience store i frequented, in a place most students frequent lmao. despite the schools efforts they couldn't get them to close down and now its become a popular venue for students wearing disguises. (im totally not opposed to it since school life was extremely stressful and that stress has to go somewhere. apparently alumni's get a big discount.. so i imagine the owner was a classmate.. my best friend has been trying to get me to check it out with her.)

This is my fave Paborito.... the studs are so cool!!!! Take USTET and study FINE ARTS Jessica 🎨

You're really good Jessica and adorable ^_^

Back in my day, broke meal consist of a super power carbo meal unbalanced diet lol. Pancit canton, rice plus a choice of squid ball/kikiam.

Alright, next is La Salle Manila naman sana 😂 the food prices there though 😢