Cooking whole lechon baboy roasted suckling pig. Lechon is one of the most popular foods in the Philippines, and today we got to see the whole entire process of cooking a whole lechon baboy suckling pig, one of top Filipino street foods to eat in the country.

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Lechon is synonymous with the Philippines, and today we headed to La Loma in Manila to see the cooking process of one of the most popular Filipino foods. La Loma is dubbed the ‘Lechon capital of the Philippines’ and has some of the best lechon in the country. This is one of THE street foods you must eat when visiting the Philippines.

Luzon lechon is spit roasted suckling pig, that’s full of flavour with the most deliciously tasty and crispy skin. From the crunchy lechon skin, to the juicy and tender roasted pork belly meat, getting to watch the cooking of a whole lechon baboy roasted suckling pig and then tasting it was such an experience. This is a top Filipino street food to eat in Metro Manila, Philippines.

We hope you enjoy this special edition video of one of the most popular Filipino street foods, lechon. Cooking whole lechon baboy roasted suckling pig is an experience we just couldn’t miss. Stay tuned for more Filipino street food!

Places we visited:

Name: Macky’s Lechon House – Islaw
Address: 5 N.S. Amoranto Sr. St, La Loma, Quezon City, Metro Manila
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28 Comments

  1. Hello! I saw you guys the other day walking on the street of Zamboanga City. I wanted to say hi but I was driving. Are you guys still here in Zamboanga City?

  2. correction sir..cebu is the lechon capital of the philippines..the best lechon in in cebu..try to visit their food on your next vid😊

  3. correction sir..cebu is the lechon capital of the philippines..the best lechon is in cebu..try to visit their food on your next vid😊

  4. I will not eat pork even if I die of hunger, it is forbidden in Islam. Here in Morocco the beef and chicken are the best and halal. Greetings to the Filipino people, our brothers. 🇲🇦❤️🇵🇭

  5. "Mang Tomas"!! wow…I use his lechon sauce to perk up some of my chicken dishes here in the US….this video is super informative and enjoyable…I can't believe "Mang Tomas Lechon" still there…been a long time……Kudos to both of you….Good Job!!

  6. Bull crap, the lechon capital of the Philippines is Cebu. It is believed that the first lechoneros of Cebu were from Talisay City. In the 1920s, they started creating this delicious pork dish and called it inasal. “The root word there is asal,” historian Louella Alix tells Kara David on Pina Sarap. They copy the way Cebuanos are doing it and then they call themselves the Lechon Capital of the Philippines. NO. NO. NO. They can call themselves Lechon Capital of Manila but not in the Philippines.

  7. By the way, look at Ricos lechon process… its cleaner and you can tell Ricos has perfected and cleaned their system. This video has dirty surroundings.

  8. Thank you for going here in the Philippines. But I just want to correct that CEBU is the letchon capital of the Philippines. When you go to CEBU you taste the difference.

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