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Mark Wiens, a food and travel vlogger, visits his friend Edzen's house in Tondo, Manila, where he enjoys some home-cooked Filipino dishes prepared by her mom. He tries dinuguan (pork blood stew), ginataang kuhol (snails in coconut milk), fish wrapped in banana leaf, biko (sticky rice with coconut), and more. He also samples some street food snacks such as corn with coconut, kutsinta (rice cake with caramel), isaw (grilled chicken intestines), helmet (chicken head), and adidas (chicken feet). He appreciates the hospitality and kindness of the people in Tondo, despite its reputation as a dangerous and poor area. He thanks Edzen and her family for inviting him and shares his impressions of the food and the neighborhood. He ends the video by asking his viewers to like, comment, and subscribe to his channel.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Mark Wiens, a food and travel vlogger, who visited Tondo, Manila, Philippines.
2. Mark was invited by his friend Edzen, whom he met in Sagada in 2009, to eat some home-cooked Filipino food at her house.
3. Edzen's mom cooked several dishes for Mark, such as dinuguan (pork blood stew), ginataang kuhol (snails in coconut milk), fish tulingan (fish with papis and dried kamias), and biko (sticky rice with coconut).
4. Mark also tried some street food snacks in Tondo, such as corn with coconut and salt, kutsinta with yema (gelatinous rice cake with milk caramel), isaw (grilled chicken intestines), helmet (chicken head), and adidas (chicken feet).
5. Mark enjoyed the food and the hospitality of Edzen's family and the people of Tondo, and he said it was one of the most amazing experiences he had in Manila.
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