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Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I buy Filipino food in Houston, Texas?

    You can buy it online at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com, and get it delivered to your home in Houston, Texas.

  • What are some popular Filipino dishes?

    Some popular Filipino dishes include adobo (marinated meat in vinegar and soy sauce), sinigang (sour soup), and lechon (roast pig).

  • Do Filipino dishes use a lot of spices?

    Filipino dishes are typically not very spicy, but they do utilize a variety of aromatic spices such as garlic, ginger, and black pepper.

  • What are some traditional Filipino snacks?

    Traditional Filipino snacks include bibingka (rice cake), puto (steamed rice muffin), and turon (fried banana roll).

  • Do Filipino dishes usually contain meat?

    Yes, meat is commonly used in Filipino dishes. Pork, chicken, and beef are frequently used in various recipes.

  • What are some popular Filipino drinks?

    Popular Filipino drinks include buko juice (coconut water), sago't gulaman (sweet tapioca and jelly drink), and calamansi juice.

  • Are there ready-to-eat Filipino meals available?

    Yes, you can find ready-to-eat Filipino meals such as pre-cooked adobo or sinigang at Weee! Asian Market.

  • What are some common Filipino street foods?

    Common Filipino street foods include fish balls, kwek-kwek (deep-fried quail eggs), and isaw (grilled chicken intestines).

  • What types of rice are commonly used in Filipino cooking?

    Commonly used types of rice in Filipino cooking include jasmine rice, sticky rice, and malagkit (glutinous rice).

  • What is Filipino food?

    Filipino food is the cuisine of the Philippines, which combines influences from various cultures such as Spanish, Chinese, and Malay.

  • Are there vegetarian options in Filipino cuisine?

    Yes, there are vegetarian options available in Filipino cuisine, such as vegetable adobo and ginisang gulay (sauteed vegetables).

  • Are Filipino desserts popular?

    Yes, Filipino desserts are loved by many. Some popular ones include halo-halo (shaved ice with various toppings) and leche flan (caramel custard).

  • Can I find Filipino condiments and sauces in Houston?

    Yes, you can find Filipino condiments and sauces like soy sauce, fish sauce, and vinegar at Weee! Asian Market.

  • Are there gluten-free options in Filipino cuisine?

    Yes, there are gluten-free options available in Filipino cuisine, such as grilled fish or chicken and vegetable dishes.

  • Can I find Filipino snacks and sweets in Houston?

    Yes, you can find a variety of Filipino snacks and sweets at Weee! Asian Market.

  • Do Filipino dishes contain a lot of seafood?

    Yes, seafood is a prominent part of Filipino cuisine. Dishes like sinigang and grilled fish are popular choices.

  • Can I find Filipino instant noodles in Houston?

    Yes, you can find Filipino instant noodles like pancit canton or bihon at Weee! Asian Market.