Late Snack.
By rakski
@rakski (151083)
Philippines
April 4, 2026 7:20am CST
I order this from the village group chat.
It's a gc dedicated for selling stuff, mostly food.
I ordered fish ball, squid and chicken balls. I'm not sure if you're familiar with these. But these are some common street food here. There is an option of a sweet or spicy sauce.
Then I made me and daughter ice scramble. It is a street food dessert made from shaved ice, milk, sugar and some flavoring.
What's the famous street food where you are?
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11 responses
@AliCanary (3987)
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7h
Here in the US, it's usually hot dogs, gyros, soft pretzels, tacos, and ice cream.
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@DaddyEvil (171186)
• United States
7h
You have street food in your part of the US? They aren't allowed here because of sanitation reasons. (Street vendors are subject to the same laws and regulations that a restaurant must follow.)
@DaddyEvil (171186)
• United States
6h
@AliCanary I see... We had those at some of the jobs I've had at different times but they never interested me. I'm too much of a germaphobe to be interested in food from a truck/cart.
@AliCanary (3987)
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6h
@DaddyEvil in Philadelphia, we had actual carts. Here in NC, we have food trucks, but same concept, basically. They have to have somewhere to be, though; they can't just park on the street. So businesses--especially pubs--that don't serve food will let them park in their lot, so it's basically a win-win.
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@Juliaacv (55335)
• Canada
11h
The only street food that I ever see is a food truck named Donut Diva.
I have not tried them, they don't seem like anything that I would like.
Outside of all of our Canadian Tire stores, they have a barbeque hut where they make hotdogs and sausages.
They smell amazing, and we've tried, and enjoy the occasional hotdog from there.
We only indulge about once every couple of years if we are out and in a hurry.
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@valherma00 (2069)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
3h
this looks good. street food? i didn't have that in ages. we like bakery stuff here, pozza, kebab, things like that.
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@DaddyEvil (171186)
• United States
7h
We don't have street food in my part of the US. Street vendors are subject to the same rules and regulations that are used in restaurants.
I might try the chicken balls, if I could be sure the vendor washed all utensils and hands and sanitized them before making the food and serving it to me. I am allergic to seafoods.
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@rakski (151083)
• Philippines
9m
I actually have same issues as you. 
This one is made by the neighborhood seller which is much better than the vendors outside. The food sellers/handlers in our village was subjected to get sanitary permit as well. I don’t usually buy from the food cart easily. There are some foodstore at our malls who sells food which is better than the foodcart vendors
This one is made by the neighborhood seller which is much better than the vendors outside. The food sellers/handlers in our village was subjected to get sanitary permit as well. I don’t usually buy from the food cart easily. There are some foodstore at our malls who sells food which is better than the foodcart vendors
@augusta123 (7953)
•
5h
That really looks good.
I love to buy beans cake from the street.
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@Ineeddentures (25976)
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Just now
We don't really have any famous street food here.
Infact
Ain't no street food in this here town at all
Your food sounds really good Raquel
