Join us for a different dining experience at our home in Walton on Thames where we are serving Filipino food "kamayan" style.
"Kamayan" means eating with your hands. No plates. No cutlery.
Food is served on top a river of rice over banana leaves. You will taste favourite Filipino classic dishes.
Upon arrival our guests will be served a welcome drink.
This is an informal and relaxed event.
It is also BYO.
KAMAYAN FEAST
Welcome Drink
Sinigang Soup (say it: see-nee-gang)
Sour and savoury tamarind soup
contains fish sauce
Crispy Pata (say it: pah-tah)
Pork knuckles cooked twice – boiled to tender then deep fried
contains a blend of several ingredients that may contain traces of nuts and soya in the cooking oil
Chicken Inasal (say it: ee-na-sal)
Grilled boneless cuts of chicken marinated in lime and vinegar, basted with spices (including annatto)
Pinaputok Na Isda (say it: pee-nah-poo-took; nah; ish-dah)
Fish wrapped in banana leaves stuffed with onions, tomatoes, ginger then grilled
contains soy
Longganisa Hamonado (say it: long-gah-niss-sah; haa-moo-nah-doh)
Filipino (Pampanga) style pork sausages with a sweet and salty flavour
Ensaladang Pilipino (say it: en-sa-la-dang)
Filipino salad consisting of fresh tomatoes, fresh cucumber slices, fresh red onion slices, grilled aubergines, lightly blanched okra and pak choi served with a fish sauce or anchovy dressing
contains fish sauce
Pandan Jasmine Rice (say it: pan-dan)
Jasmine rice steamed with pandan leaves
Various Dipping Sauces to compliment the dishes
Fermented palm vinegar with garlic, onion, bird's eye chilli with soy sauce; Soy sauce with lemon juice, garlic and chillies
Cassava Cake
A popular Filipino delicacy made from grated cassava, coconut milk, eggs, butter and topped with a sweet creamy milk mixture.
Time & Date
7:00pm Sat 10th Jun 2017
Number of guests
2-10 guests
Event type
Paid
Other Info No Food Rules have been set. House Rules Casual Bring wellington boots or outdoor shoes Permits smoking outside
Has parking available
Drinks etc Bring your own alcohol Welcome drink served
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Alan Ingram
August 14, 2017
We had a brilliant evening with great food and good company! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to try an authentic traditional Filipino meal.
Alan Ingram
August 14, 2017
We had a brilliant evening with great food and good company! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to try an authentic traditional Filipino meal.
Alan Ingram
August 14, 2017
We had a brilliant evening with great food and good company! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to try an authentic traditional Filipino meal.
Alan Ingram
August 14, 2017
We had a brilliant evening with great food and good company! Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to try an authentic traditional Filipino meal.
Maria Grieco
August 13, 2017
What an amazing experience, we had never eaten Kamayan style before, the food was laden out in front of us on banana leaves all fresh, tasty, colourful and utterly delishicous. The welcome drink was a lovely touch and it was a real treat being able to eat outside. All the hosts made us feel very welcome, at home and spent time explaining all the dishes, their origin, method of cooking, ingredients and family stories about shared meals, all in all a truly wonderful night.
Maria Grieco
August 13, 2017
What an amazing experience, we had never eaten Kamayan style before, the food was laden out in front of us on banana leaves all fresh, tasty, colourful and utterly delishicous. The welcome drink was a lovely touch and it was a real treat being able to eat outside. All the hosts made us feel very welcome, at home and spent time explaining all the dishes, their origin, method of cooking, ingredients and family stories about shared meals, all in all a truly wonderful night.
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