Tony visits the Philippines, the "Land of the Lechon." He stops in Manila, which is a diverse combination of Spanish and Chinese cultures.

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Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila

CCP Complex Roxas Blvd., Pasay City, Manila, Philippines

 
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Cafe Ysabel

Tony sits down to a classic Spanish dinner with Judy Ann Santos and chef Gene Gonzales at Cafe Ysabel, which is the home of the Asian Center for Culinary Studies.

455 P Gereveua St., San Juan, Manila, Philippines

 
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Lumpia House

Ivan Man Dy takes Tony down an alley in Chinatown to Lumpia House, a hole in the wall that serves up the Filipino take on the classic spring roll.

637 Carvajal St., Binondo, Manila, Philippines

 
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Capitol Site Eatery

Tony meets Augusto, runner-up for the FAN-atic Special casting call, at Capitol Site Eatery, a great spot to get beef bulalo, the Philippines version of bone marrow soup.

1449 Villalon Dr., Capitol Site, Cebu City

 
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Bale Dutung

Claude Tayag's home and professional studio is the place where he treats visitors to classic Pampangan fare. Tony and Claude sit down for a meal of local favorites and talk about the history of Filipino cooking.

Paul Cor Francis St., Villa Gloria Subdivision, Angeles City, Philippines

 
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Mila's Kambignan

They only serve goat at this eatery, and they only serve it 4 ways. Tony and Claude get to see the whole process and then sample each of the 4 preparations.

1116 A CP Rolmulo Dr., Clark Field, Angeles City, Philippines

 
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Aling Lucing's

Claude and Tony sample the famous Sisig of Pampanga, which is a dish of boiled and chopped pig face served on a sizzling plate.

9 Valdez St., Aggartio Del Proper, Angeles City, Philippines

 
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King Ginno's Parres

Tony and Rich Alindogan sample the most famous Filipino breakfast at King Ginno's Parres, a roadside joint in the center of Manila.

888 EDSA on Park Ave., Pasay City, Manila Philippines