This year, World Street Food Congress 2017 is happening at a bigger venue, at the Mall of Asia Concert Grounds, and its Jamboree food fair will run from Wendesday, May 31, to Sunday, June 4, 2017. Over 20 international hawkers and street food masters have made their way to Manila, including our homegrown culinary talents, and are all set to feed you heritage food from around the world! There will be 28 food stalls for you to choose from.The Jamboree is open to the public with an Entrance Fee of P150, which is consumable in the food market. Dishes will be priced from P150 onwards, and the Jamboree will be open â â â Wednesday to Friday from 4pm to 11pm; Saturday from 1pm to 11pm; and Sunday from 1pm to 9pm.
Plan ahead and head out early to the Jamboree--and since it's an outdoor food event--prepare for both hot and wet weather, foodies. Here's the food lineup for this week:

thin rice noodles with grated coconut with palm sugar

Coffee Pork Burger and Curry Chicken Burger

Oyster Omelet

Moo Ping (thai grilled pork on skewers) with sticky rice and spicy-tangy Som Tum (green papaya salad); Tub Tim Grob (water chestnuts with coconut milk and ice); Khao Niaw Ping (grilled glutinous rice stuffed with banana)

Fish Taco and Pork Trotters with Black Bean Tostadas

Chinese Style Beef Stew with Herbs

Nasi Lemak

Banh Xeo (crispy rice pancake with meat, seafood, mung beans, and sprouts)

Aloo Tikki (Indian croquette made from potatoes, onions and various spices and lentils, served with sweetened curd, coriander and tamarind chutney)

Litti Chokha and Litti Chicken

Pyanggang grilled chicken and Junay with egg served with spicy rice (Halal)

Pork Mongo (slow-stewed mung bean with pork served with rice)

Bicol Express Risoto with crispy chicharon and greens

Sisig Paella and Palabok Kare-kare with crispy pork belly

Goat Sinigang and Kaldereta

Classic Piaya and Piaya with Chocolate; Chicken Inasal served in pita pouch

Batchoy and Beef Tongue Lengua Con Setas Oliva Gua Bao

Cheesy Ilocos Empanada

Pinakbet Pizza and Longganisa Bagnet Pizza

Pork trotter stew with sweet black vinegar and ginger

Cantonese desserts of Soi Lum (bean paste mochi ball in light syrup perfumed by candied chrysanthemum leaves); Red Bean Soup with Aged Tangerin Peel; and Ginger Milk Custard

Lamb Mee Goreng and Roti John

Fish and Chips (with traditional or gluten-free batter)

Bánh Bèo 'water fern cakes' (rice cake with toppings)

Bratwurst pork sausage

Fried Salted Egg Yolk Pork Ribs and Crispy Fried Cereal Chicken Chunks

kushikatsu (deep fried food on skewers) with dipping sauce

Bali BBQ Ribs (charcoal-roasted baby back ribs marinated with Asian spices served with spicy salad)

Bakso, Tahu and Goreng (fried meatball and tofu ball with peanut sauce mixed with sweet soy and lime)

sweet martabak or appam balik


Images from World Street Food Congress website and Facebook page
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