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Filipino Food in UK
I found this link earlier. Not sure if it has been posted before.
But knowing my fiancee love of Milkfish it might come in useful
http://shop.kabayanorientalfoods.co.uk/
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It is expensive but if there is something for that special occasion it might be
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yes too expensive pinoy food
but there are 2 pinoy food shops near me, iam hoping for a price war
, or my pinoy wife and kids eat good english grub 
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yes, it is expensive. We normally buy filipino foods at the chinese shop they are cheaper mang tomas my husband's fav is 70p.
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Wow this is very useful site. Will surely buy here hmmm yumm yummm. Quite expensive yes but we can easily get here by car as hubby works in Blyth. We are also looking for balikbayan box and they have it too.
Thanks STU3UK!
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Been there yesterday and got all I want except daing
. In-laws loves our mango juice and skyflakes.
I met Evelyn and her husband, met Beth, chairman of filipino association, and been to Italian home made ice cream shop which is absolutely lovely and surprised we met a flilipina there married to British for 4 years and she's from Cebu.
Thanks again STU3
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You mentioned beth? can you do me a favor? can i get her contact no.
Originally Posted by pennybarry
Been there yesterday and got all I want except daing . In-laws loves our mango juice and skyflakes.
I met Evelyn and her husband, met Beth, chairman of filipino association, and been to Italian home made ice cream shop which is absolutely lovely and surprised we met a flilipina there married to British for 4 years and she's from Cebu.
Thanks again STU3
I'd like to ask her few Q's.
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Katilpz,
You can call Evelyn or her husband 0191 237 7816 http://shop.kabayanorientalfoods.co.uk/ then ask Beth. She's a Nurse staying in UK for 2 decades
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2o years 
i dont think i can take 20 more years of being here...
she will be able to claim a nice pension from the nhs, i think its upto 2/3 of her annual salary 
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There are some Oriental Shops in ENgland, specifically in Buckingham. (For the exact address, I will post it later). Foods from India, Thailand, China, and Philippines are sold there at reasonable prices. We don't have to send and spend pounds on parcel from Philippines to the UK.
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