We’ve read here that the Spanish influence in our cuisine has a lot of traces from Mexican Cuisine. And Señor Sisig hit the right spot by fusing Sisig with Mexican food. So I quickly grabbed Evan and Gil by the jugulars, and water-boarded them until they squealed. Before you read on though, please watch this dreamy video to get acquainted with one of the famous Food Trucks in San Francisco.
Here’s myfilipinokitchen’s interview with Evan and Gil of the famous Filipino Food Truck, Señor Sisig:

Why the dish Sisig and why the name Señor …

Filipino Cuisine Looks for Love
From baycitizen.org
By ODETTE KEELEY AND RENE CIRIA-CRUZ, NEW AMERICA MEDIA
If everyone… anyone who’s had Filipino food say it is absolutely, fantastically, unbelievably, ethereally, delicious why then is Filipino food not famous? Why then is Filipino food unheard of by species who don’t speak Filipino? Beats the peanuts out of me. That is why Filipinos from the Bay area will hold a Filipino Food Festival this coming Independence day to push awareness. That is heart-warming.  The article also mentioned that the Department of Tourism, Philippines is doing an awareness …