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Filipinos are known for their love of food, and a great food trip is always a welcome adventure. Whether it’s indulging in local street food, discovering new culinary trends, or simply enjoying good eats with friends and family, food festivals have a special place in every Pinoy’s heart. If you’re craving a gastronomic adventure, NakakaLocal “Gen Y to Z” Food Fest is the event you don’t want to miss!
Image credit: Gen Y to Z Food Fest Official Website
Happening at Met Park, Pasay City, from February 28 to March 2, 2025, this food festival will take you on a delicious ride from 4 PM to 10 PM daily. Whether you’re a hardcore foodie or just looking for a fun way to spend your weekend, this event has something for everyone. Best of all? Entrance is free!
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Deep Fried Kwek-Kwek | Sandra Dans via Canva Pro
Prepare your taste buds because the NakakaLocal Food Fest brings together over 80+ food stalls offering mouth-watering local delicacies and modern food innovations. From classic Pinoy street food like isaw, kwek-kwek, and betamax to gourmet versions of our favourite dishes, this is the ultimate playground for food lovers. Plus, there will be a Flavor Fame Awards, where you can vote for your favourite vendors.
To elevate your experience, you can get a Feast Pass for only P100, which includes exclusive perks:
Bite-sized samples from participating stalls (limited supply, so come early!)
Voting access for the Flavor Fame Awards
P100 discount at Boogie Bounce inflatable playground – perfect for foodies who want to burn some calories
Raffle entry for a chance to win exclusive prizes
Image credit: Met Park Official Facebook Page
📍 Venue: Met Park, Pasay City
From EDSA: Take any bus or jeepney bound for MOA Complex and get off at Macapagal Blvd. Met Park is just a short walk from there.
Via MRT/LRT: Alight at Taft Avenue Station (MRT) or EDSA Station (LRT-1), then take a jeepney or bus heading to SM Mall of Asia.
From Cavite/Laguna: Buses heading to Coastal Mall or MOA pass through the area. Ask the conductor to drop you off near Macapagal Blvd.
Set Met Park, Pasay City as your destination on Google Maps or Waze.
Parking spaces are available near the venue, but expect some crowd—so arrive early.
With over 80+ stalls, it’s impossible to try everything in one go. Come with friends or family and share plates so you can sample more dishes without getting too full too fast.
Some of the best stalls will have long queues and free bite-sized samples for Feast Pass holders are first come, first served—so don’t be late.
Support local food businesses by voting for them in the Flavor Fame Awards. Who knows? Your favourite vendor might just win the title of the Best Food Stall.
Image credit: Cart | Sandra Dans via Canva Pro
This is an outdoor event, so wear light clothing, and comfy footwear, and bring a fan or hat to beat the heat.
Most stalls accept GCash and Maya, but having small bills and coins will help you pay faster and avoid long queues.
Aside from the delicious eats, enjoy the live music, fun activities, and even a bouncy playground at Boogie Bounce. Who says food coma has to be boring?
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The NakakaLocal “Gen Y to Z” Food Fest is more than just a food event—it’s a celebration of Filipino flavours, culture, and community. Whether you’re a Gen Z food explorer or a Millennial looking for nostalgia in every bite, this festival is the perfect place to indulge, discover new favourites, and simply have fun. See you there, mga ka-food trip!
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