When it comes to exotic regional delicacies, the Philippines has quite the range. From Aetas' Tapang Usa and the Cebuano soup Tuslob Buwa to some of the more common like Balut, these weirder local ...

Tamilok, also known as woodworm, is classified as a mollusc and is often found in rotting or dried mangrove wood. In Martin Javier's "Game Changer" segment on "24 Oras," Monday, he took viewers on a ...

Palawan delicacy tamilok (wood worm), which is renowned for its, ahem, aphrodisiac qualities. However, I wasn’t sure that I wanted to break my vegetarian diet just for this worm (which I later ...

You can find Tamilok mostly in the Southern part of the island of Palawan. There are even restaurants in Puerto Princesa that allegedly serve it on their menu, but it might be out of stock often.

Tamilok. Long, white molluscs that resemble phlegm, can be found burrowed deep in dead wood in mangroves in the archipelago of Palawan. And that’s where they remain until they are plucked from ...

Tamilok — so I found out — is a kind of woodworm that bores into the trunks of rotting mangroves. To find out more about delicacy, Karen and her crew had to fly to Palawan where tamilok is ...

Palawan just celebrated 400 years since the ... Finally, there is something called tamilok. This is a “woodworm” that is found in old mangroves. But it is not really a worm.

Instead, readers have plumped for Palawan – a little-known isle in ... For those who prefer something completely different, there’s tamilok (a mollusc harvested from the coastal mangrove ...

Take a trip to Palawan to taste the most delicious sinigang made from coconut! And on the subject of food, Mel and Joey dare you to try eating the Tamilok worm. Visit the air force museum, the museum ...