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General Santos City (Dadiangas)

Philippines

General Santos City (Dadiangas)

3 places reviewed by 1 creator on YouTube

Places

3

indexed by creators

Reviews

3

video moments

Creators

1

distinct channels

Dishes

13

distinct mentioned

Avg rating

4.3

100% loved

Most loved

3 places

Rachel's Tuna Grill photo 1

Rachel's Tuna Grill

Seafood

4.2✦ 1 review

Makis Foodi photo 1

Makis Foodi

Japanese restaurant

4.3✦ 1 review

Pacquiao's Favorite Eatery photo 1

Pacquiao's Favorite Eatery

Restaurant

Asian(1)

Rachel's Tuna Grill photo 1

Rachel's Tuna Grill

Seafood

4.2✦ 1 review

Seafood(1)

Rachel's Tuna Grill photo 1

Rachel's Tuna Grill

Seafood

4.2✦ 1 review

Japanese(1)

Makis Foodi photo 1

Makis Foodi

Japanese restaurant

4.3✦ 1 review

Restaurants(1)

Pacquiao's Favorite Eatery photo 1

Pacquiao's Favorite Eatery

Restaurant

About General Santos City (Dadiangas)

General Santos, officially the City of General Santos and abbreviated as GenSan, is a highly urbanized city in the Soccsksargen region of the Philippines. It has a population of 722,059 people according to the 2024 census, making it the most populous city in Soccsksargen Region.

Read more on Wikipedia

What creators eat here

Aggregated across every YouTube creator who’s filmed in General Santos City (Dadiangas). The food culture as seen through their cameras, not curated by a marketing team.

Most-mentioned dishes

Tuna Male Sperm Sack×1
Tuna Tail Sinigang×1
Grilled Blue Marlin Steak×1
Beef Steak×1
Grilled Tuna Belly×1
Tuna Tendon×1
Bulalo×1
Tuna Female Egg Sack×1
Kinilaw na Blue Marlin×1
Tuna Sashimi×1
KBL (Kadios Baboy Langka)×1
Pork Kinilaw×1

Cuisines on the scene

Seafood1

Featured creators

Mark Wiens×3

See it on the map

Every venue in General Santos City (Dadiangas) plotted, with the panel synced to your viewport.

About this page

Every venue here was filmed by at least one YouTube food creator. Photos and ratings are pulled from Google Places; the city photo + description come from Wikipedia. The “What creators eat here” numbers are aggregated from each review’s extracted dish list.