Introducing Tagay-Tagay pop-up dinner as a way to promote Filipino food in Australia

The Filipino Food Movement Australia Inc. (FFMAI) is presenting the Tagay-Tagay dining series on Friday, 14 October 2022, at the Pamana Filipino Restaurant in Chatswood, NSW. 

Tagay!” (Cheers) 

Often, you will hear people shouting tagay in the Philippines during a fiesta, celebration, or special occasion as they pour out a glass or two and toast it. Part of Filipino culture, the tradition of tagayan (circle of drinking peers) today is something that shows camaraderie and friendship among friends who are having a good time. 

In the tagay spirit, this pop-up dinner will feature Filipino wine and tapas paired with handpicked Australian wines to showcase the distinctness of Filipino food. The first event in this pop-up series is led by Siegfrid Gueco Bacani, owner of 7000 Islands Wine Co

During this unique, interactive experience, attendees will learn about a beautiful Australian wine selection that perfectly complements Filipino cuisine. During the evening, Bacani will serve as host and discuss the wines explicitly selected for the occasion, explaining the thought process behind each pairing. 

“Through this Tagay-Tagay event, we are acknowledging our Filipino culinary heritage, supporting and elevating the journey of the Filipino community, highlighting our cuisine for everyone to enjoy,” FFMAI said in its media release.

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

Filipino Food Movement

PHOTO:: Louie Pelaez

About 7000 Islands Wine Co. 

In 2019, Siegfrid Gueco Bacani founded 7000 Islands® Wine Co. to provide Filipinos with specially blended Australian wines that perfectly match Filipino flavours and tastes.  

About Filipino Food Movement Australia

A registered non-profit organisation, the Filipino Food Movement Australia is made up of passionate foodies, business owners and community members who embrace the unique culinary heritage of the Filipino people. It aims to introduce Filipino food and culture to the mainstream by educating, social networking, and collaborating with others. 

For further information, contact the Filipino Food Movement Australia Inc. via email at filipinofoodmovementau@gmail.com, follow them on Facebook and Instagram, or visit its website.

Event Summary

WHAT Tagay-Tagay 
WHEN Friday 14 October 2022 
WHERE Pamana 102/9 Railway St, Chatswood NSW 2067 
PRICE $120pp + Booking Fees 
WEBSITE https://www.filipinofoodmovementaustralia.org 

TICKET LINK: To be released Thursday 29 September 2022 via EventBrite

#tagaytagay 

Photo: Louie Pelaez


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