Bangus sisig is a Filipino classic in which milkfish is seared with butter, incorporating a French influence, then deboned and mixed with shallots, ginger, garlic, lemon juice, capers, and Hollandaise sauce for added richness. The dish is topped with crispy fried bangus skin and a sunny-side-up egg, garnished with scallions and served with steamed rice. It offers a velvety texture with a mild fish flavor, brightened by lemon juice, and enriched by the creamy Hollandaise sauce, while Thai Birdseye chilies add a spicy kick.
Chantilly VA
F&F Filipino Fusion
Bangus Sisig
Bangus (milkfish) / Butter / Salt / pepper / Shallots / Ginger / Garlic / Lemon juice / Capers / Hollandaise sauce / Thai Birdseye chilies / Scallions / Eggs / Steamed rice
Signature Dish
From Prep to Plate
At F & F Filipino Fusion in Chantilly, VA, Chef/Owner Irene Bautista Cuison introduces Seth Tillman to bangus sisig — a dish featuring the national fish of the Philippines prepared with a French influence. She sears the bangus with butter, debones it, and mixes it with shallots, ginger, garlic, lemon juice, and capers. The dish is garnished with skin, sunny-side-up eggs, and served with rice.