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Nine questions on Christmas food and customs in Asia, from Filipino puto bumbong to KFC in Japan and Christmas as a couples' day in South Korea. Three questions rely on pictures that are only in the template.
Three festive treats shown in pictures.
Food and feasts people look forward to.
Quick facts about Christmas across Asia.
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Which Filipino Christmas dessert is this? (Picture question: the image is in the template.)
Puto Bumbong
Fun fact: Puto bumbong is traditionally made with pirurutong, a dark purple glutinous rice, steamed in bamboo tubes. It is often sold outside churches during Simbang Gabi.
Which Japanese Christmas tradition is shown here? (Picture question: the image is in the template.)
Strawberry Shortcake
Fun fact: The cake maker Fujiya promoted it in 1922 with the slogan 'Let's eat cake at Christmas!'
What’s this popular Filipino Christmas bread? (Picture question: the image is in the template.)
Ensaymada
Fun fact: At Filipino Christmas, ensaymada is customarily paired with hot chocolate, often made from tablea, a local cacao product.
Which fast food is popular for Christmas dinner in Japan?
KFC
Fun fact: Orders for the Christmas buckets often have to be placed weeks ahead, and people may queue for hours to collect them.
In the Philippines, “Noche Buena” refers to…
The Christmas Eve Feast
Fun fact: The feast traditionally follows the Nativity Mass and is anchored to midnight, with families waiting until everyone has arrived before eating.
KFC’s Christmas campaign in Japan started in the 1970s.
True
Fun fact: The 'Kentucky for Christmas' idea was inspired by a foreign customer in Tokyo who said they could not get turkey in Japan. The company says the campaign began in 1974.
In the Philippines, “Queso de Bola” is a type of round cheese eaten at Christmas.
True
Fun fact: Queso de bola is Edam cheese in a red wax ball. It is customarily served with jamón and pandesal at Noche Buena.
Christmas is a public holiday in all Asian countries.
False
Fun fact: A 2025 Library of Congress study of five Asian countries found that only South Korea makes Christmas a public holiday.
In South Korea, Christmas is celebrated more like Valentine’s Day for couples.
True
Fun fact: Christmas Eve is the big night for dates, with dinner, gifts and light displays, while Christmas Day is more often spent out with friends than with family.
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