Here's where you can get plant-based samgyupsal and lechon

You can now enjoy samgyupsal and lechon without feeling guilty.

In Thursday’s episode of "IRL," Gabbi Garcia shared spots where you can score plant-based versions of the netizens' meat favorites.

The Sexy Kitchen by B

This online shop offers a healthier alternative to samgyupsal without making the experience less fun.

The menu is complete with side dishes, vegetables and meat that are usually served in restaurants. The only difference is that the it's plant-based.

The cheese dip is cashew-based while the meat served are made from soy, vegetable and fruit extracts and chick peas.

Gabbi gave their dishes a "two thumbs up" and claimed that even those who aren’t vegan are going to enjoy this.

"Sobrang okay siya. Feel ko kahit ‘di ka vegan, maaappreciate mo yung ganitong samgyup kasi ‘di lang naman siya pang vegan. It’s also for people leaning towards a healthy lifestyle," she said.

The Sexy Kitchen by B is the first to offer plant-based samgyupsal and also offers other vegan dishes including Kare-Kare, burgers, pizzas and even cake!

According to the owner, she wanted to serve as a way for Filipinos to enjoy a healthier lifestyle without depriving themselves of their favorites.

"Ang issue talaga natin is health. At least sa trabaho ko, makakapagbigay ako ng pagbabago sa pagpe-prepare ng pagkain ng Pilipino (in) a healthier way and at the same time, ‘di sila mabo-bore," Chef B said.

ELPI Vellychon Haus

In their mission to have a healthier Philippines without removing lechon from Filipinos’ lives, ELPI Vellychon Haus came up with a vegan version of it.

"Gusto kong gumawa ng plant-based version ng lechon kasi sa Filipino culture, patok yung lechon. ‘Pag walang lechon sa part, feeling natin hindi party," said owner Chef Elpi.

"Through my creation, maisasalba ko rin yung mga buhay ng hayop at make a healthier version ng pagkain. Maisasalba ko rin yung mga Pilipino sa sakit sa puso," he added.

He uses corn, wheat and soy beans for the filling while cassava for the fat. The skin that everyone loves, meanwhile, is recreated by mixing wheat, food coloring, herbs and spices together.

According to a nutritionist, it is important for Filipinos to maintain a healthy diet especially now that everyone’s going through a health crisis. —JCB, GMA News