Jo Koy eats a bowl of sinigang while watching 'Sex Education' in new Netflix PHL social series

A hot bowl of sinigang plus Netflix's "Sex Education"? Mood.

Filipino-American stand-up comic Jo Koy was lucky enough to be able to enjoy both in the first episode of "Kain Tayo," a Netflix Philippines social series.

He was joined by half-Pinay influencer Liane Valenzuela.

Jo Koy explained that the reason he chose the dish sinigang while watching the popular Netflix title was because the characters' lives reminded him of the uniquely Pinoy dish.

"Their life is like a bowl of sinigang. It's delicious, but a little sour," Jo Koy said.

"This is another soup that I don't think any other Asian culture has. But it's everything," he added.

Liane shared that sinigang was her favorite dish, and that she felt like it was also "every kid's favorite."

"It's so good when you're sick. The vegetables, it's just healing. It's just a healing soup," she said.

In the video, Jo Koy also talked with Liane about the pains of growing up, and about "the talk" which he did not have when he was younger.

On Friday, Netflix Philippines announced in a press release that "Sex Education" Season 2 is available for streaming on Netflix.

—Angelica Y. Yang/JCB, GMA News