After our breakfast, we walked back to the Filipino market.
As I knew what we wanted to buy so we only headed to that certain section of the market to buy our stuff.
The dried food section!! More or less everyone is selling the same things. And your bargaining power must be put up to a good use over here. Bargain and bargain till you get a good price for your stuff.
And our loot?? These 3 big packs of dried food. Anchovies, salted fish and mini squids.
A friend said the squid was very good. Something we don't find in Kuching. I will share this delicacy with you another day.
The dried food section!! More or less everyone is selling the same things. And your bargaining power must be put up to a good use over here. Bargain and bargain till you get a good price for your stuff.
And our loot?? These 3 big packs of dried food. Anchovies, salted fish and mini squids.
A friend said the squid was very good. Something we don't find in Kuching. I will share this delicacy with you another day.
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I love the Filipino Market, so many things to see and so many things to buy and the Filipinos are very friendly too. Did you go to the Pasar Tamu, Gaya Street? Only on Sundays.
No, I didnt.
Nice shopping. I love the market in my town :)
So much stuff waiting to be bought! LOL
I love going to markets like this one☺
What a shopping paradise for those who like to buy dried seafood.
I was there once for a short visit but didn't buy anything.
Wooooo! I love squids. Cant wait to see what you do with them. Yums!
Good that you got what you wanted buy at this Filipino Market.
need to bargain one? then must really do homework first to know the market price.....
I am rather fond of the stores that have been popping up in KL where you can buy your dry good without the plastic. It means zero-waste and also that you can get exactly the amount you want.
*what you wanted to buy
Filipino is a must-visit place in KK
I love strolling around to see what local selling besides buying
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