A Mini Evening Tour at Polangui Public Market
It's around 6:00 PM, when we arrived at the Polangui Public Market.
The timing was perfect because the sun began to set.
It made the whole place feel warm and welcoming.
Anyway, before even entering the public market, a night market comes alive in the evening where numerous vendors line the street selling different kinds of delicious food.
At this hour, many people begin arriving, making the place a little crowded compared to earlier in the day.
Groups of students and employees dropping in after school and a long day of work.
But that adds to the charm of the night market.
It's a sign that this place is a favorite evening stop for many locals who want to relax, eat, and enjoy before heading home.
Different freshly cooked snacks are here like Japanese cake, roasted peanuts, and the colorful tusok-tusok... where fish balls, kikiam, and other street food are lined up.
There are also refreshing fruit juices, perfect after walking around the market.
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Some carinderias and eateries were already closed when we arrived, but they must have been busy earlier in the day serving hungry customers from morning until late afternoon.
Once you step inside the public market, you'll usually notice the meat and fish stalls.
Many vendors display their fresh products, giving buyers plenty of choices.
It's always a good idea to take your time here... look around, compare prices, and choose the freshest and most affordable options.
If you walk toward the left side of the market, you will find the fruit stalls.
This is one of the areas we often visit because it's where we usually buy our oranges and grapes.
Those colorful display of fruits makes that area pleasant to explore.
When it comes to bananas, they were a bit more expensive compared to the bananas being sold outside the market.
So if you ever find yourself craving bananas while visiting the market, it might be better to check the vendors outside first.
They usually sell them at a lower price.
Remember that tip! You might save a few pesos. HAHA
Further inside the market, you'll come across the rice vendors.
This is another place we regularly visit to buy our rice.
What I like about this section is the variety.
You can choose from more affordable rice to premium grains that are softer and more fragrant when cooked.
With so many options available, buyers can easily find one that fits their budget and preference.
And that's it.
Markets like ours may seem ordinary, but they are actually an important part of our everyday lives.
I hope you enjoyed this mini evening tour and got a little glimpse of what our public market looks like.
If you ever visit Polangui, a walk through this market is definitely an authentic experience you shouldn't miss.
Until my next evening walk...
Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. 💗🌸
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namiss ko tuloy mag-street food te kaso not in this economy muna
Kulang pambili e noh? Haha, same. 😅
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What a lovely glimpse into the local life. I especially loved the sunset atmosphere and your helpful tip about checking the prices outside.
Thanks for appreciating. 🤗
The sunset made it so much perfect for a walk like this..surely you'll purchased a lot of goods because of the calm and beautiful weather..
Wow naman may 34 pesos pa kayo kilo ng bigas dyan..ganda nman ng market Nyo wlaa overpriced na naganap😍
Actually ngayon, biglang mahal e, 52 pesos na pinakamura. As I captured that mura pa. Haha
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It became colorful because of the sunset. 🤗
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