Side Entrance to the Salcedo Parking Area
At the Main Entrance
Shoppers build up at around mid-morning, so try to be early
Pork barbecue on the grill...
Sausages on the grill...
Takoyaki, a popular morning treat among shoppers...
Barbecue Ribs and Lamb Chops
Grilled Corn on the Cob
Grilling the kebabs
Assorted Grilled Seafood
Japanese Mini-Pancakes
Native Suman (glutinous rice rolls)
Fresh baked organic bread
Native Kakanin, sweet rice cakes
All set for fresh fruit juices...
Grilled Fish
Fried Okuy (crisy fried papaya fritters with shrimp) and Lumpia (fried spring rolls)
Desserts from the Expat community
A whole roasted cow on a spit
Chestnuts being roasted...
Burgers and beef on the grill
Hmm...a little heat can be good for you
Roasted Cashews from the North...
Interesting French Dude with his crepes, a popular fixture at the market
Hmm...Crepes!
Here's the Dude's cuz with his products...
...and some of his popular product lines.
And yet another cool French dude...
...and his roast chickens.
...gotta have a dim sum cart for sure.
...and pumpkins too!
Native Limes
farm fresh produce
Kalamansi, native sweet sour lemons
...and so much more
Ornamental plants are available as well...
The Salcedo Weekend Market opens at 7 am all the way to 2pm. The bad news? I still have to try the other half of the market. This calls for another visit...
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Oh wow!! I love outdoor markets. Looks like you had so much fun. I wish I was there too! Everything looks delicious, I want to eat them all...:D
ReplyDeleteHi Ducky, yup, the market's fun. Gotta go back!
ReplyDeleteI love the Salcedo market!
ReplyDeleteOn Sundays, there's the Legazpi market. ^_^
Thanks, Bopeep! Will check out the Legazpi Market next...
ReplyDeleteIf I'd been there, I probably would have chosen one of everything. Especially the pork barbecue. Woah. The Japanese pancakes, too... Okay, so maybe more than one of everything.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing market. Everyone looks really proud of their produce and very happy.
ReplyDelete@ Nicole-I'd probably do the same thing, one visit is definitely not enough! I'll probably do another post soon. Thanks, Nicole!
ReplyDelete@ All That I'm Eating-You are so right, the other great thing about the market are the interesting characters and proud owners, it's really cool getting to know them. Thanks for dropping by!
I love going to the market. Enjoyed looking at all the great photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Christine, the weekend market was fun, thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeletewow look at all the produce! I love those green tangerines!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, the market and produce are pretty amazing, I need to visit again soon! Thanks for dropping by, Angie!
ReplyDeleteThe post is extremely interesting with these lovely pictures. You are so passionate in cooking and I can make out from every post of yours! Lovely blog. Shall come back again very soon! http://cosmopolitancurrymania.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Purabi, looking forward to hearing from you soon!
ReplyDeletewow...inviting cliks..
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Hi Jay, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome I want to go to THAT market!!!! Um it's like 9 a.m. and I'm having coffee but seriously want to eat some of that pig on a spit! And basically everything else I saw as well okay maybe I would pass on the fish on a stick but it's early by mid afternoon I would totally be down. :)
ReplyDeleteHi S.V., there were just so many choices I didn't know where to start myself. Thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteThis market is totally different from the markets we have here in Cyprus. I watched a TV program and I was excited to see all these. Your photos are so nice. Thanks for sharing this experience with us.
ReplyDeleteI loved every picture! What a fun place to shop and eat!! I wish I had something that cool to go to on weekend. How did you pick what to eat... everything looked so good!!
ReplyDelete@ Eftychia-I wish I could've shared more, there was just so much to see and taste. Thanks for stopping by, Efty!
ReplyDelete@ Ramona-I will have to visit again soon to try the other stuff, there are still so many options! Thanks for dropping by, Ramona!
I wish I could have been there, I would have wanted to try one of everything and still wanted more, especially the rice cakes!
ReplyDeleteHi Nik, the variety of products is really amazing, thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Market looks amazing! Food absolutely to drool for!
ReplyDeleteHello Sandra, there's so much more that I need to do a second visit. Thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeletebeautiful captures...
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh hey... they roast chestnuts with coffee beans like they do in Malaysia! Beautiful market.
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Hey M, amazing isn't it? Despite having different food cultures, there are still so many similarities. Great to hear from you, Teambudu!
ReplyDeleteI was doing a research about Salcedo Market when I chanced upon your blog. Great post you got here, thank you for sharing. Keep on blogging food dude, you're doing a good job!
ReplyDeleteHello Yedy, thanks for the kind words, appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteWow! This market looks amazing! Beautiful pictures. I wish I could see it for myself. Until then, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly, thank you! And thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteWow, the market seems like our kind of place! The vendors seem so proud of their products, and they should be we`re sitting here drooling over all the food! We think the crepes and the barbecued pork are our favourite, but we can`t decide! Great photos, and thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Angela Leah and Marilena, thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeleteI wanna visit that too. I've only been to Mercato Centrale.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great way to spend a Saturday morning, good eats too!
DeleteWhat a beautiful market :) A lot of items look so familiar to what used to be in my hometown... they bring a lot of delicious memories :)
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Hi Tes, great to hear that, and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWhat an amazing market is this? Hopefully I will visit this salcedo market soon. Keep on sharing.
ReplyDeleteeiyah @ salcedo market
Hi Eiyah, stay tuned for more posts, thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWelcome :) I'll just want to ask if this market near Market Market Taguig or not? Keep on posting more on Salcedo Market.
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Hi Eiyah, it's the one near Makati Sports Club in Salcedo Village. Thanks!
DeleteThanks for this info! I will be visit there next week. Keep on posting.
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