Category Archives: Market

Dried Fish in Panabo

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One of the many bulad (dried fish) stalls that are still alive at nighttime in Panabo.

Davao del Norte, Food, Market, Seafood , , , ,

Ginamos

Comments Off on Ginamos Posted by on January 8, 2023
Tubs of fermented tiny fish, shrimp fry, and baby oyster
Baby oyster
Tiny fish
Shrimp fry
Davao City, Market, Seafood , , , , , , , ,

Dried Tobacco Leaves

4 Comments Posted by on June 19, 2020

Dried tobacco leaves stall at Tanjay Public Market (Dec 2019)

Market, Negros Oriental, Uncategorized , ,

Seoul

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Gwangjang Market

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Nucos

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Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood , , ,

Wordless Sign: Fish Market

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Davao del Sur, Market, Signs , ,

Seafood at Agdao Market

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Mussels, clams, guso, etc.

Tuna carving

Milkfish

Round scad (galunggong)

Espada arrangement

Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood ,

Barilis Stall

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Well-lighted tuna stall, with installed miniature altar for Santo Niño.

Belief, Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood , , , , ,

Lao Food: Crickets

Leave a comment Posted by on May 5, 2018

Crickets are normally considered as food by Lao people.

Food, Laos, Market , ,

Snake and Vegetables

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Vegetables and snake at the market in Luang Prabang.

Food, Laos, Market, Produce , ,

Lao Food: Ant Eggs

Leave a comment Posted by on April 9, 2018

Ant eggs are a little sour and are eaten with chicken eggs, in fish soup, or just steamed for a snack.

Reference: What’s in the Market?, Sonesulilat Vongsouline, Big Brother Mouse 2010

Food, Laos, Market , ,

Batya

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A laundry basin

Cebu, Local Stuff, Market , , ,

Takway

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Most delicious vegetable on earth – Lana

Market, Uncategorized , , ,

Ginamos

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Tubs of fermented fish at Bankerohan Market

Davao del Sur, Market, Seafood , , ,

Painitan Stools

Leave a comment Posted by on September 9, 2017

Davao del Sur, Fixture, Market , , , ,

Guinamos Micro-retailer

Leave a comment Posted by on July 26, 2017

The biggest block of shrimp paste on his table cost 150 pesos so this vendor is micro-retailing it

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Lao Food: Butterfly Pupae 

Leave a comment Posted by on July 9, 2017

Vendor removing the pupa from its cocoon

I saw a couple of these in the garden of my guesthouse. Turns out that my host would buy some from the market to let them complete their metamorphosis. She feared that one day they will all be gone.

Laotians eat them deep-fried with a serving of sticky rice

Food, Laos, Market , , ,

New Year’s Shopping

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Koreans shopping for seafood at Jalgachi Market today

Korea, Market, Seafood, Snapshot of the Day , ,

Community Weighing Scale 

Leave a comment Posted by on October 19, 2016

Timbangan ng Bayan

Providing common weighing scales (Timbangan ng Bayan) inside public markets is an example of a Philippine government public service. Now folks have a way to double check the weight of the produce.
Sort of a vendor rip-off deterrence tool.

Bataan, Market, Pinoy Way of Life , , ,

Rice Stall

Leave a comment Posted by on October 4, 2016

The number on the sign denote the price of rice per kilo in Philippine peso. Rice in open sacks on the first row are branded and their signs carry the brand name. Unbranded rice on the second and third rows have signs that tell the variety and quality factor like malambot (tender) and mabango (aromatic).

Bataan, Food, Market, Signs , ,

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