Salcedo Weekend Market
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Always a joy to shop at the Salcedo weekend market on a Saturday morning. We try to go as early as 7am. It's our weekend ritual to hit either Salcedo on a Saturday or Legaspi on a Sunday. For today's loot, we got some Pain Chocolat, Almond and Plain Croissants from a French lady, Laetitia who specializes in butter-rich Flaky Pastries. Prices at P140+ a piece. We then were lured by the amazing smell of Ineng's Barbecue which was kind enough to give senior discounts. Not all will, which is understandable since they are mostly home based businesses that would want to keep their prices low to be attractive to would-be buyers. Ineng's is a bigger brand and quite established already. Here, we got Pork BBQ, Chicken BBQ and Spicy Hamonado Sausages. Pork at P98/stick large, Chicken at P209 per leg and thigh fillet and Hamonado Sausage at P89 each. We proceeded to the Jung family booth of Korean goodies where we got some Green Onion Kimchi, s Seafood Pancake and original Korean Veggie Pancake. Don't remember prices of each but paid P670 for the 3. The "Chief," Paulo Benedicto D of Benedicto's Kitchen explained his process for both Roast Beef and newer Mustard rubbed Roast Beef. So, we got both! About P200 per 100 grams. Then, finally we got some fresh veggies.
Chito MauleonChito Mauleon
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Very nice market with different varieties of fruits, meat, bread, organic goods, exotic foods and more. I’m going there every Saturday morning and have been very happy with everything so far! All the way from Australian fresh bread to maroccan tagine and fresh fish, you can get everything you want for a cheaper price compared to the local supermarkets. If you’re a foreigner you might end up paying the same price like in the supermarket, I suggest you take a local friend with you who checks all the lists and haggles with the vendors. One of my favorite snacks is the maroccan stand on the south west side of the market, they have a spicy chicken shawarma that is very delicious!! Parking can be troubling but there are a lot of small streets around that can be parked at in a 100m radius’s Most of the market is covered by big umbrellas so even if it rains it’s ok to go, so far ok flooding / swimming experiences. I suggest to bring your own basket , they have typical shopping carts for people who buy a lot so you don’t need to carry everything yourself. Exotic or / and European fruits such as raspberries, blackberries and currents are much cheaper here if you’re looking for that kind of fruits. Cheers
Yohji Alexander KankiYohji Alexander Kanki
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Add vibrance to your weekend by visiting the SALCEDO COMMUNITY MARKET in the heart of Salcedo Village, Makati City. The market offers a diverse selection of international and local foods, perfect for early breakfasts, late lunches, and takeaways. You can also find artisanal items for your home and gifts, as well as fresh meats, poultry, fish, vegetables, and fruits. The SALCEDO MARKET, as everyone calls it, occupies the entire area and perimeter of Jaime Velasquez Park, located along the bustling streets of LP Leviste, Velasquez, Toledo, and Tordesillas every Saturday. Since its inception in 2004 by the Women of Bel-Air Foundation, SALCEDO MARKET has become a cherished destination for the local community, food enthusiasts, and travelers alike. Despite the high volume of pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the area, barangay officials and traffic enforcers ensure smooth operations throughout the day. Street parking and secured parking lots near the event area are also available. SALCEDO COMMUNITY MARKET is open every Saturday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Bring your family and friends this weekend and enjoy the bonding experience.
AroundTown Philippines (WanderingAround Pinas)AroundTown Philippines (WanderingAround Pinas)
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This is a more premium weekend market, whose target customers are the A and B crowd, especially those who reside at the surrounding upscale condos. That means that the products sold here are generally pricier than usual. Even the fruits and vegetables are pricier here, as expected. However, if you scour all the stalls, you’ll definitely find delicious food, and more varied cuisines. We didn’t buy anything on our first visit (except some vegetables) as we only happened to pass by the area and didn’t really plan to shop, but we did see Japanese, Indian, Italian, Greek, Filipino, American, Korean food, and others. When you do visit, I’m sure you’ll find something to your liking. Please note, however, that on a sunny day, it might be uncomfortable to eat here. Better to just buy to-go and eat at home. Parking will be extremely hard, especially if you go there at lunchtime — their operating time is from 7am to 2pm, every Saturday. You’ll need to park at least a couple of blocks away, for example, along Valero Street.
Joel CalderonJoel Calderon
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This market is an excellent option to kill a few hours and eat tasty food. We got lucky visiting this weekend because it was cloudy and breezy. The area is well managed by the traffic cops and there are tons of stalls to try out. There are all kinds of cuisines — filipino, thai, middle eastern, halal, as well as some french stalls. Lots of places to buy spices and sauces, too. Note that there is a second street if you head towards Crosta Pizzeria. There are plenty of tables and seats but I guess this depends on the crowd. When we visited, people were moving, so we found tables to eat at with ease. It was really pleasant to eat in the park. Lots of trash bins are conveniently placed. Traffic cops manage the cars coming in and out.
Pradeep MenonPradeep Menon
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Salcedo Community Market is Open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Saturday) at Jaime Velasquez Park of Salcedo village in Makati city. Weekend markets have become a wonderful alternative to supermarkets and malls where all kinds of people conglomerate together to buy and sell everything from handmade products to fresh produce. Jaime Velasquez Park’s parking lot transforms into a wide stretch of white tents. It’s clean atmosphere and range of product is quite attractive. The proximity of the park and attractions for children promote families to gather for coffee, tea, juices and eatables in additions to shopping. Visiting the market is a wonderful experience.
Balasubramanian NairBalasubramanian Nair
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H26F+56Q Salcedo Village, Jaime C. Velasquez Park, Tordesillas St. Cor Toledo St., Salcedo Village, Makati, 1227 Kalakhang Maynila, Philippines
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attractions: Greenbelt, Ayala Triangle Gardens, The Landmark Makati, Holiday Inn & Suites Makati by IHG, Century City Mall, I'M Hotel, The Peninsula Manila, City Garden GRAND Hotel Makati, New World Makati Hotel, SMDC Jazz Mall, restaurants: Vikings Luxury Buffet, SM Jazz Mall Makati, Filling Station Bar And Cafe, Mendokoro Ramenba Makati, Soban K-Town Grill 소반 - Makati (Greenbelt 3), Hard Rock Cafe Makati, Firefly Roofdeck Restaurant, Makati, El Pollo Loco Glorietta, Taiwan Kitchen 小台北下午茶 Cafe - Dela Rosa (Paza1), Italianni's Restaurant, Antipodean Coffee Roasters Legazpi Village
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