Ok. What to do on a Sunday morning after church or a long sleep? Why visit Legaspi Market of course. Not so many people know this but if you have done a bit of traveling yourself, you know that in most Asian countries, tourists and local people alike hit the hawkers for some good, quality breakfast or dinner.
Now it just so happened that Makati, baby, is the place to be. For Saturdays, it's Salcedo market, and for Sundays, it's Legaspi. Both markets are located in the heart of Makati, finding a home in metropolitan parking lots.
Like Salcedo market, Legaspi market boasts of food from varied countries - Persian, Moroccan, Japanese, Thai, Australian, are amongst others. It doesn't have all the cuisines of course, but it has enough to make your palettes sing for joy.
Enough with the talk and on with the pictures.
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| For bohemian aficionados out there, this stall in particular is a real treat! |
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| Pad thai anyone? |
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| That's me getting curious and spying on a stall. |
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| My sister's Belgian waffle. |
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| My sister, and her waffle... and her other "waffle". |
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| Awwww waffle love. <3 |
I did notice some sellers from Salcedo are participating here. One difference I've spotted though is that this market also sells bohemian items, and a number of organic beauty products.
If you're a fan of food, health, variety, and well, adventure, then Legaspi market is the place to be!
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