Sagada Public Market

The market isn't that big, and even if many considered the place limited, Sagada's public market have great produce and products, and the people are very friendly and honest especially to tourists. They take pride of their hometown and their local goods like tumeric, mountain tea, rice coffer, etc. There are finds that are unique to this town. You won't be disappointed.

Attending a birthday party in Sagada and have no clue what to bring for the celebrant? Buy him/her frozen chicken legs from the public market!

where you can buy all you need

Small but clean.

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Must visit when you go to Sagada, if only to experience and get to see how clean their public market is. It isn't big, and the selection, sparse, but you'll find most things you need.
You probably won't be able to haggle and get a discount because they know right away that you're a tourist, but come on, if you can spend all that cash in a mall, why not in a market too, to support the locals.

Cheap prices. Good people.

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Nothing much to see but if you are a budgetarian this the place to be when it comes to food. Inside the building, you'll find few eateries/small resto's inside. Prices of viand ranges from 160 pesos above while a cup of rice is 30 pesos each. In my opinion, the viand is already good for two people. Personally, I tried kainan ni Mal-ig they have a generous serving of mixed pansit that is already good for 3 people for 210 pesos.

currently under construction. Good fresh vegetables and salads

Apr 30u 2017