Market Friday - Paluto Po (Please Cook)

This is my Share for #MarketFriday initiated by @dswigle

I am so glad that I am able to join again in this challenge. This time we visited one of the newest supermarket which just opened later last year in our area.

All Day Supermarket

This place is very eye catching and is becoming popular in our area. There are a lot of fresh produce brought in everyday. From meat, poultry, sea food and fresh fruits and vegetables.

It was surprising to see various types of sea food here as we love eating sea food. Razor clams, crabs, lobsters, salmon, oysters, red snapper are just some of what you could purchase here. Though a bit more expensive than those sold in our local markets. It's good to visit this place once in a while.

If you are curious about the prices here in the Philippines 50 pesos is equivalent to $1 USD you could just do a little conversion on the prices that you see.

There are also fresh Tilapia, Catfish and Shimps being sold here. That is if you like it really fresh but again a bit more expensive.

Then we have the fruits and vegetables section. The selection are so complete that you could have your food cooked and prepared here which I would get to in a moment.

Meat and poultry are also sold here fresh as they would come. A one stop shop for everything that you need for your shopping.

Now it's time to eat and check the dessert first which they also have. Various desserts from traditional and local to cakes and pastries. Not much of a dessert person but the kids surely love these.

This is the Organic Lechon which is my favorite a very popular Philippine food which I guess you might know about already. Organically raised no antibiotics, the fat is really thin and the skins is very crunchy and delicious. You can actually buy an amount worth around $2 which would be good enough for one person. We ordered around half a kilo which is sufficient for our family which cost us around $14.

Now this is what I was talking about the Paluto. It is popular here in our country where you buy all the ingredients and have them cook and prepare the food for you while you wait. That would cost you around $1.40 per 500 grams.

These are the suggested menu which are very popular. I personally loved the Sinigang sa Miso (Sour Soup in Miso).

This is the open kitchen area which is very clean and the chef move very fast as there are a lot of people waiting for their meal especially during lunch time. A time where hungry shoppers flock to get a delicious hearty meal and continue with their shopping.

Our food is cooked and we are ready for it. The wait was a little bit long but it was worth it.

First on the menu we have crispy fried chicken for the kids.

Then we have grilled squid which is my wife's favorite @mhel. Though she prepares great grilled squid as well to match this one if I may say.

One on the tastiest and flavorful Sinigang sa Miso (Sour Soup in Miso) that I have ever had. This one my mother in law bought Salmon heads as an ingredient for this soup. The taste of the soup was heavenly simply the best for me.

Buttered garlic shrimps which was also very delicious we bought this also for around $14 as shrimps here are a bit pricey. I wanted chili shrimps but the kids might not be able to eat it as told by my wife maybe next time around.

Finally we also had crispy crablets a species of crabs that which I believe remains at this size and doesn't grow anymore. Very crunch and best dipped in spicy vinegar.

I hope you enjoyed my share for today in this delicious trip to the super market. Why wait to get home if you can have your meal here.

Cheers Steemians see you next time!

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Taken with Lumix GX85 and 12-32 mm