Legazpi Sunday Market
May 10th, 2010Visited 438 times, 2 so far today
an array of different bud bud
Spanish dishes that I love
Wagyu Paella
Planned this after our Antonio’s dinner since I wanted to go visit my Amuse Bouche Apron girls, I had a wonderful two hours with Ate Cynthia, bonding in shopping as I call it. Both of us, wanted to buy food for our Sunday lunch and dinner, our cooking was getting boring for us and the kids. The first thing we did was go through all the stores to see and find out what was being sold….we saw a lot of cute and interesting stuffs being sold, like Vegetarian Food, Coco Sugar desserts and others. What caught my eye was the Bud-Bud Kabog, the best tasting suman made with millet grain and now in different flavours, they had Mangga, Ube-Pandan, Macapuno and also Biko and Cassava, so so so deadly, the Spanish dishes of Casa Goni…so siempre, that’s what I got for myself and the Gavinos. Casa Goni’s owner-daughter Marja is our interior designer in the school as well as the restaurant so I was very surprised to see her there, they had a spread of almost 6 paellas Wagyu paella very good as well as the Black Paella, all with different flavours and a lot of other dishes like Lengua, Spanish Mechado, Arroz Ala Cubana and more, I did even see a lady cooking some filet Mignon. Made me want to eat them before getting home, only to realize that we were eating them for dinner instead. I also enjoyed the quiches of La Cabane, thick and filling to the max…very courteous owners. So if you are not so busy Sundays, enjoy a food filled day at the Legazpi Sunday Market…..
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May 12th, 2010 at 7:57 am
I miss this sunday market! I miss you. I’ll be visiting Manila in June
Seoul is so boring food wise. I need some real food soon.
May 13th, 2010 at 8:35 pm
Hi chef! it was nice to see you there again
Those sumans and the 3 chorizo paella of Casa Goni are really something!
May 25th, 2010 at 4:38 am
I love those budbuds, I actually brought back 10 of them to Boston, frozen of course and just stuck it in the microwave, LUV it!