I've been to the Salcedo and Legazpi Weekend Markets, both based in Makati, and let's just say I'm a fan of both. For my post on my visits to weekend markets, click here. I haven't been to the Centris Sunday Market, it's quite a long way from where I live, but feeling adventurous, I texted my favorite weekend market companion to meet up at Eton Centris, right below the Quezon Avenue LRT station. Below were the best from our loot:
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| This was Teeny's order: the lechon kawali, a popular pan-roasted pork dish, from an unnamed stall. Pork cuts are boiled, air-dried, and then fried to make lechon kawali. Like good lechon kawali, these were crisp outside, and soft and melts in your mouth inside. I could feel my blood pressure hiking just thinking of how good the dish was. |
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| Bibingka Galapong, a rice cake usually eaten during the Christmas season. This one was quite substantial, so I ate it installments. It was as straightforward as the stall we brought if from. The dough a tad sweet, balanced by the salted eggs. Not too greasy. The fresh grated coconut provided textural interest. |
Eton Centris, Edsa corner Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Open from 6 am to 2 pm
I am just craving of those foods:) Yummy! :)
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