Nikki and Niño found this store that sold dried everything - fish, pusit, dilis - and other pasalubong items like cashew nuts, banana chips, barquiron. Its owner, Kuya Albert, had been so nice (and honest) to us.
By the way, the best-selling pasalubong was the lamayo daing. That's what was served to us for breakfast in the hotel. Ang sarap, in fair! Unfortunately, I didn't brought (Wrong grammar akish!) bring home just even one pack. Frozen kasi siya. Hindi ko betch magdala on the way back home ng something that would be dripping. Even Vian didn't. Sister ko talaga siya. Hindi din niya betch! Sayang, because Nikki said masarap daw talaga.
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| See? Parang dabarkads lang! |
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| Their price compared to Baguio price, less inexpensive. |
Going back. Kuya Albert was so accommodating that he even carefully packed then boxed all the pasalubong we bought from his store. Otherwise, 'di tatanggapin sa eroplano. I promised him that I'd blog about him and his store (Wow, sikat lang ang blog?) because he was so nice to us that he even gave us discount.
I tell you, his store is so easy to locate especially when coming from the side where Jollibee is. Mga ilang tumbling na lang from Jollibee. So guys, hanapin niyo ang store niya if ever you're in Puerto Princesa and in hunt for a good store to buy pasalubong from.
A2V Bermejo Store
Public Market
Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
0908.896.2358 / 0908.573.8175
Ciao! ♥
awww I am somehow a liker of cashew also :)
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of oil base products
Sana makarating ako ng Puerto Prinsesa para makabili ako ng pasalubong dyan kay Koya, hehe
ReplyDeleteLaviña, masarap talaga ang cashew nuts. Sabi nila, mura ang cashew nuts dun. I still find it mahal.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, in fair, mabait talaga si koya. ^_^