I love Food Bazaar β€πŸ–€πŸ§‘

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Is it just me, or do you enjoy going to food markets? ❀

When I was younger and still in our province, our town would hold food bazaars. Our town plaza or gymnasium is the usual location for bazaars. After school, I generally went to look out for some cute products and food that I could buy, as well as some free tastes that drew people to bazaars.

So, before coming home, my teammate and I went to the mall, and since she needed to withdraw money from the ATM, we stopped by Metro Supermarket, where we noticed some food that I was craving. I was hoping to see whether they have Kwek-Kwek, but they don't. But we still got some food, which is a good thing because I hadn't eaten anything during my lunch, so I ordered squid balls and tempura. If you're craving some street food or delicacies and you work or live near Ayala, you should pay them a visit; they're available until March 19, 2023.