Seafood Paluto - D'Talipapa Boracay

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Fresh seafoods ❤️
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On our third night, we decided to eat dinner at D' Talipapa Boracay. D'Talipapa Boracay is a wet market where you can buy fresh seafood and have it prepared in any way you want - sizzle, grill, pan-fry, steam, baked and so on. They have a wide selection of seafood, including crabs, shrimp, fish, oysters, and many others. It is a must-visit when you are in Boracay. We were amazed when we arrived because there were so many stalls selling seafood. We purchased scallops, fish, and octopus and have it cooked. Each dish has a cooking fee of 200 pesos in addition to the price of the individual seafood. We had a delicious dinner because the foods were so delicious. We ordered a lot and were unable to finish it, so we just take out it.


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