Melo Villareal
Best Night Markets In Metro Manila
As the years pass, we are getting smarter and wiser with our finances, and that includes our purchasing behavior. One of the best ways to save money while splurging on trendy goods is by visiting tiangges and night markets.
Night Markets In Metro Manila
Whatever the occasion is, night markets will always be the best options to get your shopping fix in no time. Read along as we list our top 6 night markets in Manila for your next haggle!
Tutuban Night Market
The Tutuban Night Market is one of the most visited night markets in Manila, as it’s now clean, organized, and has everything from household items, toys, jewelry, clothes, and food stalls. The vendors start setting up on the main road network as soon as the nearby malls start to close. This is the best place if you’re buying in bulk and you want to pay at a discounted price.
Mercato Centrale
Lauded as Metro Manila’s #1 food and lifestyle night market, shoppers have always been delighted to splurge on an array of dishes served every Tuesday to Saturday from 6 pm to 3 am. They mostly serve Asian staples, ihaw-ihaw, desserts, and drinks. Some of the food stalls you’ll encounter are Aces Cuisine, The Pastry Shack, Cuisiners, Ms. Adobo Flakes, Bagnet Rice Patong, and more!
The Wall Intramuros Night Market
From 4 pm until midnight, you’ll surely love the vibe and the incredible finds at the Intramuros Night Market. It was opened in mid-October of 2018 and has been a go-to place for shopping and binge-eating. There are food stalls that remind us of the Myeongdong Night Market and the Shilin Night Market in Taiwan.
You can also shop for local Pinoy products, including gift items, souvenirs, accessories, apparel, and other great finds. There are also live bands every night to keep the crowd entertained.
Banchetto Centris
Appease your gastronomic urges when you visit Banchetto Centris. Depending on the location, they’re open every Thursday and Friday, or Friday and Saturday, from 4 pm to 2 am. Over 50 food vendors are offering different food varieties, from pasta, pizza, rice varieties, kebabs, barbecues, brownies, cakes, and more. They also have lots of seating capacity, so there’s no need to worry where to eat.
Quiapo Market
For those who’d like to take a quick break from work, from shopping to hoarding some handicrafts, then Quiapo Market is the place to be. There are various things to shop for, from fruits and vegetables to household utensils, accessories, electronics, quirky vintage items, herbal medicines, or objects dedicated to Chinese culture. Everything here is affordable, making it a perfect hub for shoppers.
Sabroso Street Food Market
Address: Forum Robinsons, Pioneer corner Edsa (Gateway Street, beside Go Hotel), Mandaluyong, Philippines
This night market puts the spotlight on local chefs serving unique and eclectic dishes. Try out some of these tasty snacks from Bagnet Rice Potong, ChickenZilla, Mango Shake, and numerous other choices. They’re open every Wednesday from 8:30 pm to 4 am, perfect for night shifts and late-night revelers who want to try quality dishes without spending too much.
Do you know any other Night Market in the Metro that we should include on the list? Comment down below and help us improve this shopping and foodie guide! Thank you!
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