Showing posts with label Pasalubong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pasalubong. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Suan Lum Night Bazaar

From Paragon, we split into two groups: one half rode with Richard in our car, while the other half took a cab with me. When we arrived at Suan Lum Night Bazaar, the first thing that they bought were Thai delicacies for pasalubong.




Shopping for spicy sampaloc and squid flakes for pasalubong.





Taking a shopping break with Tita K.





My dear husband and dear daughter taking a break too.




Shopping for souvenirs and more pasalubong.




Richard checking out the items.




Alyannah checking out the items too.





Rows of colorful bangles and other wooden items.



Caught in the act! Tita F and Tita B haggling with the souvenir vendor.


Ang hahaba ng nguso! Mukhang hindi nila nagustuhan ang asking price.





Vendor: Cheap-cheap already. I give you good discount. More expensive in other store.

France and Brenda: Ows, hindi nga?




Brenda: Sige na nga, I will buy na.



France: Hmmm...(pinag-iisipan pa)



My two loves.

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Tuk tuk replicas made from recycled aluminum cans.

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Thai ornaments.

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The nyoras got a taste of spicy Thai food. We had dinner at one of the food stalls in Suan Lum.

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First day palang suko na mga paa namin so Lette, Jeng and I decided to get a foot massage.

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We did not totally enjoy the massage kasi ang ingay ng mga masahista! They were talking nonstop! Oh well...at least nawala yung sakit ng mga paa namin.


The girls enjoyed the pasyal in the malls, but they were more thrilled with the stuff that they saw at the Night Bazaar. Shopping at Suan Lum is more fun because you can haggle and getting the price that you want is like winning the jackpot. Hehe!


As for me, I was very happy with the slippers that I bought for me and Alyannah...




If you want shopping with local flavor, I would recommend Suan Lum. Sure, the malls are great for branded items, most especially when they have one of those crazy sales, but those brands can be found in other countries as well. So if you're looking for local products, your best bet would be the tiangge. Chatuchak weekend market is still my favorite, but if you don't have time to go there, Suan Lum is your next best alternative. Plus, since it's a night market, it's not as hot a Chatuchak. Suan Lum Night Bazaar is open everyday from 6pm to 12mn.


Saturday, August 2, 2008

Si Richard at Ang Pasalubong

The boss is baaack! At may dala syang isang maletang puno ng pasalubong. Yipee!!
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Big thanks with hugs and kisses go out to:
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My sister-in-law Lani for Alyannah's Hi-5 DVD's -- at least now she has something else new to watch. Nagsawa na kasi sya with the old ones.
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My kumareng Dy for the DVD's -- Richard and I can have movie date nights at home when Yan's asleep. Thanks, girl! Also to my dear brother Jof for the software that he sent. *kiss*
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My bestfriend Ria for the YES magazines. Ri, Richard is super dyahe that he wasn't able to meet you guys at the hotel. He read your text message the next day na kasi he was really pooped. We'll make bawi na lang next time!
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And last, but definitely not the least, my dear mommy and daddy for the rest of the items that you see here. Grabe, parang pasko! Woohoo!
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Thanks to my brother, Mick, for accompanying Richard at Shopwise and for giving him tips on the right brand of all-purpose cream to buy. I'm surprised that you know pala the stuff that I use for cooking. Akala ko kasi kain lang gusto mo. Haha! I love you!
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Gosh, I feel so spoiled and so loved! Thank you so much for all the goodies that you sent! I really appreciate them :)
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But more than the pasalubong, I am soo happy that my husband's back. He arrived around 12 midnight and we stayed up until 230am chatting and making kwento about what happened to him during his trip.
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Hay, I really miss everyone back home! Sana next time makasama na kami ni Yan.