There are about a hundred stalls selling a variety of meats, seafood, poultry, vegetables, handicrafts, hardware, and bits and sundry items. A stockyard does a thriving business in horses, pigs and water buffaloes. Situated on the coast near Apo Island, it is a source of fresh fish caught at the island and brought ashore each morning.
Several restaurants operate on market day and our favorite is right on the waterside.
Along the way is a memorial to the Philippine-Japan Peace Accords signed in 1945. The restaurant is an open-air affair and offers grilled fish, kinilaw, 'hanging' rice and, of course, cold San Miguel beer.