Last weekend, Wowa, Anika, me, Faye, Isabel and LT went to the Legazpi Park in Greenbelt. It’s open for kids too kasi open area however, all the people there need to wear masks pa din.
We were there super early like at 8am.
Wowa and I bought coffee and frozen hot choco for the kids while Faye stayed with the kids in the car.
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Just beside the park, the Legazpi Market was ongoing. Faye has been inviting us to check it out for the longest time. Bawal ang kids sa Legazpi Market so LT and I waited at the Legazpi Park with the kids while Wowa and Faye bought breakfast at the market.
I chose a bench under this big tree para malilim pa din. Dito na din kami kumain ng breakfast. Faye said bawal daw ang magpicnic at the park.
After our quick breakfast, I went naman with LT and Wowa to the market while Faye minded the kids. Anika was bummed because she didn’t bring her skateboard. She and Isabel took turns na lang on Isabel’s scooter.
Malawak din in fairness inside Legaspi Market. Pwedeng pwede ang social distancing. There are a lot of MAPSA (Makati Police) in the area to ensure everyone’s social distancing and that everything is in order.
There are rows of stalls inside. They will take your temperature before going in. There are different kinds of food. May Thai, Indonesian, Japanese, Filipino etc. There are stalls selling vegetables and fruits. Yung iba naman sells kung anik anik like natural balms and some decors din. There are also stalls selling plants.
Wowa bought plants kasi gusto niya maging plantita.
There were some food that I liked at the Legazpi Market. I liked the Pad Thai and the wagyu beef paella. I also liked the Takoyaki. We’ll be going back this weekend. Magtry ako ulit ng ibang food orders =)
The Legazpi Sunday Market daw is open during up to 2pm.