What an interesting walk through! You cannot be claustrophobic to shop here. It is wall to wall…read morelocals shopping for their groceries and other items here. There are at least 100+ vendors with similar items. Some sold groceries, pet food, trinkets, ready made food, desserts, t shirts, handbags and much more. The walkways were very narrow and crowded. Very fresh fish sold here. Vendors were friendly. Some vendors took US dollars and larger places took credit cards. The easiest form of transport to the market was a tuk tuk or motor scooter. Parking was difficult.

This public market is the first place American TV chef Andrew Zimmern visited in Puerto Princesa…read moreduring his Philippines episode. The most impressive thing about it is the fresh fish and seafood...Whole tunas, crabs, and other delicacies which are bountiful in the local waters. If I lived here I would come every day!

Badjao Seafood Restaurant in Puerto Princesa really delivers on the full customer experience. The…read morestaff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, and even without a reservation they seated us right away, a true strong hospitality execution. We ordered the seafood platter, lobster w/garlic butter, seafood pancit and every single item was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Even the dipping sauces were on point and elevated the whole spread. The ocean view was world-class, the kind you can't help but soak in. Glad to shared this real, fresh Filipino delicious food with babe. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Palawan.

Everything was super! The food. The view. The atmosphere…read more The staff is so friendly and welcoming!!!

Was in the mood for seafood in Puerto Princesa , look at Yelp and this place came up. Well the…read morefood is fresh, with thanks of crabs, lobsters another Shell fish. The restaurant is also part of a hotel of the same name. While the decor may not be as pleasing the food and prices are good and recommend it to anyone that want try local food stop .