CAKALANG TRADITIONAL MARKET


Last Friday me and my friends continued our journey to one of local market in  Makassar. It took so much time until we arrived at Cakalang local market. We have to past long traffic because there were government's event in Losari. After we past the traffic in Losari, Lamadukelleng, and Arief Rate. We were so hungry because we weren't eat since in that morning so we went to Sop Ubi Lembu. I would highly recommended this place because the Sop Ubi is really delicious, maybe for some people the price is quite expensive for Sop Ubi but it's worth it. After we finished with out late lunch, we continued went to Cakalang Local Market, but the distance is far enough from Sop Ubi Lembu.

It took a long time for us to arrive at Cakalang Local Market. When we arrived at Cakalang Local Market, we were starting to look around and asking the vendors about the price. Some of them really kind to us, but the other one were really cynical to us. But over all we enjoyed our journey. The local market was on the side of the street. It's quite unique because people who ride the motorcycle could buy something without parking the motorcycle. But the negative is the local market caused the traffic. 

Here is our price list at Cakalang Local Market

NO
MATERIAL
UNIT
  PRICE
1
BIRD EYES CHILI
KG
 Rp               30,000
2
TOMATO
KG
 Rp               20,000
3
YOUNG COCONUT
PCS
 Rp               10,000
4
PAPAYA
PCS
 Rp               10,000
5
CELERY
KG
 Rp               10,000
6
BROWN SUGAR
KG
 Rp               18,000
7
CUCUMBER
PCS
 Rp                 2,000
8
CRAB
KG
 Rp               65,000
9
TUNA FISH
PCS
 Rp              400,000
10
BARA FISH
PCS
 Rp              200,000
11
KAMBOJA FISH
PCS
 Rp                 5,000
12
GRAPE
KG
 Rp               70,000
13
LONGAN
KG
 Rp               50,000
14
PEAR
KG
 Rp               30,000
15
APPLE GOLDEN
KG
 Rp               20,000

That's all from me.. Hope this would be useful for you guys.. Thank you so much and see you on my next post..








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