PA'BAENG BAENG LOCAL MARKET


Yesterday me and my friends went to Pasar Pa'Baeng Baeng. The location is in the ... street. This is one of the biggest local market in Makassar. You can buy anything in here. But honestly this local market is not clean as you think, and it's really busy. So you have to prepare yourself before going to here. Me and my friends were late went to this market because we have to finished our study first. So when we arrived in there, it's quite quiet. But we still continued our journey and asking about the price and others. The people in there were so nice to us. When we asked them they were not mad at us, and they gave us extra information about the ingredients. One of information that i got from them was Gula Merah from Bone is better than Gula Merah from Sinjai. The taste of Gula Merah Bone was more sweet and more stronger than Gula Merah Sinjai and it's not salty. And the price of Gula Merah Bone was Rp 18.000,- and the price of Gula Merah Sinjai was Rp 14.000,-. And here is the other price list that we got yesterday.

NO
INGREDIENTS
UNIT
 PRICE
1
Leek
Tied
 Rp              7,000
2
Fried Shallot
Pck
 Rp              5,000
3
Bird Eyes Chilli
KG
 Rp            20,000
4
Lime
KG
 Rp            14,000
5
Daun Salam
Tied
 Rp              2,000
6
Ginger
KG
 Rp            12,000
7
Galangal
KG
 Rp            14,000
8
Turmeric
KG
 Rp            10,000
9
Potato
KG
 Rp            14,000
10
Carrot
KG
 Rp              8,000
11
Lemon Grass
Tied
 Rp              5,000
12
Onion
KG
 Rp            15,000
13
BS Peanut
KG
 Rp            20,000
14
Candlenut
KG
 Rp            45,000
15
Gula Merah Bone
KG
 Rp            18,000
16
Gula Merah Sinjai
KG
 Rp            14,000
17
Green Chilli
KG
 Rp            15,000
18
Jicama
KG
 Rp            15,000
19
Cauliflower
KG
 Rp            20,000
20
Broccoli
KG
 Rp            20,000
21
Radish
KG
 Rp            15,000
22
Chicken
PCS
 Rp            50,000
Yesterday I was so tired because all day long I wore heels and that made my toes hurt so bad and my mood was down suddenly. But I tried my best to made the best for this task. After we asked the price we were looking for the local market name tag to took a picture. On the way to found the name tag, I found Depatori seller first and I bought some Depatori and brought them as snack. Depatori is Toraja traditional dessert, filling with palm sugar and rice flour. The taste is sweet. If you never tried this before, you have to buy some and try!!! I really recommend this dessert. Back to my journey, finally we found the name tag. We took a picture and we went back to our lovely home. That's all about my story for this week and see you guys next week in different local market...







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