LELONG LOCAL MARKET


Last Friday me and my friends go to Lelong local market, theres a lot kind of fish and shellfish in there.Lelong Local Market is located in Rajawali Street. We continued our adventure to check the price list in Makassar local market, because there are so many local market in Makassar. After we arrived at Lelong Local Market, we started to ask traders in there about the price of any kinds of fish and shellfish, and they are so welcome to us. So here it is the price list that we got in there. But i will write the ingredient not in English but in Makassar's language because i can't find it in English i'm sorry, but if you now what the fish called in English write it down bellow.



NO
INGREDIENTS
UNIT
 PRICE
1
Kepiting
kg
 Rp        35,000.00
2
Ikan Bolu (Bandeng)
pcs
 Rp          6,000.00
3
Cumi
kg
 Rp        50,000.00
4
Lobster
kg
 Rp      250,000.00
5
Ikan Maero
kg
 Rp        20,000.00
6
Ikan Layang
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
7
Ikan Tuna
pcs
 Rp        50,000.00
8
Ikan Lamuru
pcs
 Rp        40,000.00
9
Ikan Layang
kg
 Rp        27,000.00
10
Ikan Napoleon
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
11
Ikan Pari
pcs
 Rp        15,000.00
12
Ikan Tawassang
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
13
Ikan Dolo-Dolo
kg
 Rp        35,000.00
14
Ikan Kakap Kuning
kg
 Rp        20,000.00
15
Ikan Maero Putih
kg
 Rp        30,000.00
16
Udang
kg
 Rp        50,000.00
17
Ikan Pedang
pcs
 Rp        50,000.00
18
Kerang
kg
 Rp        25,000.00
19
Lawi-lawi
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
20
Kerang Limah
pcs
 Rp        20,000.00
21
Rumput Laut
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
22
Ikan Jappang
pcs
 Rp        15,000.00
23
Ikan Baronang
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00
24
Ikan Kerapu
pcs
 Rp        15,000.00
25
Ikan Kering
pcs
 Rp          5,000.00

There are so many kinds of fish and for me i can't remember all kinds of fish in this local market, but i just recognise some of them. Maybe i need more time to memorizing all of them, but i'll try my best in the future, while i catch my dream to be a successfull chef. And this is the chart of fish for you guys..











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