Public Markets and Convenience Stores

[marlon_ld]

Naga City Public Market
What meets the eye when crossing the Tabuco bridge is the hubbub of traders and marketgoers at the Naga City Public Market, used to be south east asia's largest and still one of the largest public market today.

[GearX]

[le Reine]

oh, so where is that?

[salamangkero]

dalagang bukid ba mga yun?

[tracymack]

Originally Posted by tyronne

New Urdaneta Public Market
Urdaneta, Pangasinan

More recent pics of my hometown's market (New Urdaneta City Public Market). Pictures were taken from inside the car. My apologies for that.

It's not as pretty as Dagupan's Malimgas Market but it sure is huge. Building A houses the wet market on the ground floor & parking on the upper floors. Building B houses stalls for various types of business/merchandise such as clothing, newstands, barber shops, dentist clinics, eye clinics, other types of clinics, pet shops, specialty shops, beauty parlors & restaurants. Basically everything other than the wet market. The top floor houses the amusement/gaming center (video games, kiddie rides & bingo). The market also has escalators for accessibility to people especially the elderly & the disabled as well as the lazy people.

This has got to be one of the largest Public City Markets I've ever seen. I thought the Vigan & Laoag City markets were huge but after its completion, those two markets paled in comparison to the size of the Urdaneta Market. A little make over of its exterior would be nice though.

Building A

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Building B

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I'll take more pictures from other angles to show just how large this structure really is.

[benchjade]

Originally Posted by allan_dude

Dagupan's “Malimgas Market” which means “Clean or Tidy Market" (Open since 2004)

G/F Wet & Dry Market, Eateries
2/F RTW, Clinics, Community Shops
3/F Admin office, Parking
4/F Parking

the only air conditioned market in the Philippines.

[brownman]

Vigan Public Market
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[dinabaw]

Originally Posted by tracymack

More recent pics of my hometown's market (New Urdaneta City Public Market). Pictures were taken from inside the car. My apologies for that.

It's not as pretty as Dagupan's Malimgas Market but it sure is huge. Building A houses the wet market on the ground floor & parking on the upper floors. Building B houses stalls for various types of business/merchandise such as clothing, newstands, barber shops, dentist clinics, eye clinics, other types of clinics, pet shops, specialty shops, beauty parlors & restaurants. Basically everything other than the wet market. The top floor houses the amusement/gaming center (video games, kiddie rides & bingo). The market also has escalators for accessibility to people especially the elderly & the disabled as well as the lazy people.

This has got to be one of the largest Public City Markets I've ever seen. I thought the Vigan & Laoag City markets were huge but after its completion, those two markets paled in comparison to the size of the Urdaneta Market. A little make over of its exterior would be nice though.

Building A

image hosted on flickr


Building B

image hosted on flickr


I'll take more pictures from other angles to show just how large this structure really is.

nice! kala ko barko sa una kung tingin hehe , well hope they can maintain the cleanliness after so many years!

[benchjade]

Originally Posted by brownman

Vigan Public Market
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sarap naman ng longganisa! may bagnet pa.

[brownman]

Naman. Lalo na kung may kasama yang bagoong tsaka kamatis. Naku!

[leechtat]

recently, luzon avenue cor commonwealth ave's illegal vendors were cleared by the mmda to make way for the road widening project. but now, they are back, with intoxicating odors that emanate from their make-up stands. i think the owner of the lot beside pure-gold should donate the lot for the construction of a cleaner palengke, to stop the illegal vendors from putting-up stands along commonwealth to tandang sora crossing... calling mayor sonny!!

[tracymack]

Originally Posted by brownman

Naman. Lalo na kung may kasama yang bagoong tsaka kamatis. Naku!

Nagimasen! Kagagaling lang namin ng Ilocos (Norte/Sur) last december. Pinuno namin ng bagnet, longganisa at bagis (bituka)yung sasakyan. Pangasinan bagoong yung sawsawan. Ilang araw lang ubos na.

[tracymack]

Originally Posted by dinabaw

nice! kala ko barko sa una kung tingin hehe , well hope they can maintain the cleanliness after so many years!

I hope so too.

[ericlucky290]

Oo nga sana they can maintain cleanliness kaya lang kasi di marunong magtapon ng basura ang mga Pinoy.

[tracymack]

Originally Posted by ericlucky290

Oo nga sana they can maintain cleanliness kaya lang kasi di marunong magtapon ng basura ang mga Pinoy.

This, unfortunately, is the sad truth.

Regardless of that, let's still hope for the best.

[tracymack]

Originally Posted by tracymack

I'll take more pictures from other angles to show just how large this structure really is.

As promised..

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Gazebo of Pristine Memorial Garden

by bongskie

[kiretoce]

Bump! This thread needs to have a second chance at succeeding.

[tonight]

the market place is like a city mall

[bonixx]

Philippine-Seven (7-eleven)

vision is to be the recognized leader in providing time-conscious consumers with a full-range of products and services that meet their ever-changing daily needs. We will be the customer-preferred convenience store by:
Exceeding customer expectations through quality, speed, selection, and value in a safe and pleasant environment
Treating our employees with dignity and respect
Recognizing our franchisees and suppliers as business partners
Being a good corporate citizen
Achieving our vision and continued growth will provide our shareholders with a better than competitive return on their investment.
Mission Statement
To offer time-conscious customers a full range of products and services that meet their ever-changing daily needs through quality, speed, selection and value in a safe, friendly and pleasant environment.
OATH OF 7-ELEVEN EMPLOYEES
I want to treat everyone honestly and promise to try my best to serve our customers in order to create a better future for the company, my family, and myself.

MINISTOP

Since it opened its doors to the Philippines in December 2000, MINISTOP has always envisioned becoming the leader in the convenience store industry. MINISTOP has made its presence felt by being the community's warmest and friendliest modern combo store. It takes pride in its wide range of quality products, at affordable prices and value-added service.

The commitment to a customer-focused management has given MINISTOP a competitive edge not only in Japan but also in the Philippines. MINISTOP has been continuously expanding to service the Filipino consumer needs in the Metro Manila area.

Vision
MINISTOP is the leader in the convenience store industry, preferred by customers in terms of assortment, price and quality of products and value-added service.

Mission
MINISTOP contributes to the enhancement of communities by providing customers with wide assortment of popular conveniently packaged merchandise and fast food products of high quality at affordable prices through excellent service in a clean, safe and friendly environment. It provides business opportunities by offering attractive franchising package to local entrepreneurs.

San Miguel Food Shop

The San Miguel Food Shop is a retail outlet that showcases San Miguel food and beverage products to further widen product availability and perk-up consumption.

SMC is looking for owners of about 70 to 100 sq m commercial space in high traffic areas. The owners should be willing to operate or manage the business directly.