| Cavalier Lily's DiaryGaisano Shopping Center (2018/02/11) |
I went to Gaisano Shopping Center.
This is the largest market in Ozamis.
(This photoOctober 1, 2017.(From my diary)

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On Sundays, only large stores like Gaisano are open.

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The supermarket on the first floor is spacious.
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I walked around looking for mayonnaise,
I didn't know where it was, so I asked a store employee, and they told me it was aisle number 4.
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The fruit section.
In the foreground is the king of fruits, durian, approximately 300 pesos (approximately 660 yen).
It has a unique smell, so people either love it or hate it, but once you try it, you'll be hooked.
I also tried it for the first time when I was living on Cebu Island in 2007.
I was worried that the smell would fill the room.
At first, I ate it on the rooftop of the condominium, covering my nose.
If someone present says "'I hate durian'," they will be overjoyed because it means their share will increase.
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A refrigerated display case for apples and oranges.
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The vegetable section.
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This is also the vegetable section.
Price checked at SM Shopping Center in Cebu on August 5, 2007.
Cebu edition of Shufu no Tomo (2007/08/05)
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The section where milk and cocoa are sold.
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Meat section.
For some reason, there was no fish shop.
When I asked Gigi about 'Why isn't there a fish market?'
They said you can buy it cheaply at the public market.
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The beer and juice section.
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This is the cashier.
Some people had them piled high in their carts.
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I had lettuce, mayonnaise, oranges (from China), and milk for 639 pesos (approximately 1420 yen).
Gigi had asked me to buy a box of Greenwich pizza for 240 pesos (about 533 yen),
I paid for this purchase with a credit card.
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| February 9, 2018 February 13, 2018. |