Pala Pala

Pala2x stalls in barangay 1, here you can dine taste fresh cooked seafoods and have some good time

While I was on my way with a friend to a place to sell scrap, we went around walking and we walked around pala-pala area, there were once 2 pala-palas, old and new. the new pala-pala is now what you see a vacant lot in front of the provincial capitol, the pala - pala is a word for shoveling, because in the olden days when bacolod city was thriving it is said the fish being bought over this old fish terminal was by the truckload, and some people just shovels to move the large amount of fish being traded...

In here, you can buy seafoods right off the stalls and have them cooked in stalls like the one above, delicacies like Tula or fish soup, Sizzlings like marlin, lison and tuna. there are a variety ways to choose how to cook your food, usually you can request it, or have the people in these stalls make the specialty of the house... next time if I can be with my friends or family who are having plans to eat here, i'll give you some pics of food you can try out here in this stalls...