lot of souvenir to choose from.... from sea shell to shirt to malong to sarong a lot to choose from...i got one nice ashtray....

i just had dinner with my family here... my dad was surprised how overpriced the seafoods are. however, it is expected because the island is very touristy. not bad for the selection, it's good to have the average prices written on white boards as prevention for other vendors to overprice even more. however, it was a bit disturbing to see... More

If you want the freshest harvest of the sea, then D'Talipapa is the place to go. You just need to bargain with the sellers and they're going to give it to you at a cheaper, reasonable price. Try not to order too much of only one kind of seafood. Explore the variety of what they have to offer--just make sure... More

We go here if we're craving for fresh seafood! All resto places are always full during peak hours. Best to go there early, and already with seafood bought from the market.

You will see here the biggest lobsters, prawns and king crabs! The restaurants in the area will cook them according to how you like them at a minimal fee. Don't miss this!

It is so simple to enjoy this but most American's shy away. The market had most pinoy and Korean's. Simple check the restaurant you want to cook your food and see if they have a table for you. The market is right next to the restaurants. Haggle for your raw and live seafood. NEVER take the first price. Walk away... More

Here in talipapa you can buy your sea foods by kilo. You can have your freshly buy seafoods cooked in the nearby restaurants.

After the fire and they had to move to a different location, things were no longer what it used to be. It is now crowded with vendors and visitors and has lodt whatever 'charm' it once had...

We went many time in one week to have dinner here. Great food. Great Prices. You just pick you seafood and have one of the local restuarants cook it any way you want.