Banana Snack Vendors at the Oval Covered Court
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Youngsters choosing from a variety of fried banana, a local snack fare which includes “mArUyA”, “TuRoN”, and “pAypAy” from one of the stalls behind the bleachers of the oval plaza covered court.
Recently transferred there from their old site fronting the MSU Highschool Campus, these
banana-que vendors are again enjoying brisk business from clients at the surrounding offices and schools.
Tagged Banana Que, banana snacks, fried banana, Maruya, MSU, Oval Plaza Covered Court
arfel-toronto12/19/2007 at 11:26 AM
i wonder how many children have been sent to high school and college by parents who are among these banana stalls? this sidewalk yummy cheap and safe and healthy snack have been there for eternity..i started teaching in MSU gensan in 1987 and they were already there. what, its more than 20 years since then (oh, i feel ancient now!)and they are stil there! not only thriving but flourishing! we cant seem to have enough of bananas..probably explaines why we have such banana government sometimes….hahahahaha…i miss this food…really…arfel-toronto
orman09/26/2008 at 2:14 PM
i love my maruya wrapped in lumpia wrapper and in between merong langka….weeeee….
ormans last blog post..nakakapagod.
Jordan Ray Quinco02/04/2009 at 12:35 AM
when i’m on duty sa RED CROSS… i always buy maruya here para may snack ako every hapon..eheheh… try their rice turon… its like biko/turon.. ehhehe!
paul05/26/2009 at 10:32 PM
diri baya ko gisugot sa akong uyab sa highschool, nyahahahahaha =))
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