Cheap prices on everything from vegetables to tailoring services, with well-structured stalls that make shopping easy. Just know the washrooms are rough and parking is tight with boys asking for fees.
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Well managed and structured stalls giving convenience to shoppers
Nothing much, just small business kiosks majorly tailoring, saloon and electrical shops
You can get any service you would like like here
Nice place but something needs to be done on the washrooms, very dirty and smelly, squeezed parking also with attendant boys soliciting for parking fees
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