Good quality fresh produce at reasonable prices, displayed on racks instead of scattered on the ground. It's well-stocked with everything including cauliflower, and it's a 20-minute walk from town — just remember to bargain on clothes and shoes.
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Good quality fresh produce and reasonably priced, also produce is not scattered on the ground but placed on display racks
I sell sweet kebabs,boiled eggs and smokies at kipkabus road opposite corner bite
For starters its the closest market to where I live so that's comforting and convenient. Secondly I just love the fact that its so well stocked...I have never lacked an ingredient I wanted to use to c...
Awesome Clothes, shoes bags etc can be found here very easily. Prices may be a little higher than the likes of Gikomba Market but nothing too steep. Always be sure to bargain though
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