Baguio Night Market in Baguio

A bit crowdy since most of the tourist are buying some "pasalubong" here. We always go here to buy our dinner I recommend the store but I forgot the name. The store is in left part when you are standing in the entrance gate of the Night Market Food strip and they sell pork steak whick is so tender, sisig abd fried egg. The cost will be 80 php with rice if you want to add extra rice that will be 15 php. I also love the chicharong bituka they only have 2 stores there who sell that and I prefer the one who sell it with pares. The sweet cheesy corn is what I always buy there and I prefer the 1st store who sell that near the entrance gate.

Lots of choices! Entered from the left and exited on the right part. Stalls near the entrance of the food place have much cheaper options (from our experience)

So many options along the night market. Theres a rule about only going one way, which is good for traffic. If you get lucky you can get branded items for cheap. I wasnt lucky the night I went, but I got to see this really interesting toy. :)

No more physical distancing being practiced. But movement to check the stalls goes one way, counterclockwise. Parking is by luck along the street. Toilets are available, also in fast foods nearby.

We really enjoyed thrifting here at night market, the ukay ukay are very cheap. It took us like 2 hours or so just strolling here, we didnt even get the chance to stroll at the food section as ive heard that they also sell cheap food but tasty.

Simply not what it used to be. Yes there are cheap t-shirts and fake shoes but most stalls seem to be selling the same things. The street food is ok but to be honest you are better off walking across the room to the stalls there and street food vendors.

Visited after the rain had passed. The market opens at 9pm and sell mostly clothes and other crafts. Good bargins.

Baguio Night Market is one of the best and unforgettable experiences. You have to be earlier before 9pm, thats the exciting part! cause you will see how they organize the apparel and a lot more. You can buy a lot of branded jackets, sweatshirts and more at a cheaper price plus discounts if you know how to ask. After shopping there is a wide selection of food and drinks just a few steps beside the market. Never missed this experience if you visit Baguio City 😊

Better now that they separated the food and goods market. Looked more organized. It still gets busier than ever, but its definitely all worth the visit especially if you want some cheap finds!

the food are your typical street food you see any place else on the country.. the night market in the session road area are ukay-ukay (filipino version of Thrift shopo)

Much much more organized than the last time I was here. Stalls still dont fix their items by size (which would save a ton of time for a ton of people), and still dont really care to help, to make a sale or not. But other than that, still a nice place to get ukay items and cheap products. They pack up at 12mn, fyi.

It was fun.. first time to experience Baguio Night Market. Hope to get back here again.

It was a very refreshing night for me and my family!, All items are cheap and on good quality, the food was superb good! I love every moment of it, but theres a hassle with the restrooms, some have long lines and some closes early, but overall it was an amazing experience for us.

They started at exactly 9pm and was able to set up quickly. Although it was raining, the store continued. They put covers showing they were prepared. The local police were present but of course, you still have to take care of your belongings.PS. Photos taken using film cam

Well organized and very clean. My 3rd visit thia year. Hope to have another visit before this year ends. ♥

This place opens at 9PM. This is very late. I suggest opening it a bit earlier. There are limited options but the prices are cheap as expected. If you just want to spend the night away then this is the place for you in Baguio.

It is where you can find thrift stuff, souvenir items, and Pinoy street foods located along Harrison road beside Burnham Park. It is open everyday from 9PM to 11 PM.

Sellers will begin setting up at at 7pm or 8pm but they will only start selling at 9PM. Food selections include favorite Filipino food such as Sisig, Pares, grilled and fried meat, corn, Balut, Kwek-Kwek, and many more. There are also sellers of Takoyaki, Shawarma, Korean Street Food such as Tteokbokki and more.On another side of the night market are stores for favorite Baguio souvenirs such as keychains, magnets, shirts, jackets, knitted sweaters and scarfs by locals, and other things to buy. Some items are pricier than in other souvenir stores in other tourist places. Prepare to walk through a long line of options.

Experience the thrill of bargaining for the right price.Test your legs walking around and about the entirety of this area. Bring home your favorite clothing style, jacket, blazer or shirt for as low as 50php.

Lots of choices to buy from clothes, jackets, souvenir items, shoes and more. Enforcement of one-way policy can be improved as well as police visibility so as to avoid snatchers.

They have a lot of options on different kinds of clothes in here.Fairly safe since security and police are visible.Just please follow the right-hand forward rule to avoid any inconveniences.

Expect a huge crowd when visiting. Bring your own eco bag for comfort when shopping for goods. They have a wide range of selections of everything you may think of. Cheaper than divisoria.

If you have your own car and you plan to shop, be there early since parking is difficult to find. There are a variety of products offered from shirts, shoes, jackets and accessories. Dont forget to haggle!

They have a lot of stuff they are selling from thrift clothes down to phone cases and a lot more. As for the food, a lot to choice from like corn, barbecue,takoyaki and many more. There were a lot of people when i went there too. But it is fun to look around, buy some stuff and eat.

Baguio’s night market is located at harrison road near tiong San. The night market starts at around 9pm. The One side of harrison road is closed and it is where the pop up stalls are installed. Near the road there is also a location where foods and snacks are installed. When we visited the night market it was crowded and was a bit difficult to walk. Be careful when walking around the night market because there might be snatchers to get your valuables.

Enjoyed night market, i went here around 9pm. If you love thrifting, this is the right place but make sure you have enough patience to deal with the large crowd. The stalls are super long too so you have a lot of options to buy from.

prices of commodities are almost the same as of those in thrift shops in provinces. the place is very crowded at night and since it is near the burnham park you could see lots of people strolling at night. tourists need to be careful of their personal belongings

This is an interesting sales venue/event. We got there at about 8:45. The sidewalks were packed and the vendors were ready with their goods on the side of the street. At 8:55, they all extended the poles on their portable shelters. At 9pm sharp, game on. Vendors rushed to erect their shelters and set up their wares with impressive efficiency. Within just a few minutes, the shopping looked like a feeding frenzy on Shark Week. It is crazy how this can go from a busy street with heavy traffic to a busy shopping area with people elbow to elbow, all in just about 5 minutes.

Night Market is the one of the most visited place here in baguio city, it has a variety of shops, secondhand garment like bags, slightly used shoes, pasalubong, hats, pants, jacket and many more.. this time the food stalls are placed inside the parks.. come on!! visit Night Market from 9pm till 2am daily..

Good kind of return to some normalcy activity/event for Baguio. Bargain finds and good food and snacks. LGU needs to improve crowd control.

Masaya mag ikot sa night market prices are reasonable and there are more products to choose from, there are also lots 9f street food stalls whuch I love the most🥰 if you go to Baguio dont forget to visit the night market from 7pm to 12mn have fun

The night market starts at around 8pm and is a great place to hang out and eat some street snacks. A portion of Burnham Park has stalls selling street food, while the stretch of Harrison Rd gets closed off at 7:30pm for stalls offering merchandise ranging from accessories, clothing, and shoes.

I got my denim jacket there for ₱100 only. Not to mention some of the stalls offer clothes that are in my budget but some are offering clothes that are way out of my budget.

place is very much alive at night. police patrolling and some are on stand-by so you feel secured. you can get great deals if you look diligently, as there are cheap clothes, jackets, shoes, etc...got a pureboost addidas shoe from an ukay store - slightly used but still a great fit...for only $29be wary of counterfeits as well so look closely and know the difference before you buy.

My visit was during the Holy Week so I expected the place to be very congested but i think thats what makes the experience different, its a night market! Clothing, accessories, souvenirs and lots of good street foods.

Too many stores with the same options.What I liked in there is the food bazaars which is more spacious and has lots of options. Maybe they can add pasalubong centers or kiosk.Place is not so secured even the locals will warn you of thieves and pickpockets despite police visibility.

Still awake during late night at Baguio, ghen come and drop by at the Baguio Night Market, where you can have a variety of items at a very reasonable more ofter cheap price. It is located just at the high way outside Burnharm Park.

We had to wait until 9pm before the sale started proper. So amazing how all the sellers were so prepared 30 minutes to the start of the market time. The long line of people patiently waiting for both time and their turn. The security guards at the exit gate were so friendly even to remind us that we cant eat outside the market, offered us seat and entertained my friends and I with a lot of international topics. It was really great and fun being there again.

Looking for a night life at Baguio? Then you must visit this Night Market, youll surely enjoy the cheap pricess of the items being sold here.

Found several item that really good for the price. They sell mostly clothes but you can find some other accessories/tools every now and then.

For the adventurous, if youd rather eat out, visit the food stalls inside the park. Theres always something good to eat.

Now that we have a "New normal" security and safety has been increased they now have a one way only per part of the night market. If you want a quick get away this summer visiting baguio is a must, Highly recommend to go on the night market as well youll find plenty of stalls even thrift stores And of course food stalls.

Wide variety from Class A to original 2nd hand. Sellers are generous in giving tawad but dont abuse them so they can make profit out of it. Shops are open from 9pm to 2am. Theres a lot food stalls to choose from. Taxis are operating 24/7.

There were a lot of good deals at the Baguio Night market. New & used things. Eady parking and very organized. I accidentally dropped my wallet and a nice young teen girl.found and returnred it me. No mask no entry policy.

your baguio trip wouldnt be complete if you would not go here. a lot of stalls that sells thrifted sweater and shoes are installed. if you get hungry with all the walks, food stalls are also available with great selection of street foods.

Place is nice and neat. Products are cheap and good. I bought 3pcs of second hand jogger pants for 450Php (3USD). Theres also a place where you can have your snacks.

As always, Baguio City Night Market at Harrison Road near Melvin Jones is a great place to visit and experience at Baguio. It only opens 7 PM with plenty of ukay ukay selections, bargain & unique finds, with classic street foods and of course the cold breeze.

Clean and orderly with health protocol reminders in place. Nice place to stroll around to see local market finds but its disappointing how common souvenir goods prices are seemingly overpriced (Good Shepherd ube jam was 20 pesos or more cheaper at Mines View Park than here). Convenient to buy though with its central location, but just be aware of potential tourist traps.

Baguios night market is a place where you can get big discounts on clothes and other items. Aside from that, they also have a lot of food stalls to fill up your tummy. This is one of the things you should try when you are in Baguio.

There were so many tourist. Lots of police and health officers to control the crowd. Even stall owners practice safety protocols. Lots of food and clothes to choose from.