LOOK: Seascape Village Bay Market in Pasay Is a Heaven for Seafood Lovers

Written by Ina Louise Manto

If you’re looking into treating yourself, a partner, or your family to a good meal but don’t want to drive away from the city, you can have a short break and appreciate good food and a panoramic seafront view at Seascape Village in Pasay.

Heaven for seafood lovers

When craving seafood, you have to visit the best dampa near you, or go to one that’s worth the drive. Nestled along Manila Bay, Seascape Village Bay Market opened its doors in 2018. The complex is basically a classic dampa but better — you get to dine with a sea view and if you stay longer, you might catch colorful sunsets, making your mealtime even more romantic.

It has a wet market area where you can choose live seafood and have it served on a “paluto” basis. Their wet markets look more organized, in comparison with local wet markets. Whatever seafood you’re craving, they already probably have it there! The best part is, the seafood is all sourced locally, a way of highlighting the country’s rich marine life. The two-floor Bay Market also has a dry market where you can buy fresh fruit, pasalubong, and more.

After choosing your fresh catch of seafood, you can choose among the 13 restaurants in the village, which serve Filipino and Chinese cuisine. They’re open for dine-in, al fresco dining, and take-out.

One of the best spots to hang in the village is the spacious seaside viewing deck where you can catch the best sunsets. It’s also a popular area for picture-taking and hearing live music at night. Combine good food with the village’s relaxing ambiance, Seascape Village might be your go-to when craving fresh seafood.

Seascape Village Bay Market is located at Atang Dela Rama St. Cor. Zoilo Hilario St., CCP Complex, Pasay City. They’re open daily from 10 am to 4 am.

For more information and updates, visit their official website or Facebook page.

 
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This article was republished with permission from Windowseat.ph. Minor edits have been made for Bitesized.ph.