Exploring Foods at MMSU Food Trade 


          We went to the MMSU trade fair almost everyday because we were curious to taste the Philippines steet foodsnot. It was nit far from the mansion. We usually went to the trade fair at evening by walking. We walked around the trade fair while choosing what foods would we buy. We choosed the foods carefully and asked the seller what was the food made from since we can not eat non-halal food. I bought Takoyaki for 20 peso and a glass of Lemonade. The rest of us bought Shawarma Hamburger “buy one take oone” for 50 peso. How cheap these street foods are! The foods were also tasty. The seller was also so funny. We learned some of the Philippines words from him and he also learned some Indonesian words from us.
            On Friday night, we were asked by Mr. Matthew and Miss Carla to go to the trade fair. They wanted to see the students’ performance on the trade fair so they asked us to join them. We bought some foods and drinks before watching the performance. We enjoyed the performance. Because it was already praying time, we went back to the mansion and said goodbye to Mr. Matthew and Miss Carla since they still wanted to enjoy more performance.
            On the way back to the mansion, we had just realized that there were no boys accompany us. We supposed to be accompanied by the boys because it was night and dark. Some of use were scary included me since we had been told some horror stories around us. I asked them to play shalawat songs to ease our fears. We held hands each others and started to talk anything. Fortunately, we arrived safely at the mansion.


Takoyaki


Takoyaki in the making!


Food trade squad




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