I grew up in Stockton down the street from Angel Cruz park, I went to school there at Pullium school. I and used to buy my veggies, fruit, eggs, tofu, fish, nuts, everything from the downtown market under the freeway. The prices are so good, especially if you go toward closing time.
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I live in small town in Nebraska and 44 years ago I married a Filipina. When she became pregnant she craved for a certain type of mango, the small green type. Mangos I could find in the stores but no the ones she wanted. Even in Kansas City I could not find them. I would have liked to have moved to Ca. but when I saw the prices of the homes there I knew that was not an option. And since the climate in Neb. is too cold for mangos I could not get her any. Where I live a nice home can be bought in some of these towns for as little as $40,000. In fact in some of the small rural towns in Kansas old farm homes can to bought for under $20,000. When I visited our daughter in Ocean Side, Ca. and told that an older Filipino couple the man was ready to move to Neb.
Angel Cruz Park was called Villa Dorado Park when I was a kid growing up in that neighborhood. Across Lincoln Rd there was only the church and behind it was open field that we played in, built forts and bike ramps.
There’s so many fresh Asian herbs 🌿 which I really like. However, driving for 1.5 hours is not good ideas. My hometown also has farmer’s market but doesn’t carry Asian herbs.
Hello, Thank you for this video. It was so refreshing. I wish we have this kinda if varieties here in LA too. One product caught my interest at 12:25 minutes, I think it’s called Likok (bitter eggplant), and I’m wondering if you can get me any information about the seller/any one who grows this plant? Thank you.
These are two different places, the Angel Cruz Park is located at the corner of El Dorado st and Lincoln where they sell street food usually on weekends, afternoons and when it’s not raining. The other place is call the Asian farmers market under the freeway at San Joaquin st and Lafayette this one is open on Saturdays only in the morning between 5 am and 10 am.
For Angel Cruz Park you can visit any sunny day in the afternoon vendors are usually there but the best days are the weekends afternoon, thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
@@sadethlee9309 yes, the Asian farmers market under the freeway opens from 5 am to 9 am is the best time, after 10 am the vendors might be gone. Now the Angel Cruz park where they have street food is best in the afternoons.
Fresh Asian produce and food, Stockton is my favorite place to shop🥒🧅🥜🥦🥬🌽🍅🍑🫑🍆🌶👍
I grew up in Stockton down the street from Angel Cruz park, I went to school there at Pullium school. I and used to buy my veggies, fruit, eggs, tofu, fish, nuts, everything from the downtown market under the freeway. The prices are so good, especially if you go toward closing time.
what time is that usually? an when?
@@HeyItsAvi90 the one under the freeway on Eldorado behind the police station is Sat mornin like 5am to 9am or 10am, go early
Me too but long before the farmers market.
I used to live in Stockton Ca,I miss this place, lots of veggies, fruits and fishes.
This brings back so many memories. I used to work here as a kid. It’s been 25 years ago
That is very interesting 👍🏻 thank you for sharing that 🙏
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Wow Fresno need something like this, I would go every weekend !!
Most sellers go to the Bay Area on Saturdays instead of selling tem here in Fresno
i grew up in stockton! I used to go to this farmers market every saturday with my dad :) good memories
many choices, I like the market
Huge market with stalls full of quality food!
Been there awesome products its like 40 minutes up the road from
I live in small town in Nebraska and 44 years ago I married a Filipina. When she became pregnant she craved for a certain type of mango, the small green type. Mangos I could find in the stores but no the ones she wanted. Even in Kansas City I could not find them. I would have liked to have moved to Ca. but when I saw the prices of the homes there I knew that was not an option. And since the climate in Neb. is too cold for mangos I could not get her any. Where I live a nice home can be bought in some of these towns for as little as $40,000. In fact in some of the small rural towns in Kansas old farm homes can to bought for under $20,000. When I visited our daughter in Ocean Side, Ca. and told that an older Filipino couple the man was ready to move to Neb.
Thank you for making & posting this.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
Love it i also live in stockton
Thank you for posting this. I found out about this thru your blog looking for Asian Flea Market. We’ll definitely go during weekends. 👍🏻
That's a nice video b
Thanks you 🙏 thanks for watching have a great week 👌
Angel Cruz Park was called Villa Dorado Park when I was a kid growing up in that neighborhood. Across Lincoln Rd there was only the church and behind it was open field that we played in, built forts and bike ramps.
That is a great story and good memories 👍 thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
Wow, Hello my friend.. All the best to your channel and hope you have a wonderful day
Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🙏 have a great weekend as well 👌
I wish we have a veggies maket and another things like chills and tomatoes 🍅 and onion and pepper in Evanston IL USA 🇺🇸
We call it under the bridge,every Saturday
Angel cruz park has the dopest Lao sausages and egg rolls
Yes they do, I love that place , thanks for watching and commenting 🙏
My family hele start this Farmers Market In 1970s/1980s w Cecil Bonzo n Ulep Family
There’s so many fresh Asian herbs 🌿 which I really like. However, driving for 1.5 hours is not good ideas. My hometown also has farmer’s market but doesn’t carry Asian herbs.
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Thank you for this video. It was so refreshing. I wish we have this kinda if varieties here in LA too. One product caught my interest at 12:25 minutes, I think it’s called Likok (bitter eggplant), and I’m wondering if you can get me any information about the seller/any one who grows this plant? Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting, next time I go to the market I’ll try to find out for you and I’ll let you know.
That would be so great. Thank you.
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Is this only on every Saturday? Rain or shine? Do you know? Thanks
Yes, it’s open Saturday mornings between 5-9 only.
On this angle Cruz park market take place ever day or only certain part of the week only???
These are two different places, the Angel Cruz Park is located at the corner of El Dorado st and Lincoln where they sell street food usually on weekends, afternoons and when it’s not raining. The other place is call the Asian farmers market under the freeway at San Joaquin st and Lafayette this one is open on Saturdays only in the morning between 5 am and 10 am.
What day and time in Angel Cruz park open ?
There’s sellers at the park every day but the best days are the weekends between 12 pm and 6pm.
For the angel park, what day and time?
For Angel Cruz Park you can visit any sunny day in the afternoon vendors are usually there but the best days are the weekends afternoon, thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
Thanks! I'll swing by on a weekend. 😊
what day is this market?
The asian farmers market is open Saturday mornings only from 5 am to 9 , the Angel Cruz park street food is best on the weekends afternoons.
@@mykhmexlife6369 do you mean 5 am to 9 am? Thanks
@@sadethlee9309 yes, the Asian farmers market under the freeway opens from 5 am to 9 am is the best time, after 10 am the vendors might be gone. Now the Angel Cruz park where they have street food is best in the afternoons.