The food is great! From classic Filipino dishes to Japanese food, there’s something that will satisfy everyone’s taste buds.

Dampa is famous for it’s seafood dishes. You can buy fresh seafood, even meat, from the market next door and then, for a very small fee, have it cooked from one of the concessionaires in Dampa. Have it cooked any way you like- steamed, grilled, buttered- it’s all up to you.

Or you can choose from the wide range of dishes the concession stands have to offer. There’s laing, rellenong inihaw na pusit, pork barbecue, etc.

I’ve been to several dampas, and the Dampa at Farmer’s Market is actually one of the nicest dampas I’ve been to. While it is right next to the market itself, it’s actually very clean, and well ventilated. the market’s smell doesn’t seem to reach the place as well.

They’ve got airconditioned function rooms that you can rent. The room can accomodate a small party of 20 upto probably 50. There’s also a videoke machine you can use if you feel like singing. they also serve alcohol. but if you wish to bring your own, Dampa charges a small corkage fee. The same applies to food you bring in like cakes, dessert, and the like.

Dampa
Farmer’s Market, Araneta Center
Cubao, Quezon City