Today at Östermalmshallen

This is today, at the food court with a lot of history, Östermalmshallen in Stockholm. Just in inte middle of the town, it is rather expensive to shop here, but they have magnificent food.

Here you can see the fish and seafood stand at one of the vendors.  Happy Thanksgioving!

African market - with more fish

Hallo again! Just came back from Africa, where I wisited The Gambia, a small country on the west coast.

And I give you more photos of fish, this time from Albert market in Banjul, the capital. It is a big smelly and amazing market with everything from food to clothes and things for your home.

Here is some dried fishes and their remains for sale.

And here is some more stuff on the market, just outside the market gates.
Will bring you a lot more photos from my recent African trip later...

Here you can read my other fish stories:
http://agnetanisbeth.blogspot.com/2012/01/more-fishes.html
http://agnetanisbeth.blogspot.com/2012/01/fish-but-no-chips.html

More fishes...

Some days ago I gave you some photos of a fishmarket in Borneo, Kota Kinabalu. Here is some more photos from the same place.

But this time, it is dried fish, that they use a lot in Malaysian cooking. And I can safely say I do not like to eat that at all. Small ones above.

Here is some of the bigger ones.

Here is the market again, fish and sea food everywhere.

Read an old entry about fish in Borneo here:

http://agnetanisbeth.blogspot.com/2012/01/fish-but-no-chips.html

Fish - but no chips

I like to eat fish, so long at is not whith bones in it. Anyhow, I love to see what they have to offer in fishmarkets abroad. These photos are from  Malaysia, mostly in Kota Kinabalu in Borneo.

These are red, have no clue what tipe of fish it is, maybe you know?

It was mostly women that sold the fish here, in Kota Kinabalu.

Here you have some more shining fishes.