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How to go to Taytay Tiangge / Tiangge Schedules
Taytay, Rizal is my hometown and it is know as the “GARMENTS CAPITAL OF THE

PHILIPPINES”. Why? We have heaps of stores that sells fabrics/cloths/textiles that can
bought by retail, bulk or by kilo and of course Taytay is also popular because of its
TIANGGE, where super affordable RTW clothes, dresses/shorts, skirts, shirts, bags and
more can be purchased.
Would you believe that many of the stores online like IG (instagram), FB, stalls in
Market Market, Divisoria, Baclaran and Greenhills etc. get their supplies here in Taytay
tiangge? Yes….. you read it right. Many of the sellers buy here in bulk or wholesale and
they will sell them at a much higher price of course online and on other tiangges or
markets.
Taytay Tiangge is located near the new Taytay Public Market and Club Manila East and
it is haven of garment Producers, Retailers and Wholesalers. Actually there are many
tiangges there like BAGPI, MY SEOUL, FREEDOM, TENT and TAYTAY MUNICIPAL
TIANGGE / MAYORA and they are just near each other. Heaps of clothes from kids,
teens, women’s, mens, even plus sizes and over run products can be bought there.
Just be patient in looking for what you want as there are too many stalls. As in marami
talaga.!!
HOW TO GO TO TAYTAY TIANGGE? By bus, jeep, LRT, MRT
From:
1. Cubao – take jeepney near Araneta center with Taytay, Angono signage, and
alight (baba) at Mang Inasal and Greenwich at Club Manila East Taytay
2. Robinson’s Galleria – along Ortigas Ave. take G-Liner / RRCG bus with Taytay
signage and baba sa 7-11 besides Jollibee and just cross the street to where
MCDonald’s is located and tiangge is just in front or pwede din baba sa MANG
INASAL mismo..
3. Sta. Lucia East Cainta – take jeepney with Taytay or Angono Signage, just say
Taytay Bagong Palengke or Taytay Tiangge to the driver and alight at Mang Inasal
and Greenwich at Club Manila East
4. Pasay – take MRT- alight at Ortigas station > walk along Robinson’s Galleria along
Ortigas Ave. > take G-Liner / RRCG bus with Taytay signage and baba sa 7-11
besides Jollibee and just cross the street to where MCDonald’s is located and one
of the tiangge is just in front
5. Pasig – take jeepney with Taytay or Angono Signage, just say Taytay Bagong
Palengke or Taytay Tiangge to the driver and alight at Mang Inasal and Greenwich
at Club Manila East
6. Quiapo – take G-Liner / RRCG bus with Taytay signage and baba sa 7-11
of the tiangge is just in front. or pwede din baba sa MANG INASAL mismo..
7. Sta. Mesa – ride G-Liner / RRCG bus with Taytay signage and baba sa 7-11
of the tiangge is just in front. or pwede din baba sa MANG INASAL mismo..
8. Trinoma – take MRT at North Ave. station, alight (baba) at Cubao Station…. walk
at the connecting LRT 2 Cubao station > alight at Santolan Station (last station),
ride jeepney with Taytay or Angono Signage, just say Taytay Bagong Palengke or
Taytay Tiangge to the driver and alight at Mang Inasal and Greenwich at Club
Manila East OR ride FX from Santolan with angono signage > baba taytay tiangge
TIANGGE SCHEDULES:
1. BAGPI – Monday: 8pm until Tuesday 2:00 pm
Wednesday: 5:00 pm to 12;00 midnight
Thursday: 8pm until Friday 2:00 pm
Saturday: 5:00 am to 2:00 pm
BAGPI at night
just one of the stalls that sells affordable/cheap children’s dresses

2. MYSEOUL – Tues and Friday: 12 am to 6pm
Sun, Thursday and Sat : 6 am to 6pm
MY SEOUL tiangge at night
3. TAYTAY MUNICIPAL TIANGGE /MAYORA- beside BAGPI – open everyday

EXCEPT Saturday and Sunday
4. FREEDOM- back of the TENT near McDo – everyday open
5. TENT – in front of McDo Open Monday to Sunday.. EXCEPT Wednesday
NOTE:
 I suggest you go on TUES. and FRI very early morning bec. all tiangges are open.
If you’re a wholesaler, go at MON. and THURS night as this is the “bagsakan time”
where new designs and stocks are aplenty.
 Bring eco-bags and always keep an eye on your belongings. Best to put your
money on sling bag in front of you.
 Wear light and comfortable clothing and footwear.
C H E AP E R T H AN D I V I S O R I A : 5 T I P S W H E N S H O P P I N G AT T A Y T A Y
T I AN G G E !
I've always been the type of person who'd rather spend her money on food rather than
clothes. And while I love shopping, I always ask myself if my purchase is worth the buy.
I mean, don't we all? That's why so many are fond of Divisoria. You get the same items
for half the price, if not less. Most of these items are also the same ones you see in the
malls sans the price tag. The only downside one can think of though when visiting
Divisoria is safety. With that, I'll be introducing one shopping haven that you may or may
not have heard off. But either way, has a more relaxed atmosphere than Divisoria.
Friends, I introduce you to Taytay Tiangge. I first heard about this place last year, and
has since been hell bent on coming over to check out their goodies. When I first got
there, I went crazy. THERE WAS JUST TOO MUCH CLOTHES. Item-wise, it's not as
diverse as Divisoria. But if you're looking to score clothes on a tigh budget, then, Taytay
Tiangge is the place for you. With that, I'd like to share a few things you may want to
know when you go there. Let's begin!
1. Dress comfortably.
The shopping stalls are not located inside a mall, unlike Divisoria wherein you have 168
or 999, and a fully air-conditioned mall to boot. In Taytay Tiangge, stalls are built on
make-shift tents made of canvas and the passageways can be pretty narrow and
extremely humid. Make sure your moves are not constricted by the type of clothes you
wear 'cause it can get crazy in there! Well, at least for me cause I was overwhelmed
with everything, hehe. Bring a fan if you can 'cause it can get too hot as well.
2. Bring your own eco bag.

And I only say this out of concern for Mother Nature. While all of the stalls will provide
you plastic bags for your purchase, it's best if you just bring your own eco bag to dump
your purchases in. Not only will you be holding on to just one bag, unlike carrying
several plastic bags and risking losing one or two, you also do your part in helping
conserve our environment.
3. Don't forget the cash!

In contrast to Divi wherein some stalls accept credit card payments, you have to bring
out the bills when it comes to Taytay. While scouting the area, I also didn't see any
ATMs nearby so I highly recommend you bring in a lot of cash if you're buying a lot of
items. Make sure you keep your money well if you're bringing a lot!
4. Visit on Tuesdays and Fridays.

While most stalls are still open on other days, one seller informed me that new stocks
come in on Tuesdays and Fridays. Some of the other stalls as well only open on these
days which is why I highly recommend coming in on the given days. More choices and
more chances of getting clothes at a lower price!
5. Buy in bulk.
Most stalls slash the price if you buy clothes in bulk, or wholesale as they call it. Some
of the stalls I've visited would have a minimum of 3, some 6 and the others 12. You'd
love the amazing amount of discount you'd get when you buy in bulk. Stores always
carry several colors of the same style anyway so this wouldn't be a difficult choice, lol.
Those are just some of the things I have in mind right now. I've attached a video
showing my recent haul from Taytay. I only got a few items from this visit, but promise
I'll go back and give you guys a virtual tour so you'd have some idea what the place
looks like, For now, I recommend visiting the place and drowning yourselves in
affordable but quality clothes, and local at that! #SupportLocal Happy shopping!

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How to go to Taytay Tiangge / Tiangge Schedules

Taytay, Rizal is my hometown and it is know as the “GARMENTS CAPITAL OF THE

just one of the stalls that sells affordable/cheap children’s dresses

3. TAYTAY MUNICIPAL TIANGGE /MAYORA- beside BAGPI – open everyday

2. Bring your own eco bag.

3. Don't forget the cash!

4. Visit on Tuesdays and Fridays.

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