My visit to Dubai’s busiest fish market in Deira was worth a visit.
At the break of dawn, the place is bustling with sellers and traders luring every single customer to their catch of the day.
Mind you, they do sales talk in languages you can imagine – German, Japanese, English and what not - depending on how they see you!
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Dubai, being situated in the Arabian Peninsula is abundant with so many kinds of fishes. The Dubai Fish Market has an incredible variety of local fish, crabs, shrimps, you name it at very affordable prices and very fresh, some still moving.
If you haven’t been to a real, wet fish market, be prepared, though - it is an eye opener to your senses. The smell is, well, fishy but what can you expect from a fish market? After a while, your nose will get used to the smell and you won’t mind roaming around looking for the perfect fish
Next to the Fish Market is the Vegetable and Fruit Market. The vegetables are better than the ones in the supermarkets.
Dubai is a desert land but because of its location, we get lots of fresh produce from neighboring countries in Mediterranean, Europe and India. Some veggies and fruits are locally produced as well, using state of the art greenhouses.
This is where you'll find a large variety of cheap and fresh fruits both from local and imported from neighboring countries. It's also a place where you can get a hand on different types of dates
In all,had a great time in the market. Cya...
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