Exploring Adelaide Central Market | Food, Culture and Hidden Gems | Chinatown | Haigh's Chocolate

Welcome to the heart and soul of Adelaide's food scene, the Adelaide Central Market. A place where flavors, cultures, and community come together to create an unforgettable experience. With over 70 traders offering the freshest local and international produce, this market has been serving food lovers for over 150 years. So are you ready to explore? Join us as we dive into the sights, smells, and tastes of one of the best markets in the world. We took the train all the way to Adelaide Station. The Adelaide Railway Station is the central terminus of the Metropolitan Rail Network in Adelaide, South Australia. It's located in North Terrace and it's one of the city's most iconic transport hubs serving as the gateway for commuters, travelers, and visitors. We took the train for Glenelg and a light at the Victoria Square Tram Stop. Okay, that's the Supreme Court. Where's the Victoria Square, that one? All of this section is. They're obviously assembling something. University. Square Fountain. The fountain used to be about here, but they moved it. That's called Victoria Square, I guess, because there's a statue of Queen Victoria over there. Where's the statue? Oh, it's there. It's right through there. So we're going to Central Market. Walking now to the Central Market. This is just one of its entrances. I had watched so many YouTube videos before we went here. This was really part of my bucket list. Oh, I saw this paella. There's quiches. What? What quiches? Quiches over here, you see? Here's the opening hours. Is that Wellington? Itzy's favorite, beef jerky. Okay. So happy when I saw the turkey. Unfortunately, it won't fit in our oven. How much is it? Remember I told you I want to eat lobster? You can also buy fresh flowers. There are very trees here. So this red trees here is called Red Lester. It's from... They just call it tasty red now. I always wanted to have an entire block. This one. Oh, they have nougat. This is the kind of nougat I want. Where? That one. Oh, they do that at the bars. Did she get some? How much are these? This one's fine. This is enough. I'll get that nougat. I love all these dips. So nice. Really, I love them. What is this? This would be so good. You dip the crackers in it and eat it. That would be so nice. Sweet chili crab would be nice. Oh my god, I love it here. This is what I told you. We buy a corn chips, then we buy a dip, then we'll just watch a movie. You can get dips from here. We should try. Fritz. Yeah, Fritz. We love Fritz. They gave us free samples. I love the smell. It smells really good here. You can also buy here fresh fruits and vegetables. This is the Hague's chocolate. I thought we're going into Hague's. Okay, for real. We are getting inside Hague's chocolate now. This is the famous Hague's chocolate. Their chocolates are handcrafted and famous for using top quality cocoa beans. My personal favorites here are the chocolate coated almonds and peanut brittle. C is calling me to choose which flavor I want. I love the white chocolate and choco orange. They also offer factory tours where visitors can see how the premium chocolates are made. The best thing is the tours are free, but bookings are essential as spots fill up quickly. It's held at Hague's visitor center in Parkside, Adelaide. This one has pistachio. Almond bread. It's salted caramel. It's chicken salt. Salt? Lava salt. Smelly cheese. This shop has 300 types of cheese. Wow, that's a lot of cheese to choose from. The smell is very strong. We asked if there are cheese samples, however we went during weekdays. Samples are only available during Saturday. I like these. They're like chocolate inside with hot candy. And they have nougat. But different type. It's a fake. What toilet candy are you talking about? Where's the toilet candy? Where's the toilet candy you're talking about? Sour Pony Pop. So many ham and bacon to choose from. Very cheesy. How are you doing? When you dig, you get prosciutto. Oh yeah, we need to buy this. Wait, I want to try this. I want to try this one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We need to try. This is ready to eat, right? Yeah. This place is great. Fruits and vegetables are very cheap during Saturday afternoon as they are closed during Sunday and Monday. From kangaroo I am kangaroo. Gin tastings available here today. Have we been here already? We were on the other side before. Oh, this is what you want, right? This is the tomato sauce I like to get myself. This one here is really nice. Let's have a look at the scrum steak. Look at that. This entire one? It's 7.9 here. Interesting. We'll just have pika pika here. You know what pika pika means? Pika pika like small like bites. Pika pika. We'll just eat pika pika then we go to Chinatown for lunch. We'll have another dinner later. We love this shop so much. We bought pumpkin spice powder. We are a big fan of pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks. However, it's only available during Halloween. Pumpkin spice also adds that festive kind of feeling when you taste or smell it. Do you agree? This honey shop became my go-to store whenever I visit Adelaide. Where's the comb? That would be inside the building. You just need the bath. Come in. Straight from the comb. You just have to... Guess why? Not because of this honey. But because of their soaps. My friends in Singapore love it so much. It smells really really good and even if it's already halfway finished, it still smells really really good. Chinatown is just a few steps away from the Central Market. It's the best place to visit when you're craving for Asian cuisine. So we're going back to Central Market. Now we're going back to Central Market and this is another way to go there. Why? Where's the other way? Looking right around the block. What are these? It was still open earlier. How about this coffee shop? Wow! Most shops are closed now. Really? I think so. Again, fruits and vegetables are cheaper during Saturday afternoon as they are closed during Sundays and Mondays. Now we're heading to Rundle Mall. Have to take the Victoria Square tram. It's very windy today. This street is just across Hilton Hotel. Now we're here in Rundle Mall and this is another branch of Hague's Chocolate. I wanted to buy the teddy bear along with chocolates as a gift to my friend's daughter whom we will be meeting for dinner. I want chocolate drink. I think this is a chocolate drink. Is it? So that's all for today. I hope you like this video. Please don't forget to subscribe.