Bangus (Milk Fish)
The milkfish (Chanos chanos) is the sole
living species in the family Chanidea. It
has no teeth and generally feed on algae
and invertebrates#
Aquaculture of bangus occurred in the
Philippines around 800 years ago and
spread in Indonesia, Taiwan and into the
Pacific. It is an important seafood in
Southeast Asia and some Pacific Islands,
and is the National Fish of the
Philippines.#
Pang-asin-an
Pan-daragupan
Place for Salt Making
Gathering Place
Pangasinan is one of the Philippines
major producer of Bangus. It
occupies a strategic geo-political
position in the central plain of
Luzon, and has been described as a
gateway to Northern Luzon and as
the heartland of the Philippines. #
The capital of the Pangasinan is
Lingayen, and in ancient times, the
capital was Binalatongan, now San
Carlos City.#
Because bangus is notorious for being
much bonier than other food fish,
deboned milkfish, boneless bangus has
become popular in stores and markets.#
The main centers of Pangasinense
culture are Lingayen, San Carlos
City, Dagupan and Manaoag
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Dagupan City located in the
province of Pangasinan gathering
place has been a regional market
center for centuries.#
It is a major commercial and
financial center north of Manila. #
Bonuan is the most populated
baranggay in Dagupan City in
which the famous Bonuan
Boneless Bangus is homed
W E R E L O O K I N G F O R PA R T N E R S !
We aim to bring Dagupans famous bangus ever closer to Filipino households in Metro Manila. Were
looking for partners who will share our dedication of direct selling fresh boneless bangus. #
Who say we couldnt sell fresh fish in Manilas oce floors and quaint subdivisions? We believe we can.
Contact us:
Dagupans boneless bangus and tinapa (smoked)
Eugenie Manaois - 0915 967-7543 #
Abiel & Francine Badillo - 0917 562-5547 /
681-9373#
Why Dagupans Bangus tastes better
than the rest?
Visit our facebook page: Eugenies Bangus
Nothing compares to the bangus produced in
Pangasinans brackish fish pens. #
The mix of the clay soil on the fish pens,
fresh water from the river, and the salt water
of Lingayen gulf hones a bangus with milky
taste and juicy meat. Tastier than other
bangus produced on dierent provinces in
the Philippines. #
Be it fresh, boneless, and smoked, dierent
myriads of dishes could be prepared with this
bangus.#
Dagupans bangus is a maritime delicacy
famous the World over. Bring it on your
dining tables now.#
Eugenie Manaois and Francine Badillo selling bangus on
a Sunday morning in Marikina City.
Prices per pack. Each pack, 3 pcs. of Dagupan Boneless Bangus
Price / Size
SRP
30+ packs
60+ packs
100+ packs
Medium
Php 120
Php 115
Php 110
Php 100
Large
Php 135
Php 130
Php 125
Php 115
*Prices subject to change due to seasonal wholesale bangus price changes