This waterfront market contains a number of seafood stands, with miniature kitchens occupied by residents of Chorillos, an edgy neighborhood famous for its fried fish. Whole parga, squid, ceviche (citrus-cured seafood) and patacones (fried plantains) are served at shady outdoor tables. Alongside the Cinta Costera, it's easiest to access heading toward downtown from the Amador area.
Sabores del Chorrillo
Panama City
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