626 Night Market
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626 Night Market Reviews
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Entrance fee was like 8 dollars, not too bad but still. Their parking lot was confusing because the paint was faded and the people directing traffic to the lot weren't doing very much. Good amount of food stalls. There was some live performances but stopped around 2 hours before it closed. Overall was fun
Had a wonderful time celebrating 250th Birthday of USA ❤ 🇺🇸 ❤
Tickets are reasonable and kids LOVED it here. It's a 11 year old girls dream. Lol
Tons of shops, so many things for animals, diy squishy making, games, claw machines, tons of food, and so much more. Definitely fun to go and we got some cool stuff.
Downside
It is VERY expensive once in. Some food was amazing while other stuff was so disappointing.
I'm pretty good at claw machines and these ones were definitely rigged. Do not play!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 3 - 11PM |
| Saturday | 3 - 11PM |
| Sunday | 3 - 11PM |
The 626 Night Market is a lively night market with many food options and vendors. It has a fun atmosphere that attracts many visitors, especially anime fans. The market offers a variety of foods, from familiar dishes to more adventurous options. Prices can be a bit high, but the quality of the food is generally good.
Visitors can enjoy dishes like Bo'Rria tacos, which feature Vietnamese-seasoned beef and have a nice crisp, though the flavor is just okay. The spicy salmon and blue crab hand rolls from Temaki Time are praised, even if their wasabi cream sauce is only "alright." The "sushi" rice in the hand rolls is similar to jasmine rice. The grilled oysters from 949 Cafe are surprisingly good, and the food comes out quickly compared to other booths. Parking is usually easy, and the market has a variety of vendors, including Hawaiian, Mexican, and Korean treats. It is a fun place to try new foods and find unique stickers or handcrafts from vendors. The market can be a bit pricey since it is festival-like, but overall, it provides a good experience, especially for those wanting to explore different cultures through food. Restrooms inside the venue are decent, and lines are usually short enough to wait just a few minutes.