626 Night Market - Bay Area
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It was not what we expected. Everything was sky high. The entertainment was D-. Won't be going to that again.
I liked the dance performers who knew lots of K-pop dance routines and did a great job dancing. They really livened up the night market. But the food there was too expensive and not very good. I ordered yakitori that tasted raw inside, a bland-tasting bulgogi bento with salad banchan topped with boring Thousand Island dressing, a Korean pear tonic that tasted like a lot of sugar and very little pear, and a “J” shaped ice cream cone with melting, watery, artificially flavored...read full review
It was good to go with the family, which I did not like that they did not put vegan food or more vegetarian options or fruit stalls or salads
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 3 - 11PM |
| Saturday | 1 - 11PM |
| Sunday | 1 - 11PM |
The 626 Night Market - Bay Area is a lively event that offers a wide variety of food options from different vendors. While the prices can be steep, with many items costing an arm and a leg, the food is generally delicious. The market also features art and merchandise stalls, with unique and punny designs. The atmosphere is festive, with a carnival-like setting and games. Visitors can expect to pay an entry fee of around $6, with some discounts for online tickets, plus additional costs for parking and food. Parking on-site can be expensive, so finding street parking nearby is recommended. The market is well-organized, with staff guiding cars and ensuring smooth entry and exit. Most vendors accept cards, and there is an ATM at the entrance. The art stands are interesting to browse, though many tend to be quite similar. The food offerings are mostly greasy, fried, and overpriced, which can be a letdown if looking for healthier or more diverse options. Favorites include Chinese Skewers, which are delicious and reasonably priced despite long lines, and Korean Fried Chicken, which is also good and affordable. The event is a fun experience with a festive atmosphere, especially for groups of friends or family. It's a great place to discover and purchase unique items from local artists, making it a memorable weekend outing.