Queens Night Market
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The 6 of us shared a lot of food, so we could try as many as possible. I tried to take pictures so I could remember what I ate, but may have missed some! There are tables, but they get occupied quickly so I would very much encourage coming early (we got here around 4:30PM, near opening time of 4PM) when the lines are much smaller/nonexistent. By 7-8PM or so, the lines were significantly longer. I missed out on balut/dinuguan because I didn't want to wait in another line after...read full review
Amazing good, great vibes, nice music and lots of guest. The only downside was all the lines and standing but that comes with the experience. But that can be the only down side and somewhat overwhelming. Aside from that if you come prepared with folding chairs, blanket and some comfy gear and a group its a great experience. If I had more friends with me we could have divided on stalls and also kept a blanket out but we had too small a group. Aside from that come early because...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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This is the ultimate spot for foodies! It was truly heaven and I wanted to eat everything. Parking was a big bleep but in the end it was worth going through everything to get there. Everything is like a tapas and cost 5 or 6 bucks. I will go back again! Don't forget to try the twisted potatoes ?