The Night Market Info
Amenities
From the business
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Identifies as Asian-owned
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Identifies as women-owned
Service options
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Outdoor seating
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Curbside pickup
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No-contact delivery
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Delivery
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Takeout
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Dine-in
Highlights
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Fast service
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Sports
Popular for
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Solo dining
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
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Alcohol
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Beer
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Comfort food
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Happy hour drinks
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Happy hour food
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Late-night food
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Quick bite
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Small plates
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Vegetarian options
Dining options
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Catering
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Dessert
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Seating
Amenities
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Restroom
Atmosphere
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Casual
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Trendy
Crowd
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College students
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Family-friendly
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Groups
Planning
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Accepts reservations
Payments
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Credit cards
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Debit cards
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NFC mobile payments
Children
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Good for kids
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High chairs
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Kids' menu
Parking
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Free parking lot
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Parking
Pets
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Dogs allowed outside
Other
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Identifies as women-owned
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Identifies as Asian-owned
Best KPortal Reviews
Hong Kong street kind of theme. They have a lot of dishes to choose. Food tasted okay and vibes good. On the other hand, I noticed that they waste too many plastic bowls and utensils. I don’t think they care about that much. Shrimp dumplings and popcorn chicken tasted great. It’s a bit too pricey for Cantonese street food though. Overall, it was okay.
i got the combination noodle with curry fish ball, tofu puff, fish cake and seasonal greens all for $19. the taste was good and the service was prompt and friendly.
I came here about 90 mins before closing. The chicken with yellow rice (menu item R1) did not taste as good as it looked on the menu photo. The deboned chicken drumstick meat was dry and rubbery. Yellow rice was quite hard like it was undercooked or was under a heat lamp all day. The cabbage was the only item that tasted fine.
I like how the place looked sanitary, especially the bathroom. The prices are overpriced considered the bad food quality. I will likely return here in the future because my European friends like this place.
The music indoors is very loud. It’s difficult to have a conversation unless you are speaking into their ears. I do not recommend this place for those who have sensitive hearing. Outdoors seating is less noisy but cold.
Overall, the food is not bad. What looked like separate food stalls, like the ones in Asia, are all for show. You order at the front cashier and pick up the food at the back counter. The place is smaller in person. I do like the Hong Kong and Taiwanese influence of the menu. After sitting a while on their plastic chairs, my back started to hurt and had to get up. We had a large order and was missing an item. Luckily someone in our group noticed and had to talk to the cashier. Of course the flavors aren't as good as the real food stalls in Asia. I think it might be the local ingredients. The one thing I didn't like was how most of the stuff was served in to-go containers. Such a waste.
The atmosphere is good but not the food nor the price. As a Cantonese, I wouldn’t suggest going.
-Cart noodles: the pig knuckle tastes like soup water. The noodles come in a big portion (a plus) but the overall taste is not good nor as expected.
-beef tripe: no other taste than oil.. the restaurant should filter the water out
-pudding cakes: the mixture can be mixed better. The texture is just not right. I can make better ones at home honestly
-shrimp dumpling: is the only ok one but it’s too overpriced. We try way better ones for $5.50
In conclusion, if you just want a night market vintage photo, it is a good place to go. But if you want quality Hong Kong food, reconsider…
I had the beef chow fun. Although the flavor was good and they gave lots of beef, mine was a little tough and that is why I gave three stars on the food, maybe mine is an isolated incident.
The prices are like San Francisco which is where I live but the location is in South San Francisco and the prices are slightly higher than average for out lying cities.
If you've been to an Asian "Street" night market in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Tai Pei or similar, the name conjures up small rickety tables and chairs for "temporary" locations and there are some temporary "token" chairs and tables in front of the store you might find in an Asian street night market. There is also a dessert place next door or in the same structure.
The outdoor atmosphere here is clean like an American standard restaurant or fast food place and ideal for warm weather. They also have limited indoor seating. The menu is very large and the time from purchase to walking away with pick up for a single item is fair.
Pretty good selection, brings me back to Hong Kong memories!
Quite expensive though compared to Hong Kong
We got the:
- Xo sauce rice rolls
- chicken rice (I needed to ask for the sauces, they didn't have the sweet soy sadly)
- came with shrimp crackers
- fish cake noodles 車仔麵
So good
Finally they open for dinner! Have tried lunch & dinner! All good but different serving style/menu. Classic enough, taste pretty authentic! If you do eat thousand year old eggs, you gotta try the fried egg! It's the bomb!!!
Of course, the famous chicken rice is super delicious !
April,2018 update – came here on a busy Friday night! Food is still good however, service was slow. Staff need a better training instead of tuning around cluelessly.
Pork feet noodle was bland due to excessive noodle. Too much noodle too little sauce.
Quick Facts About The Night Market
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
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| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
| Thursday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
| Friday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM |
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