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    Angel Cruz Park Papaya - Innard kabobs

    Angel Cruz Park Papaya

    4.5(121 reviews)
    6.9 km
    $

    My first visit to the weekend Street-Food. It was BBQ galore... it's your mom and pops selling…read moretheir homemade food. The aroma in the air is enticing. Freshly cooked skewer meats, sticky rice, soup and drinks. You can buy veggies and fruits too. Wow... it was amazing. In addition to the grilled foods, there was a Jamaican vendor that sold oxtails, chicken and more. Must try when visiting... his food was bold and delicious. Parking is available on the streets. Bring your own chair if you plan to eat outside. BRING CASH... no tax... no restroom...

    A wonderful open air market located at Angel Cruz Park offering eats and produce from the Thai,…read moreLao, Cambodian and Hmong community...along with a few non-Asian food stands such as BBQ with loaded baked potato, another with Southern fried fish, and Mexican food vendor offering birria tacos and their specialty 5lb super burrito for $20 Approximately 30 stands: :: Homegrown produce, plants :: Prepared foods - variety of meat skewers, lao sausage, papaya salad, stuffed wings, egg rolls, wrapped shrimp, Laotian nam khao (crispy rice salad), larb (salad with ground meat and herbs), pad thai....etc SWEETS Hmong - Naab Vaam - sweetened coconut dessert with tapioca, sweetened rice cakes, coconut-sticky rice with banana, fried banana, taro, and sweet potato, various Asian fruit (lychee, mango, taro, ube, dragonfruit, sugar cane) juices, milk teas and boba FAVORITES: :: SOPHIA'S SAUSAGE (located on the corner) - Cambodian-style chicken skewers and (ready made) nam khao - one of the bigger stands with plenty of dishes. Chicken wasn't glazed in sweet sauce while being grilled. Lots of caramelization from the sugars in the marinade. With hints of lemongrass, fish sauce, garlic. :: K.S. ASIAN FOODS - only stand that makes food "made-to-order" so you'll get a fresh, hot item! Pad Thai was delicious! I wish I found this stand first as they offered larb, nam khao, noodles hot! :: BBQ STAND - 9Tailz Smokehouse - nice smoked ribs with loaded baked potato and jalapeño mac and cheese - great smoked meats without sauce! Chef super friendly and offers samples :: KHAO POON stand - only one selling Lao rice noodle soup with chicken, coconut milk with depths of flavor! So delicious. Once you go, you'll find your favorites and remember for next time. One stand selling Lao sausages (pic provided) was good but too sweet for my liking... All stands are mom and pops so don't have signage with a name and most likely not permitted. This is truly Southeast Asian street food. So if you're squeamish about people using gloves and cooking from an inspected kitchen this place isn't for you. I had one friend who wasn't eating much....and yeah, you're taking your chances with ANY street vendor. TIPS if visiting from out of town: :: NO RESTROOMS. Closed due to an unhoused torching it - find one after exiting freeway before heading to the park :: CASH only - mom and pop vendors. Most Southeast Asian items $12 and under. Skewers $2 :: UTENSILS, paper towels, storage containers :) Bring your own. Some provide but most do not :: COOLER or INSULATOR bag - plenty of good food to take home! :: Hand wipes or sanitizers for before/after you eat No tables so you end up eating in your car unless you bring chairs. SATURDAY VISIT 11:30am Plenty of street parking along the perimeter of the park but by 130pm started to get busy. With all the wonderful smells of grilled meats, lemongrass and pungent smell of fish sauce and shrimp paste you may get a bit overzealous and try everything. NOTE: fried items (most pre-made) much better when re-heated at home Would return but definitely not in the summer where it gets hot and food sitting would make me question buying. Open 7-days a week but more food vendors on the weekend! K.S. Asian Foods is there 7 days a week...wonderful older couple working there and will be my go to...

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    Seafood Express

    Seafood Express

    4.5(50 reviews)
    2.9 km
    $

    I was on Yelp and seen this spot so I pulled up to see what's up! The owner, I believe, was…read morewelcoming and told me they'd been there for 40yrs. He told me all about the popular items, and gave me a sample of clam chowder. DELISH! Let me add that it's all freshly made & it's no water in his clam chowder (from his mouth), it's made with cream! I ordered the shrimp Louie, clam chowder, and carrot cake cupcake. I easily coulda spent $50 ordering seafood here, lol. Food was great! They also sell various seafood that if they don't have, they will order for you with a 24-hour turnaround time. Just call them & ask! I like this place & they'll definitely get to know me.

    What to eat when your husband just got out of the hospital 17 days after a hip fracture? He wants a…read moreribeye steak and you want seafood, cause it's Friday, right. Seafood Express may not be fancy, but when it comes to flavor they sure do deliver. My Bay Shrimp sandwich had lots and lots of adorable sweet baby shrimp swimming in a light dilled mayo sauce. Genova soft roll of course! DH was a professional cook for many years and he loves my Clam Chowder full of chunky quahogs, so let's check out theirs, a crowd pleaser. Good ratio of medium-sized chopped clams to small cubes of potato. Just right milk to broth ratio and thickness. Glad I ordered the quart. I remembered to order carrot cake thanks to other Yelpers' recommendation. What came was a Texas-sized cupcake chock full of carrots, coconut, raisens, a bit of chopped nuts and all the right spices. Now the frosting can make the deal with CC. Happy to report absolute solid cream cheese flavor, not overly sweet. Winner! Lastly, DH's steak. He likes rare but when I called in to place the order, the friendly voice told me, "Sorry but all the steaks are grilled ahead of time." I saw a speck of pink in his when I was offered a bite, so medium well, oh well. He said it was dry and chewy. However, please note: when I was given this very generous bite, then stopped to grab a photo, someone was mighty quick to ask for it back and wondering about the delay! I'm here to say it was very flavorful, a generous portion and a bit dry. So we'll be back, I'm already eyeing marinated crab, the lasagna with a generous Tri Tip for Himself. 4.5 stars. Good value, good food, good people. How cool is that?

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    A Sweet Deal

    A Sweet Deal

    4.7(15 reviews)
    1.8 km

    We love this candy store! They have such an amazing variety of taffy flavors, retro candies, and…read moreeven foreign treats that you don't find everywhere. The taffy is displayed in big barrels, which makes it so fun for the kids to mix and match their favorites. My husband is obsessed with the pickle-flavored taffy (and says it really does taste just like a pickle!), while I stick with the sweeter flavors. My daughters picked out an assortment of taffy, my youngest walked out with a baseball-sized jawbreaker, and my son had a blast putting together his own candy mix and grabbing a Mexican Coca-Cola. It's a cute little shop with a nostalgic feel, and the owner is always friendly and welcoming. We've been here more than once, and every time it's such a fun experience. Definitely a great spot for a unique sweet treat, and we're already looking forward to our next visit!

    Located near Baskin Robbin's on the Miracle Mile. Every Main Street needs a candy store! Now the…read moreMile has one. I believe they cut the book store, Mr. Otto's, in half and converted it into this new candy store. Looks good! Limited street parking. Lots of taffy barrels. I'm more into chocolates and hard candy like Jolly Ranchers and Zots. They Gottem!! They have gum ball machines, huge jaw breakers and lots of other kinds of candy. Friendly service! Checkout A Sweet Deal because it is and support a new local small business!!

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    Midnight At Burnies Drive-up

    Midnight At Burnies Drive-up

    3.9(563 reviews)
    9.2 km
    $$

    We ended up at Midnight at Burnies because we wanted to celebrate my cousin's graduation and the…read morefew other options we had in mind were either closing or very packed. I am glad we ended up here! It is a small place with a few tables. The guy that took out order was very friendly. My aunt wanted a salad and although they don't officially have salads, the guy made it work. He put something together for my aunt. I ordered a chicken sandwich, which is also not on the menu. It is essentially chicken strips in a sandwich. So goood!good!! My sister and other family members got burgers and they liked them too. Fruity pebbles milkshake was good, a bit sweet but good. I would definitely go back there when I go to Stockton. Parking is not an issue. There is plenty.

    Service: 3.0 counter service friendly and willing to help navigate their menu…read moreFood: 3.0 burger cooked perfect, Burnie sauce overly sweet Wife doing business dinner again in the area, but not feeling up to driving so I jump in her car a drive. This means I'll need to find a place to eat dinner by myself and Burnies hit my radar. Walking in around 7pm on a Wednesday, the place was empty then while I was scanning the menu on the wall the counter person comes out from the back to greet me and explain the menu. I decide on a double smash burger ($12.99) and half size of Burnies Fries ($9.99) with a "can" of coke. There's no fountain service for their drinks here; it's not a deal breaker but would have been nice to easily grab a refill while eating this much food dining in! The person did also tell me their Burnie sauce is like "Cane" Sauce which I do like. As I waited for my food, several more customers flowed in & out which made me happy. After receiving my food, the first bite of the burger was juicy but their sauce was overly sweet and having the sauce on the fries too made my 1st experience disappointing. I had to eat around the fries that had sauce on it and I could not remove the sauce from the bun since it was soft and soaked the sauce in already. *So for first timers, I would suggest getting the Burnie sauce on the side to determine if the sauce is to your liking. There are unique flavored shakes (with cereal) available but hopefully that's enough for me to return and give them a try

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