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    626 Night Market - Bay Area - Supreme Musubi

    626 Night Market - Bay Area

    2.8(405 reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    Food & drink: 3.25 out of 5 We tried seven different vendors…read moreand only 5 of the 8 lived up to the expectations. The winners were the birria inspired tacos, loaded Filipino fries, Cajun shrimp skewer, ube cheesecake, and baked goods/desserts. Unfortunately the others had areas of improvement and left us wanting more. We had high hopes for more spicy & flavorful Jamaican food, richer Dubai chocolate strawberries, and actual calamansi the drink we ordered. Unfortunately I don't recall all of the businesses we tried from, you'll have to reference the pictures. Environment/Vibes: 4 out of 5 Cool vibes, picnic tables for seating, and a strategically placed porta potties and handwashing stations. The organizers did a great with how the venue was set up! Overall: 3.5 out of 5 I enjoyed this themed night market! Clearly I'm biased and prefer flavorful over Instagramable items. So far I prefer this food event over Foodie Land due to the mostly AAPI focused food vendors and shopping booths. Not going to lie the prices will be inflated since the vendors have to pay "rent" for the space they take up. Strategically go with at least 4-5 people so you can try different things. I thought a lot of the vendors did a great job with fusion inspired items.

    This is Bay Area's version of the 626 Night Market from SoCal, and they are located on the Alameda…read moreCounty Fairgrounds. It usually happens about 2 - 3 weekends a year, so check out their website or follow them on social media to stay tuned for their dates. Parking is in their lot (paid parking), unless you could find nearby parking (no parking in the neighboring plazas - they may strictly enforce it, so better be safe than sorry). Coming early is recommended, so you do not have to wait in the long line of cars to get in the parking lot to park and to get through security at the entrance. There are a good amount of food and merchandise vendors with some from SoCal as well! Some are local restaurants that have some off of menu items / special exclusive items for this event only.

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    Fabe's Churros & Gelato - Strawberry shortcake milkshake

    Fabe's Churros & Gelato

    4.3(3 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Found this dessert stand at the Alameda County Fair (in the carnival section), and the fancy gelato…read moremilkshakes on their menu caught my eye. Instead of just plain chocolate, their dark knight milkshake is a mountain of chocolate cake, chocolate fudge, and chocolate sprinkles, all on top of the chocolate gelato blend. And the grasshopper milkshake features peppermint and oreo cookies and crumbles, along with Andes mint candy (my fave) decorating the mint chocolate chip gelato mix. Too many tempting choices, but I had to go with the strawberry shortcake milkshake, made with fresh strawberries, whipped cream, angel cake, and topped off with chocolate fudge and crushed graham crackers... so many layers of flavor I just couldn't resist. As it turns out, the graham cracker crumbs are mainly for decoration, most of it pretty much glued to the plastic mug (not edible). And what shined in this dessert was the "shortcake", not the strawberry. Besides those 3 strawberries on top, I actually didn't get much strawberry flavor from the shake itself. Slightly disappointing, but like I said, the sponge cake and toppings were fresh and tasty, and the gelato wasn't bad, just lacking a sweetness and tartness that you get from actual strawberries, tasted almost watered down. Luckily, the presentation of the drink (served with both a spoon and straw) almost makes up for that. And I love that 50% of their profits go to charity. They're based in Atascadero, but travel to different events and festivals all over, currently at the fair in Pleasanton this summer. Overall, the product and service is decent, with unique offerings on their menu like churro sandwiches which I find intriguing even if I'm more of a milkshake kinda gal. If I could do it again, I'd go with with the mint or chocolate flavor though.

    Definitely unique menu items. My kid enjoyed vanilla gelato churro sandwich. My mom tried the…read morestrawberry shortcake milkshake that is definitely eye candy & gram post worthy. My other kid had cinnamon churro separately from strawberry gelato in waffle cone. I enjoyed gelato: 1 scoop mango, 1 scoop strawberry in a cup. Nice find at Alameda County Fair so that environment set the ambiance. Women at register was friendly & upbeat. I spent $43 not including my mom's item.

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    Chillin & Grillin - Sausage sandwich

    Chillin & Grillin

    2.4(5 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    This bbq stand is where the smoke and aroma of meats and skewers charring on the grill captivate…read moreyour senses. This is where you get those giant turkey legs at the fair, and pieces of chicken, pork, and beef almost as big as your face. I've gotten the chicken kabobs here in the past, each piece of chicken on the stick was like a whole leg or thigh, humongous and a bit dry, but delicious and filling. This past weekend, I opted for the sausage sandwich with grilled jalapeno, onions and peppers. The oversized sausage was tasty, the bun a bit dry, but fine nonetheless. At $20, nothing too impressive, but it's what I would expect at the county fair. I ordered from an employee, but there were also 4 self-order kiosks at the front counter. No lines or waiting for anything. You bring your paper plate to another staff member at the grill, and they load the meat along with whatever fixings you want (ie. grilled veggies). Self-serve condiments, napkins, utensils, and foil are available around the corner. Best of all, at events like the Alameda County Fair, you can enjoy your meal while being entertained by live music, movies on the big screen, or other shows (magic, comedy, animals, etc.) throughout the festival.

    Below Mid level quality food. Beyond high level pricing. 17$ for a burger that's been kept warmed…read moreup for at least 30min. With the cheese still stone cold. +6$ for fries. Oh and it had lettuce and tomato. Run from that pig logo where are you see it

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    CTKempanadas - Ham & cheese empanada

    CTKempanadas

    4.9(24 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    We tried CTK Empanadas at the Dublin July 4th fair and it was TOO GOOD! I am an empanada fan and…read morethese were it. Hot, flaky, buttery, and savory. Both the pastry and beef filling were fantastic. I instantly followed them to keep an eye out for where they'll be next. 5 stars!

    The hours for pickup from this vendor at Amuse Kitchen are very limited, only available in the late…read moreevening midweek. When I arrived, the doors were locked, but I rang the bell outside and was let in. My online order wasn't ready so I waited in the lobby where there were a few chairs set up. It was musty inside and slightly uncomfortable on this hot day, but at least the small space was clean and inviting. Even though my order wasn't ready till 10 minutes after my pickup time, staff was warm and friendly in our brief interactions on site, so I wasn't disappointed with the service. I tried four different empanadas from their menu. The mushroom, ham & cheese, and deep fried cheesy empanadas were super tasty, made fresh with quality ingredients, lots of flavor packed into a flaky shell, it's hard to pick a fave among these three. The deep fried beef empanada was my least favorite, the consistency was off, and I'm not even sure it was properly prepared or cooked all the way, as it was slightly cold, barely lukewarm, in the middle. The milder of their two sauces (huacatay) was indeed mild, lacking in any spice at all, it really didn't taste like anything to me. Luckily, the empanadas were good without it. I had a satisfying experience overall.

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