It was interesting to visit. We had seen the signs for the night market and so one night we look through our room window and there are lots of lights in front of us, so we all decided to give it a try. from the Comfort Inn it took us like 15 minutes walking distance. I have been to several... More

When I think if richmond's night market, not that I only think of an Asian flee market, but I think of all the food vendors they have there! We mainly go for the food and just to check out what they're selling. We love tornado potatoes! Originated in Richmond, BC! I also love their bubble tea and all other foodies... More

If you want to experience the thrill of the carnival and the taste of China, visit the Night Market on any summer weekend night. The exotic smells of Asian cuisine meets the pulse of our annual fair where crowds and sounds can sometimes begin to grate. Overall a very interesting way to spend an evening that's free to attend, but... More

This place is just amazing. There is absolutely everything there. We had duck wraps, takoyaki, and mango tapioca icys, but we could have had so much more. I could even smell one stall that was selling stinky tofu. It reminded me of Taiwan right away. The crowds were fun, and there was a lot of positive energy. It cost $1.50... More

The night market is this amazing asian flea market and food court that is open after 7pm on weekends. The first section has rows of vendors selling everything from asian lifestyle products, chinese treasures (like the amazing little redwood carvings that I bought; I should have bought more), and all of that asian junk that we all love (like anime,... More

For those who have or will never travel to Asia to see the real night market, this is a unique experience that should not be missed. For those who have been, this is pure nostalgia. The place is loud and crowded, which is how it should be. Most people go there for the food, which is abundant and mostly Asian... More

This is a must do if you visit Vancouver during the Summer season.Its a large Asian summer market which occurs every year running from usually May to October. A wealth of exciting fresh foods.. from sweet dragon beard candy, a delicacy apparently invented at the time of the Han Dynasty , to rotato , a spiralling deep fried potato dipped... More

Not much has changed since we first went a few years ago in the other location - Now they charge admission! Lots of food stalls to choose from, all good but really liked my strawberry crepe with green tea ice cream! Also had a little taste of Indonesia. Other than the food stalls it seemed like it was mostly about... More

Lots of yummy street food. Has a very Asian style overall. Just try a little of everything! Your nose will tell you which booths have got delicious food. Take care of your possessions and kids. Its very crowded and you would most likely need to queue, so bring along some patience.