Remember yesterday’s food truck festivals? Those fests have now morphed into something much more — the night market.
Remember yesterday’s food truck festivals?
Here are highlights of four night markets of varying sizes to check out, along with a list of some others — Fremont Street Eats, Pablo’s Alley in Oakland — worth your foodie dollars.It’s not often you see adults and children alike sipping passionfruit mango lemonade as it sloshes inside teddy bear containers bulky enough to make one’s hand tired. But this is FoodieLand Night Market, where the only rules that apply are that you become one with the over-the-top sweet indulgences around you.
“It’s rich and creamy and delicious,” Paxman said. “The core reminds me of a lightly flavored kids’ cereal.” There, on Thursday evenings, they find a rotating selection of eight to 10 food trucks curated by Moveable Feast — maybe Chick N’ Bros, LUV’s Brownies, Old Greenwood BBQ, Cielito Lindo — plus about 25 vendors from SJMade, live entertainment and craft beer. The San Jose Jazz BoomBox provides music most weeks; once a month, it’s live wrestling.
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