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.

I've seen them in San Leandro & was excited to see them at the Pleasanton Farmer's Market so I…read moredecided to get the chicken as well as a pork roast. Unfortunately, the chicken & the pork had very little flavor, so I think I'll stick to my Costco Rotisserie chicken for a very reasonable price.

I smell this delicious rotisserie every Saturday morning when I visit the Pleasanton Farmers…read moreMarket! I decided to bring home a chicken and a side of potatoes and I was not disappointed. The chicken was flavorful, juicy and tender. I could taste the herbs thoughout the meat. The potatoes were sprinkled with a lavender sea salt and smelled so fragrant. The golden potatoes were cooked on the bottom of the rotisserie with the chicken juices dripping down on them. They were so soft and buttery. Yum! I would definitely get this again and I want to try the porchetta next time.

We had the pleasure of eating at Marty's joint food truck while at an event at Bent Creek winery…read more We ordered two smash burgers and fries. All very delicious! I would order from Marty's food truck again.

Had their $14 smash burger and it was a good deal. Quick and tasty and good sized burger…read more Probably one of the best food truck meals I've had.

I really was not in the mood for a chain restaurant lunch, so I was thrilled to learn about this…read moreset up on Yelp. I must have gotten there a bit early because when I arrived, only one of the half dozen or so trucks was set up and ready to vend. I ended up with a gyro and a strawberry lemonade from the Mediterranean Touch truck. The lemonade was great! The gyro was... different. The ingredients were arranged differently than any gryo I've previously had, making it a bit difficult to eat. The meat was also a little dry and just a bit too salty. Also, as messy as it was, I didn't see any napkins on the truck (thank goodness I keep hand sanitizer wipes in my purse). Since there were all kinds of cuisines and culinary offerings present (burgers, Indian, Mexican, Boba Tea etc.), I'd probably come and check them out again.

Stoneridege Street Eats redux is back under a 2nd listing, rising from from a prelimary demise that…read morewas greatly exaggerated, certainly not sustainable. same place, time? food vendors (3/1): Mediterrranean Shawarma Kebobs Ampuli (India) unorganized menu. Fonseca's Mexican Truck Crazy Empananda(Columbia) O My Crepes (french inspired) The Cupcake Shoppe notes: -immediate surrounding parking aplenty getting to area takea a drive around lots of parked cars. -not busy on a cloudy day. -trucks changed often at this venue.

What an amazing place for late night kababs and rumali roti. Their menu is limiting but they pack a…read morepunch with what they have. One small suggestion for the business- add jeera rice or steamed rice to your menu. Kababs were juicy, smoky, soft, succulent, perfect melt in mouth. Chicken buttery tikka was smooth, smoky, again soft and juicy. Rumali roti was fresh, soft, easily tearable, not chewy or tough at all. Goes perfect with kababs. So many alcoholic and non alcoholic drink options. Glad they were able to get the brick and mortar place... Just as good as the food truck.

They now have a restaurant (was previously a food truck at a different location) so went there last…read moreFriday evening to check it out. The place was packed. But luckily we got a table in 5 mins. The menu was almost the same as the truck but they have other items and cocktails as well. We stuck to familiar items. Roomali roti: very authentic but insanely expensive at $6 for two small rotis! Mutton seekh kabab: the absolute best in the bay area and spiciest but ridiculously expensive at $18. Steep increase from $11 (food truck) to $18. I get it that a sit-in place will be more expensive than truck but this is a huge jump for ground meat kabab. Lamb chops for example would be ok at this price point not ground meat kababs. Chicken Egg Roll and Paneer Egg roll: both were delicious but expensive. Kids loved them. Overall, I love the food but it is too expensive for the quantity. It is high time the owners either reduce prices or increase quantity of the portions.

Food Truck Mafia has food trucks here every Sunday, 10-5…read moretrucks are located in the pathway behind Bloomingdales food trucks (9/25) -Tacos de La Altos -Chick n Chill\ -Mae Mae's not seen take outs: -unlike other food gatherings, no music, no added seated *some bench seating already exists, ,

I came to California for a weekend in April 2026 to attend a family wedding. The wedding was…read moreplanned to be informal -- a potluck in the park with around 100 confirmed guests. I wasn't quite prepared for that size of a gathering, but on a warm day in the park, I thought: what could be better than something cold and sweet? I called a lot of places, but Mustache Mike's was the only company able to make it happen with less than 24 hours' notice. As luck would have it, they already had another event less than 10 miles away. We booked the truck for two hours, and it was an instant hit. Everyone loved the flavors, and the shaved ice was cold, sweet, vibrant, and refreshing. I had to try several flavors myself -- sorry, but not sorry. Worth every drop and every penny spent. If you're going to spend money, spend it on experiences, not things. Experience Mustache Mike's!

Booked Mustache Mike's truck for our summer luncheon for our company. They were on time, very…read morefriendly and flexible for when the orders went over the threshold we had agreed upon. The shaved ice was such a hit during our very hot event. Everyone had smiles on their faces. Thank you so much.

Had some of there delicious baked goods and an apple cider at a training this morning and it was…read morejust what I needed. If you have a chance to hire them, I would for any of your social or corporate events.

Paul and his staff member were fantastic! The pastries were delicious and our staff raved about…read morethe drinks. It was a fun experience to show the staff our appreciation for all their hard work. The vibe of his truck was charming! The process to schedule was very easy and we definitely recommend his services. Will patronize his services again in the future. ~ Pleasanton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Cute little coffee truck in Sunol that we stopped by on a weekend to grab coffee. The mocha was a…read morebit on the sweeter end & overall alright. We unfortunately were too late to try their baked goods but going by their rating, I'd be back to try them sometime. The drive to get here was beautiful, I'd make the trip here just for that.

I stopped by here before hiking sunol. It's a cute trailer with outdoor seating. Plenty of parking…read moreon a charming street. Scott was working and he was so sweet and welcoming!!! He offered my dog a pup cup and biscuits. I ordered a double cortado and a bacon egg croissant and it was solid. I would definitely stop by here if I'm ever in the area again.

We did the walk up line and service was quick. It was a hot day and the line was long but moved…read morequick. The drive thru line looked like it wrapped around the corner. I tried the chocolate swirl with my son and had a strawberry and coffee swirl. All flavors were good. I would not do the strawberry and coffee swirl together again but I would try them separately or with vanilla instead.

Amazing soft serve for a great price but it was a very confusing drive through experience if it's…read moreyour first time. I've had this place bookmarked for forever and was super excited when I realized I'd be in the area and could finally check it out. You can either order via walk-in or drive through. I opted to do the drive through as I didn't see any available street parking right in front of the ice cream shop. Luckily the drive through line was very short when I came by Tuesday evening around 6 pm. The first confusing thing for me was how to get into the drive through line, as I was coming from the wrong direction. There were no signs for this. Eventually I pulled up and asked one of the workers, and she said the drive through line entrance is on Neal St, coming from the First St direction. The second confusing thing was that there wasn't much of a menu for the drive through. There's just one small sign with a list of their everyday flavors and another one with some new flavors listed, but that was it. It was a spontaneous decision to come here, but had I known, I would've done more research on available flavors. No prices were listed either. After coming, I looked on their IG page and saw a bunch more flavors featured that would've been fun to try. Oh well. I ended up going the most basic route with a small vanilla soft serve. It was ready for me when I pulled up to the inside. The vanilla soft serve was delicious! I'm used to "lighter" soft serves from the fast food chains, but the ice cream here is creamier and more dense, which I absolutely loved. It felt like it had more substance to it. Plus you can't beat the price! It was only $3.50 for a small, which was already very large.