I came here around the end of the day absolutely STARVING. We got seated quickly and everything was…read morehandled promptly. The restaurant itself is a bit on the small side so you'll be close to your neighbors not that it was an issue personally. My buddy and I ordered our items and shared with each other for a good full experience. We got the three-in-one noodles medium heat and the Ma Hu Beef noodles with mild heat alongside the cucumbers with medium heat as an appetizer. Cucumbers were very fresh! However, they really were just cucumbers with a little heat on them so they weren't anything too special. Once the main entrees came in, I couldn't stop myself from digging in! I forgot to take a picture until after some damage was done to our meals. Three-in-one was so flavorful and sweet with the noodles becoming incredibly soft after having mixed it all together. The star of the show for me though was the Ma Hu Beef noodles. The beef was remarkably tender and delicious and the noodles had a firmer texture that complimented with the flavors. Oddly enough, the mild heat on the Ma Hu Beef was spicier than the medium heat three-in-one! If you find yourself in the mood for Biangbiang noodles, this is definitely the spot to go to. On a side unrelated note about the parking which did not influence my review; the parking here is rough. It's consistently packed so watch out for that. There is a structure across the street that allows parking for the food court. I parked in the structure but I had a bad experience because since it's also parking for the residents above, the gate was closed on us after 8pm. I had to wait for a vehicle to come out and open the gate for not only just me but for multiple other people that had also parked in the structure!Just something to keep in mind. Hopefully that doesn't continue being an issue for future guests.

Food tastes good. Service perfect! Ambiance good. Comfortable at all! Lucy's service is very good…read more Definitely will come back soon!

This year's 6 to 6 event at the Orange County Fairgrounds seem to have less vendors both on the…read morefood side and on the product side. The plus side this time around is that they have a completely covered area to eat your food. Picnic benches are laid out with a full awning. Parking is still great. Prices have gone up for both the tickets and parking so be prepared to pay $15 for parking and $15 to get inside. Services dependent on what vendor you buy your food from some will accommodate the request and others will not. Of course if there's no accommodation to the customer, they've lost my business.

First time attending, might be the last…read more I love to try & experience new things, and I am a foodie at heart. However, the admission fees, parking fees, OUTRAGEOUS costs for food and drinks (spent over $200), was just over the top for us. I knew going in that we were going to splurge a little, however, the cost of some of these food items were INSANE. Truly, some of the best bites was the Birria Eggroll and the Alligator Bites, probably the couple of the cheapest things I bought! The Mango Ube Sticky Rice was also delicious. We also did the silly thing of buying the $30 baby bottle filled with Mango Pineapple Lemonade. It was yummy, and yes, the product itself is silly, but VERY cheap in that the top cracked and eventually was spilling on us throughout the day. We had to eventually throw it away; $30 in the trash. Luckily, we did the smart thing by arriving at 4:00pm (gates opened at 3:00pm) and we left by 8:00pm. Seeing the place fill up and the lines after leaving was shocking! We did not have to wait more than 15 minutes at any food vendor booth. I have read nothing but disappointment from frequent 626 Night Market attendees in the raising costs and mediocre food. I was not super impressed. There were plenty of vendors and I am in support of small businesses, but once again, VERY overpriced. Plus, we came strictly to try the foods. Thanks for the memories, but I will gladly be taking my $200+ for a much better dining experience elsewhere.

This locally owned small business did a pop up for my son's schools open house. (Rosita Elementary)…read more They were cleanly, kind, and the funnel cakes were DELICIOUS! 10/10 recommend booking them for your next event

I want to start with saying , I am not a person that loves sweet, I kind of avoid them in a way but…read moreI tried them at a private party, and o m g , the best I ever tried, sweet enough, not over powering, and you don't get disgusted after like some sweets that have too much sugar. I'll definitely be going to follow them every time I can. Service was fast, and they are super cool and friendly!

Great food, great service and great sake! The food was very fresh, flavorful and creative. We'll…read morebe back!

A friend highly recommended Sushi Wabi Sabi and I also happened to be searching for a quality…read morerestaurant to celebrate Mother's Day, so I was stoked when I was able to score a dinner reservation for this special occasion. I highly recommend calling or emailing for a reservation prior to your visit. Akira and Makoto are partners in creating this space to provide an authentic Japanese sushi and sake experience. They offer both à la carte and omakase options as well as a curated sake menu. I decided to order the Wabisabi Course from their omakase menu. This included the following: - Assorted Appetizers - Chawanmushi - 6 pcs Sushi - Signature Mini Bowl - Hand Roll - Miso Soup - Dessert I genuinely appreciated the artistic presentation of each course, the high quality ingredients, the premium fish, the modern spin on classic dishes, the unique preparation and recipes, and the polite and friendly service. See for yourself with the photos I captured or better yet, book a reservation at Sushi Wabi Sabi!

Amazing Parfait Brisket was so good! It had great balance of flavor! Mac & Cheese and beans were…read moreawesome! Delicious balance of high quality items mixed with a sauce that was too good! RECOMMEND!

Had a great meal from MeatSlayer!…read more Their pulled pork and the macaroni and cheese were the standouts! If we hear they're catering...we'll be there!

service is a bit slow as there's only one person working the front, so I'd recommend placing an…read moreorder on the phone for pick up instead of dining in. the wait for 20 banh knots on a Sunday at 130p was 1hr! Banh khot (20pc to go box): 9/10. Subtracting 1 pt since it's expensive af ($35.49 for 20pcs) but it is otherwise so fresh & crispy & has the perfect hint of coconut. Comes with fresh veggies, pickled veggies, & nuoc mam that is a little garlic-heavy but pairs so well with everything. I'd definitely come back!!

Pro tip is to order ahead via online. This will save you lots of time. This is a small mom and pop…read morebiz so they get a lot of orders and do their best to fulfill online and in person orders. Packaging and presentation is sooo cute. I ordered the 15 Bánh Khot & 5 egg rolls combo box $36.49. Everything was made to order and fresh. Bánh khot was nice and crispy. Got a handful of lettuce to eat the Bánh khot and egg rolls with. Everything was delicious!! Recommend!! Worth the hype.

Delicious vegan food. Definitely recommend the service was…read moregreat. And the fact that there are multiple vegan small businesses in this plaza makes it even better. Almost like a vegan utopia.

Wow, I'll never be able to stop my carnivorous cravings, but if I had to, I would love to eat…read moreShane's tamales every day. I had to do some research to learn that "Shane", real name Chayane, is not actually a gringo - either way is cool, but it's lovely to see his recipe derives from a veganized version of his mother's. I was staying at a hotel nearby, looked up convenient locations to eat, and here I went. It was a serendipitous light bite, and ended up being my favorite thing I ate during my trip. I dropped by at night, and appreciated Shane's being open late and within a spacious lot. It's a small place with a couple of seats and interesting decor, and very friendly staff. As I had late night dinner plans, I just came here for a pregame bite, and got a loaded boat tamal. I saw a ton of people ordering tacos de pollo, so I know what to get my next visit! I ordered the chic'n green chile, which tasted like imitation chicken with a bouncy texture, like if you bunched up bean curd skin. The tomatillo within the salsa and filling was bright and subtle. The filling and exterior masa were equally moist and tasty, the textures and flavors were playful and plenty, and the loaded toppings were heavenly. The pico, cashew crema, guacamole, pickled onions, cilantro, and salsa were amongst the freshest I've had; it was as if the vegetables were hand plucked from God's divine gardens. And of course, the imitation cotija made everything come together aesthetically, and it's just a beautiful and vibrant tamal. My only complaint is that I wish they told me to order more. I already want to plan my next trip down so I can try a few other flavors and items.

This Way has some of the coolest products that I've seen in a long time. Pop up shop is really fun…read moreto hang out at and take a look at what Summer has found on her travels. If you're at The Camp or at The Lab you must stop by and pick up something. Also if you're online and doing some shopping check out the website. It's rad!