Photos from NorCal Night Market, not as good as the one in SoCal IMO

[theking]

Arrival:














Some of the things we tried  :






















Sights and sounds:
































My daughter's favorite vendor  :

[ProudLao]

Cool. All I see is that ugly Kap's jersey 

[DuMa]

I totally missed it.  I had my eyes on it for months but due to my bz schedule with "other people" , I totally forgotten about it.  No reminder of any kind like prints or tv or radio or ph to remind me.  Getting old here.  Memories are slower now.  Dad has some form of early symptoms of dementia so hopefully it is not hereditary but if it is, I'm so ready with experiences from daddy.   

[Yebleng]

Whenever I see these pictures it makes me miss living among the mass population of Asians.

[Cali Guy]

How was it overall?

[flint-rod]

reminds me a lot of 626 night market... chicken skin, yummy...

[theking]

I totally missed it. 

There are other opportunities through out Summer..

[theking]

Whenever I see these pictures it makes me miss living among the mass population of Asians.

SoCal and the Bay Area FTW if you're looking for Asian concentration in the U.S.

[theking]

How was it overall?

Not bad overall but long lines at some of the vendors...Befo re we got in the gate, we already spent 20 bucks for parking and two entry tickets..

[theking]

reminds me a lot of 626 night market... chicken skin, yummy...

The chicken skin line was a S-shape all day because they're that popular. The taste was just alright to me so not worth the wait IMO

[theking]

And yep, it's the same 626 team from SoCal that created the NorCal Night Market...

[Peachy Fish]

Nice. I like night markets and Asian festivals.

[theking]

Cool, thanks for the share of that Hmong invent! 

[Yebleng]

here's another event for those who's interested

Sounds like another Hmong new year only

[Yebleng]

yep! another $20 fee until you get to go in and spend more $ just to people watch. It's going to be hot! I feel sorry for all the people playing sports

I don't mind paying an entrance fee or the heat. It's the lack of talent and creativity that goes into these events that pushes me away. We need something like the Lao new years where they openly drink and spray each other with shaving cream and water guns.