This place stays constant. If you haven't been, it's an indoor shopping mall full of small boutique stores, jewelry stores, and food courts. Nestled in the heart of Westminster, you can't miss it. They have out door food vendors on the weekends during summer and other seasons. Boba shop, dim sum shop, little Asia market inside, mini Buddhist statues that you can light incense and pray.

From the food, the energy, music - this is such a great spot to spend a night out. We had some beef and chicken skewers, a grilled lobster tail, a boba. Will definitely be back!

This is such a cool event that happens in the evenings every weekend throughout the summer till September. Tons of vendors selling their goods (yummy food and drink), clothing and other paraphernalia. I come at least 4-5 times during the summer months to meet up with the my family and friends. We enjoy good food and the live music There's even a space for people who want to get up and dance. It stays open late. I think maybe 11pm? But dont quote me on that - LOL. It is a fun experience! Not as big as other Night Markets which is probably a plus (it is for me!). Located in the parking lot of a shopping mall so you can also enjoy the shops inside the little mall as well. Usually parking is a challenge but this last time, a parking spot was pretty easy to find. As always, I hit the same eating spot (Pho at Signature Pho), and I'm sorry but I don't remember the names for the other booths but if you saw them you'd know what I'm talking about (little paté baguette sandwiches, garlic noodles with beef, watermelon slush, pineapple/coconut smoothie - these were a huge drink enough for 2 to share, BBQ sticks beef/pork/chicken, squid, shrimp on a skewer, potato tornado like at the Carnivals, and lobster! Yes lobster!). If you've got time, come check it out. I look forward to attending every year! Hope to see you there!!!

A really fun and festive Vietnamese night market! If you've never been, I highly recommend it at least once because it's just a vibe and it's a good place to hang out with friends. There's all different kinds of Viet foods from familiars to more adventurous ones and it's so fun to try them all. Most of the items here are very overpriced compared to what you can get around town during the day but I guess it's night market prices. Banh Khot: Get! This is my favorite and is located at the Kim Thap stand in the corner. It's just so crispy and delicious little shrimp cakes. Oc Len Xao Dua: SKIP THIS I've had Oc (snail) a handful of times in OC and in Vietnam but idk what went wrong here. These small snails were SUPER hard to get out and some of them weren't even reachable. You'll get your hands very dirty because it's drenched in a coconut curry (this is actually delicious) and work extra hard to not even eat half of them.

Night market operate June 14-September 1 , 2024 7 pm-11 pm Friday -Sunday Overflow parking at the seafood cove / Dong supermarket lot area

I recently visited the Asian Garden Night Market in Garden Grove, and it was an absolute delight! The market was bustling with various vendors, each offering a unique array of foods and goods. The vibrant atmosphere and the diverse selection of stalls made for an enjoyable evening. The chicken skewers were grilled well. They were incredibly tender and flavorful. The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the sugar cane drink. Refreshing and naturally sweet, it was the perfect way to cap off our culinary adventure.

I was told to come by early as parking would be difficult to find once the night market starts (7-11pm). There's parking available across the street, but I parked inside the Asian Garden Mall parking lot. Majority of the stores inside the mall were closed, but once you walk down toward the main entrance of the mall, there was SO many people. It reminded me a lot of VN the last time I traveled there. There's live entertainment and small shops if you're interested in buying gifts. As for food, I got Potato Tornado which has a BBQ seasoning to it. Grilled Octopus for my dad since he haven't ate this in years. Corn was ok, I thought it would a sweet corn but it's not. I love the grilled meat, so good. I don't really like chè, so this wasn't my fav. All in all, my fam had a great time! We spent about 3 hrs there until we headed home.

We were visiting our friends who lives not too far from this mall. They suggested we check out their night market festival full of viet street food. It was packed! We parked on the street and walked to the mall itself. We walked in the mall which most stores were already closed. But as soon as we stepped outside it was crazy busy. We could smell all the food. We ordered bbq sticks, lobster, spring rolls, tornado fries, Rangoon, popcorn chicken, shrimp cake/ some that I remembered. It was a such a nice cool night enjoying good food with our friends/family.

Smaller version of the night market they have at the oc fairgrounds but still filled with a lot of great vendors. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there, we got some yummy food and desserts. It is located in the front of the Asian garden mall. There was live entertainment and just a good fun family atmosphere. So many delicious food to choose from so be prepared to eat and fill up your tummy. Some vendors accepted credit card and cash. The only downside is there aren't much areas of seating but it wasn't a big deal for us. Definitely recommend this event.

Thanks yelpers for helping me find this summer time night market! It's in the front parking lot of the Asian Garden Mall. Not too big but it's still better than nothing! Came on a Sunday to check it out and walk through the mall and outside to the night market. It was pretty crowded when we got there at 8pm. There's dancing, singing, lots of stuff going on. If you're looking to avoid the crowd, maybe get there around 9pm. There's about 10 food food vendors and another 10 dessert/drink/food vendors. Lots of grilled and fried eats. Saw a lot of soups and stews as well. There was no sign of food running out when we left at 10pm but the lines definitely were less. The food was a bit overpriced, but similar pricing to the 626 night market, but less portions. For $38 we got 4 scallops, lobster tail, one pork skewer, and four egg rolls. Sugar cane was $7 and the pandan cake was $4 ... for one piece of cake. The quality of the food was good and everything was tasty. Parking was definitely a bit nuts if you're trying to park at the mall. I took the advice of yelpers and parked around the mall and walked over. Support local events like this because if not, then we won't have any at all.