626 Night Market Mini - Santa Monica, California

Letty Sanchez A.

Artesanías y una cantidad de comida riquísima para todos los gustos, muy accesible

Angélika Noiola

Segunda vez que vivo la experiencia, me encanta!!!

Yeisson Lemus

$25.00 por una agua fresca?
No lo se.
Pero las banderas de carne estaban muy buenas.

Maria Cabrero

Bueno la mayoria de los platos son caros , lo unico mas economico es una bebida de te , leche y especies

Max M

Nice idea but really expensive for what you get and level of food quality. A good amount of variety to choose from but the cost brings down the experience. Lots of people and only about 4 very small tables so you are eating everything standing up. Given that almost every vendor sells a meat product chances are you'll leave hungry. Good idea but way too expensive, cannot recommend.

Jeff Tong

High prices and lack of good food really makes this a tough place to recommend. There's also a lack of sitting space so you're pretty much required to stand and eat. The two things we liked here which can be hard to find elsewhere were the bone marrow and the spiral fried potato sticks.

Service can be really slow, took over 30 minutes for the spiral potato. The ambiance was crowded and a little dingy.

Highly recommend going to Qin West Noodle instead

Cubao Elharmonic

Fun place for adventurous foodies and those longing for the good ol' days of maskless gatherings! . It's a "mini" version of the actual 626 Night Market, but there's lots of vendors to choose from. It's practically impossible to try everyrhing in a day anyway. Mainly Asian street food, and its always great to eat these meals-on-the-go outdoors in the cool, Santa Monica beach breeze. For the daring, there's a stall serving escargot, frog legs and alligator nuggets. For us, we were good with wagyu beef skewers (tender and tasty!), giant fried squid (suprisingly yummy), and fried, seasoned chicken skin (most delicious way to clog your arteries). Also tried yakisoba and beef combo (not as good as it looked, but still OK) and some refreshing agua frescas in giant baby bottles from Sunday Cafe (includes one free refill for the price). Speaking of the price, the food are occasionally a tad expensive, but some are worth it. The kids loved the roaming robots that were either delivering food (?) or passing out candy. Being in a crowd outdoors with loud music, smoke from the grills and the aroma of the food made this an enjoyable hello summer/ goodbye lockdown type of afternoon. Tickets are free and available at their website. Parking is metered on the street, so hopefully you get lucky finding a spot nearby. Cash and card accepted. Various merch and other items also featured aside from the food. No tables and chairs, so just hunker down somewhere in the lot and just enjoy the outdoor summer festival vibes we all missed the last 2 years.

Wendy Centeno

Was looking forward to this i have seen it all over Instagram but didn't enjoy it food is over priced ther arent many options and food is mediocre .
I won't go again and definitely wouldn't recommend