Southeast Asian Market

Pleasantly Surprised by the large number of vendors ranging from food, drinks, toys, clothing, paper making, crafts, fresh vegetables, and plants. We purchased different food and drinks to sample from different vendors, plus picked up some vegetables. Nice stroll to enjoy the beautiful day. Definitely recommend it and we would come again. If you plan to eat there, consider bringing a blanket since it's limited seating. Many take Venmo or CashApp, and a handful is cash only. Parking can be difficult if it's a day when the local sports team(s) are playing home games during the day.

A huge market of freshly prepared Asian food, cooked right on the spot. You can find plenty of delicious treats at reasonable prices. We tried Vietnamese coffee—it was delicious! Many vendors also offer freshly squeezed sugarcane or bamboo juice. The area has plenty of benches and tables where you can sit and eat, and there are also portable toilets nearby.

This southeast asian market was the highlight of my trip to Philadelphia. It's located in a nice park, next the the lake. It has a good vibe, relax at the same time exciting. Yummy food bring the community together. This is a kid and whole family friendly activity. Many food vendors with a lot of varieties: Vietnamese, Thai, Lao, and Combodian food. The food were yummy and unique. I tried stuffed chicken wintg ($6 each) and beef sticks ($5 for 2), fresh sugar cane ($6) and black sticky rice with taro or white sticky rice with black beans ($5 each or 3 for $10) . My friend tried fresh coconut ($7). They were all pretty good. You can also find some fresh produce and home grow vegetables/ fruits. Highly recommend checking it out , especially since this market only happens from June-Oct each year.

First time here even though I'm often in Philly. Glad we came. Went home with Thai stir fry, Vietnamese coffee, Khmer beef sticks, tamarind and pineapple wings, sugar cane drink and more. So the vendors were great to talk with and the smells were wonderful. What a great concept.

Been here many times. Prices have definitely gone up, but what hasn't? Parking is a hit or miss depending on the time and day. I would say that the food quality has definitely gone down. Food are sometimes cold unless they're physically cooking it in front of you. It's also about who you know. Waited in line for a papaya salad and the woman gave it to the other customer behind me simply because they were talking. With her gloved hand, she tasted the papaya salad then proceeded to place her hand back into the bowl for a second bite. I walked away. Thank you for tasting the food I ordered because that's exactly what I wanted - a splash of germs. They usually provide a spoon to taste. Either way, the market is home to many and has great food but it all depends on the day, time, and person making it.

This market is incredible and there’s so much variety of foods to try! Freshly grilled skewers everywhere 🥹 I got chicken, beef, and Laotian sausage plus fried shrimp rolls. Not pictured is a delicious boba. I went early on a Sunday and it wasn’t too crowded and there was good parking. I look forward to coming back every weekend now. Pic 1: vendor #B3 Pic 2: vendor #A16 Pic 3: vendor #B14 @foodchonks IG

The southeast Asian market was sooo cool! The food was amazing!! I got freshly fried sesame balls with mung bean and coconut. Skewers right off the grill. Sweet sticky rice with beans in bamboo stick. Papaya salad with just the right kick. And freshly pressed sugar cane juice. Everything was so delicious. I have to come back soon!