Queens Night Market - FLUSHING

Park in the first spot you see; the walk to the market takes less than 10 minutes. If you keep going, you might end up waiting a long time for a seat. The weather is beautiful, and the atmosphere is lively. The crowd is diverse, but mostly made up of young families. Don't make the mistake I did—I got tired of waiting and ended up ordering a big meal from one place. Instead, you should definitely try ordering a small dish and then hop into another line. There are so many options, and waiting in line is part of the experience. If you want to bring a picnic blanket, that's a great idea for sitting on the grass and relaxing. There are clean bathrooms and a handwashing station available. Water costs $1.50, so I recommend bringing a cooler to save some money. Most small plates are priced between $4 and $6, which is perfect for sampling different flavors. I doubt you'll leave without having stood in line for at least three food items. Enjoy your visit!

Visiting this restaurant was an amazing experience! I relocated to the DC area of Queens six years ago, and I'm always telling my friends from DMV about the incredible and diverse food back home. Plus, it’s surprisingly affordable compared to DC. I brought a friend with me so she could experience authentic New York culture outside of Manhattan. We sampled at least six different types of cuisines, each paired with wine, and the total cost was just $60! It was a fantastic night filled with great food, a variety of vendors, and even a DJ.

Based on what I saw in today's preview, the restaurant experience seems to have returned to its pre-pandemic charm. Although it's a bit less crowded due to the ticket requirement, the new food stalls introduced this year are definitely worth checking out. My favorite by far is the new Afghan stand that serves delicious dumplings—I highly recommend it! You can't go wrong with the classic lobster and beef skewers either; they’re perfect for a quick snack.

Today was amazing. The food was amazing. It was raining, but they were out there at 5:00. I have so much respect for these providers. I loved how short the lines were and the speed of the service.

This is a perfect place to try foods from all over the world. The prices are great from $5-$7 for food. They have a live band and you can picnic on the grass area or seat at the picnic table. I suggest coming before 7 to avoid long lines. I enjoyed the Indian Bbq tandoori wings from Sholay but it was spicy. The bake and shark was only $6 with all the toppings. I even got an lamb skewer for $3. This is also a family friendly event so you can bring the kids . They don't check your bags and their is no admission. However parking on site is $15 but along the side streets leading to the highway is free and at your on risk.