Eat Asia Night Market’s Asia Summer Beer Party takes place this weekend in London

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Eat Asia Night Market’s Summer Beer Party takes place this Friday and Saturday in London.

After a successful night market in July, the Eat Asia night market organisers have arranged for its return, but this time, over two days.Located in Pekham Rye, the Eat Asia Night Market’s Summer Beer Party promises to offer the best in Asian street food and beer.

“We and our visitors had so much fun in July, tickets were sold out in a flash and we know you all can’t wait for the next one!”

Stalls will offer a variety of Asian cuisines and delicacies, including, award winning beers from Asia, Juicy Japanese Ramen Burger, Chewy and Fluffy Hong Kong Bubble Waffle , Korean Kim Chi Pancakes, Thai style tacos, Wonton Nachos from Beijing, Malaysian Singaporean Laksa and Japanese mochi.

The night market will take place on 5 August between 5pm and 11pm, and 6 august between 3pm and 11pm.

Friday tickets have sold out, but to buy Saturday tickets and for more information, click here. Tickets are £3.



 

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