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6793026 05-11-2019 05:55 PM

i don't what the big deal is with admission & cost of food.

Same shit people pay for PNE for the same shit. There's always a cost of doing business. As for food being expensive, well that's a given. Sorry this ain't no Thailand / malaysia street food; so paying 1.5 - 2 dollars for a skew is pretty normal nowadays. Heck, cost of inflation yo.

Admit me (and me too), we are just older that's why, when we were kids (minus online shopping), we are all over that shit... remember it first started off at Lansdowne mall back in 01

North Van is a bit less intimating but you really ain't getting the same experience.

Ch28 05-11-2019 08:43 PM

Difference is that PNE actually has shows and other things for people to do once you go inside.

The only thing night market has are food stalls and booths that sell China crap that you can order off Aliexpress for cheaper.

MG1 05-11-2019 08:54 PM

PNE never gets old.......... It's too bad they got rid of the Show Mart.

I haven't been on the wooden roller coaster in decades. It's time to ride it again.

Hondaracer 05-11-2019 10:45 PM

Corkscrew is gone with plans on the expansion.

PNE you pay to get in then you don’t have to spend a dime to take in free shows and assuments. Night market = pay to pay

murd0c 05-12-2019 12:52 AM

I live in Abby and moving to Deroche soon, sadly living this far out it would take me less time to fly to winnipeg then driving to the night market

highfive 05-12-2019 09:47 AM

How much was admission last year?

fliptuner 05-12-2019 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 8947621)
I live in Abby and moving to Deroche soon, sadly living this far out it would take me less time to fly to winnipeg then driving to the night market

You sold Mission and went to Abby?

As for RNM, whatever, it's an outing for the family. Go for a walk, get some different food, kid gets to play a couple of games and I see what my next Ebay order will include. It's basically an excuse for the family to get out and do something.

LightKeeper 05-13-2019 03:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 8947586)
so paying 1.5 - 2 dollars for a skew is pretty normal nowadays. Heck, cost of inflation yo.

At least 5 bucks for one skewer at the night market last year I went.

striderblade 05-13-2019 03:15 PM

Go when is close to closing. Usually the food is cheaper to

MG1 05-13-2019 06:37 PM

I went to the Coquitlam Farmers Market for the first time ever. It was interestingly different. I can't wait for the FM at Dude Chilling Park to open.

Anyway, there was this East Indian food truck at the Coquitlam FM, can't remember the name of it, but it had these deep fried chips made of either naan type bread or wrap that they included on the side of their main choices. So addictive. My kids are like, really, dad? Subtle spice flavour with some salt. It came with one of the offerings, but I ordered a bag of them for two bucks. Gotta go back next week just for that, lol. It's probably nothing special. kkthind probably has it all the time.

Rocky Point Ice Cream truck was there along with this frenchie baked goods vendor. Pretty good shit. No Chiggers in sight......... just a smattering of CBC's and some Koreans. A good ratio. Quiet and peaceful........ Then there was this dude who was selling Koji Miso soup balls. He was telling his customers how special his miso was. I didn't have the heart to tell him it wasn't anything special. Hell, Amano Miso, a locally made organic miso is 1001 times better. My brother-in-law's side of the family in Japan makes this miso called Kinzanji Miso. Kinzanji miso itself is nothing special, but they make this one batch once a year that is so amazing that it is served at the Japanese Imperial Palace. It is never sold to the public, but I got to taste it once when brother-in-law's mother brought a small amount back from Japan. And let me tell you, it is heavenly.

It's just that when someone touts their product to be special, it damn well better be. Dude's packaging was good and everything looks very appealing, but the proof is in the pudding. I tried the sample he was giving out, but to truly get the idea of how good miso soup is, you need to have more than just a thimble sized sample.


Anyway, this thread is now about Farmer's Markets and miso soup, gulolol.

Vansterdam 05-13-2019 08:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MG1 (Post 8947819)
I went to the Coquitlam Farmers Market for the first time ever. It was interestingly different. I can't wait for the FM at Dude Chilling Park to open.

Anyway, there was this East Indian food truck at the Coquitlam FM, can't remember the name of it, but it had these deep fried chips made of either naan type bread or wrap that they included on the side of their main choices. So addictive. My kids are like, really, dad? Subtle spice flavour with some salt. It came with one of the offerings, but I ordered a bag of them for two bucks. Gotta go back next week just for that, lol. It's probably nothing special. kkthind probably has it all the time.

Rocky Point Ice Cream truck was there along with this frenchie baked goods vendor. Pretty good shit. No Chiggers in sight......... just a smattering of CBC's and some Koreans. A good ratio. Quiet and peaceful........ Then there was this dude who was selling Koji Miso soup balls. He was telling his customers how special his miso was. I didn't have the heart to tell him it wasn't anything special. Hell, Amano Miso, a locally made organic miso is 1001 times better. My brother-in-law's side of the family in Japan makes this miso called Kinzanji Miso. Kinzanji miso itself is nothing special, but they make this one batch once a year that is so amazing that it is served at the Japanese Imperial Palace. It is never sold to the public, but I got to taste it once when brother-in-law's mother brought a small amount back from Japan. And let me tell you, it is heavenly.

It's just that when someone touts their product to be special, it damn well better be. Dude's packaging was good and everything looks very appealing, but the proof is in the pudding. I tried the sample he was giving out, but to truly get the idea of how good miso soup is, you need to have more than just a thimble sized sample.


Anyway, this thread is now about Farmer's Markets and miso soup, gulolol.

went to the trout lake farmers market on the weekend and it was solid.

if the frying pan food truck is there they got bomb ass fried chicken sandwiches and beef bulgogi fries :nyan:

MG1 05-13-2019 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vansterdam (Post 8947833)
if the frying pan food truck is there they got bomb ass fried chicken sandwiches and beef bulgogi fries :nyan:

They’ve been at the Winter Farmers Market at Nat Bailey every two to three weeks. If they weren’t there, the other guys with KFC were. I think they’re called Disco Cheetah. Frying Pan is still my favourite.

MG1 05-13-2019 09:24 PM

I went to both Burnaby FM and the Trout Lake one last Saturday. I usually go to the Riley Park (Nat Bailey), but two is my limit, lol.

Hondaracer 05-13-2019 10:23 PM

The guys who do Flaffel out of their food truck make some really good dishes as well, they were at Hastings most of the time

AzNightmare 05-13-2019 11:21 PM

Lol, should have just renamed this thread as the "Official Richmond Night Market Sucks" thread.

2 pages in, and I don't think there was a single positive post about it yet. :lawl:

Mr.Money 05-13-2019 11:55 PM

this is true and its funny as fuck now.


i recall last year everyone said.."phone cases & shitty hurricane potato sticks" LUL

carisear 05-14-2019 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 8947868)
Lol, should have just renamed this thread as the "Official Richmond Night Market Sucks" thread.

2 pages in, and I don't think there was a single positive post about it yet. :lawl:

that's cuz rs doesn't have those shitty basic youtube lifestyle influencer vloggers who all smile and say that everything is amazing (thank god)

Mr.HappySilp 05-14-2019 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MG1 (Post 8947819)
I went to the Coquitlam Farmers Market for the first time ever. It was interestingly different. I can't wait for the FM at Dude Chilling Park to open.

Anyway, there was this East Indian food truck at the Coquitlam FM, can't remember the name of it, but it had these deep fried chips made of either naan type bread or wrap that they included on the side of their main choices. So addictive. My kids are like, really, dad? Subtle spice flavour with some salt. It came with one of the offerings, but I ordered a bag of them for two bucks. Gotta go back next week just for that, lol. It's probably nothing special. kkthind probably has it all the time.

Rocky Point Ice Cream truck was there along with this frenchie baked goods vendor. Pretty good shit. No Chiggers in sight......... just a smattering of CBC's and some Koreans. A good ratio. Quiet and peaceful........ Then there was this dude who was selling Koji Miso soup balls. He was telling his customers how special his miso was. I didn't have the heart to tell him it wasn't anything special. Hell, Amano Miso, a locally made organic miso is 1001 times better. My brother-in-law's side of the family in Japan makes this miso called Kinzanji Miso. Kinzanji miso itself is nothing special, but they make this one batch once a year that is so amazing that it is served at the Japanese Imperial Palace. It is never sold to the public, but I got to taste it once when brother-in-law's mother brought a small amount back from Japan. And let me tell you, it is heavenly.

It's just that when someone touts their product to be special, it damn well better be. Dude's packaging was good and everything looks very appealing, but the proof is in the pudding. I tried the sample he was giving out, but to truly get the idea of how good miso soup is, you need to have more than just a thimble sized sample.


Anyway, this thread is now about Farmer's Markets and miso soup, gulolol.

Where is is located in Coq?

CivicBlues 05-14-2019 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carisear (Post 8947921)
that's cuz rs doesn't have those shitty basic youtube lifestyle influencer vloggers who all smile and say that everything is amazing (thank god)

LOL does any forum board? Every board I've been on has been a cesspit of negativity and cynicism....which is awesome! :badpokerface:

pastarocket 05-14-2019 02:15 PM

Yeah, those beef and lamb skewers at the Richmond night mkt are overpriced. Having said that, I'm still gonna order them at the market.

The best time to get a discount on those skewers is in the last hour of night market when the vendor needs to get rid of inventory. I bargained with the vendor that wears the headset by offering four bucks for 10 skewers. What a deal. FeelsGoodMan

Obsideon 05-14-2019 03:31 PM

The last time I went, I spent almost $70 between me and my gf. Instant regret, could have had way better sit down meal instead of stale chow mien, rubbery shrimp dumpling. $10 for a fruit drink and $5 lamb skewers.

Hondaracer 05-14-2019 05:10 PM

There’s somthing about wasting money on food that really cuts deep

I could go spend a couple hundred on some stupid shit but $10-$15 on some shitty, regrettable food. That shit burns

Vansterdam 05-14-2019 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MG1 (Post 8947848)
They’ve been at the Winter Farmers Market at Nat Bailey every two to three weeks. If they weren’t there, the other guys with KFC were. I think they’re called Disco Cheetah. Frying Pan is still my favourite.

Disco Cheetah has a restaurant on Davie downtown now.

I got these bomb ass japanese chocolates from Coconama at the trout lake FM and holy fuck they are good

LightKeeper 05-15-2019 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Obsideon (Post 8947962)
The last time I went, I spent almost $70 between me and my gf. Instant regret, could have had way better sit down meal instead of stale chow mien, rubbery shrimp dumpling. $10 for a fruit drink and $5 lamb skewers.

Definitely don't want to bring your date to dine at the night market.
Made that mistake back then.

With their prices in order to get full, you can take her to the keg and get some beers on top.

Verdasco 06-03-2019 11:23 AM

$80 spent between two people... Got dragged along even though I insisted I rather spend the $ in an actual restaurant....

Something about Instagram and girlfriends wanting to go....

Fuck me, felt hungry still and had a bad shit afterwards.

$14 for 5 skewers was worth it. Chicken hearts is bomb

Everything else, not!


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