Tucson Foodie’s Asian Night Market, presented by Matcha.com, returns from 6-10 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, offering an evening of street food, live entertainment, and cultural festivities.

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Night Market Moves to Kino Sports Complex South

The Tucson Asian Night Market once again moves to a larger venue to accommodate its growing popularity. For the spring event, the Kino Sports Complex South offers more space for the anticipated crowd. That previously free event had 8,000-10,000 attendees, so ticket sales have been implemented with a cap at 4,000 for a smoother experience. Get tickets here.

Event hours are 6–10 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, at Kino Sports Complex South (2500 E. Ajo Way). Get tickets here.

Vendor List

While more vendors and information will come, here is the confirmed list so far:

Savory Food

• HUHU’s House of Dumplings: Plant-based, gluten-free dumplings.
• Cafe Deli: Cafe and deli items.
• Abstract Aquariums and Cafe: Boba tea, drinks, and flavorful cafe dishes.
• Chonky Cat Noodles: Yakisoba noodles.
• KebabG Mediterranean restaurant: Kebabs, shawarma, falafel, and Mediterranean-Indian fusion.
• Herculean Chicken: Taiwanese-style fried chicken and popcorn chicken.
• Hot Bamboo: Handmade steamed buns with assorted fillings.
• Nick’s Sari-Sari Store & Filipino Restaurant: Filipino dishes, groceries, and takeout.
• Taiwanese Classic Scallion Pancake: Taiwanese-style scallion pancakes.
• Fiesta Filipina: Filipino and fusion favorites.
• The Makan Bowl: Singaporean satay, achar, and stir-fried noodles.
• Takoyaki Balls: Japanese octopus dumplings and festival food.
• Yum Yum Pocha: Korean ramyeon, rice bowls, mandoo, and street food.

Sweets

• Tucson Chocolate Factory: Bonbons, single-origin bars, and desert-inspired truffles.
• Ate Kei’s Filipino Treats: Authentic Filipino desserts and baked treats.
• Haus of Macs: French macarons.
• Transit Tea: Specialty teas, chai, lattes, and tea drinks.
• Lahaina’s Shave Ice: Hawaiian shave ice and Dole Pineapple Whip.
• Knead More Bakery: Cookies and plant-based decorated baked goods.
• Kona Ice of Marana: Mobile shaved ice and snow cones.
• Mochinut Tempe: Mochi donuts, Korean corn dogs, and drinks.
• Cup of Culture LLC: Globally inspired instant tea, coffee, and chai blends.
• Gully Bakehouse LLC: Indian-French-American fusion pastries and baked goods.
• Tea Leaf and Creamery: Bubble teas, smoothies, taiyaki ice cream, and desserts.
• Wiki-licious Tucson: Hawaiian-style malasadas with gourmet fillings.
• Yum Yum Sweet Treats: Customizable baked sweets and coffee cake-style treats.

Non-food

• Enjoy Crochet & Knit: Crochet plushies, accessories, decor, and punch-needle art.
• Fox and Foxworks llc: Craftworks business.
• Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine: Acupuncture, herbal medicine, and bodywork education.
• Girthy Gochu: Korean American art, stickers, ceramics, and figurines.
• JL Nailshop: Handmade press-on nails.
• Krocheted by Karah: Handmade crochet plushies.
• LazyDayIllustrations: Anime and creature art, pins, charms, crochet.
• MadeItMikayla: Plants-and-positivity stationery, art, mugs, and gifts.
• Azure Stars AZ: Pixel fuse-bead wall art and hangables.
• mipha.co: Handmade decoden phone cases and decorated frames.
• Mistmoon: Illustrations, fan art, and V-kei-inspired art.
• Momotin Studio: Kawaii stickers, accessories, art prints, and gifts.
• RIMAN (Salon 520 Beauty Lab): Korean skin, hair, body, and wellness products.
• Sawadee Crafts: Handmade crafts and artisan market goods.
• Peak Martial Arts: Gumdo and Lightfencing classes for teens and adults.
• WeiWeiDraw: Original art, prints, stickers, and merchandise.

Performers

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