Tucson, AZ--- Tucson Foodie’s Asian Night Market returns Saturday, November 28, at Kino Sports Complex at 2500 E Ajo Way from 6-10pm. Since its debut in May 2025, the event has become a popular Tucson destination for experiencing the richness and diversity of Asian food, culture, and live entertainment. New offerings include early entry at 5pm and VIP parking next to the dedicated early entrance gate. A chef-served food flight (with three items) will be offered for an additional $20 along with the vendor offerings.  Menu items will be announced shortly on the event website. 

 

Beyond celebrating Asian cuisine and cultural traditions, the Asian Night Market provides an important economic platform for Asian vendors, connecting them with new audiences and creating opportunities for greater visibility and business growth. As a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Tucson embraces the diversity of its culinary landscape, where Asian cuisines contribute distinctive flavors, ingredients, and traditions to the region’s vibrant food scene.

 

Whitney Meilan Yang, Co-Founder of longtime participant HUHU's House of Dumplings is looking forward to the next market to show off their new improved back of the house setup that should greatly improve service. "The last Asian Night Market changed everything for us. When we went full-time with our business this spring, we hoped people would embrace dumplings that are 100% vegan and gluten-free, but Tucson blew our expectations out of the water. We sold out so fast that we had Huhu himself rushing back to the kitchen to fetch more. Seeing folks wait so patiently was an incredible vote of confidence. That love inspired us to reinvest right back into our operation with better equipment and a bigger crew to keep lines moving. ANM gave our small business room to grow. We look forward to being back this month, not only with dialed-in service, but we'll also debut our new third dumpling recipe as our way of saying thank you." 

 

Tickets to attend the Asian Night Market are $10 (free admission for children age 12 and under). Free public parking is included in the lot directly west of the event.  Foodie Club members save 50% on their event ticket purchase in the app or directly on the event website. Tickets can be purchased at https://tucsonfoodie.com/asian-night-market#tickets and any remaining tickets will be sold at the gate on November 28th until the venue reaches capacity. The last edition sold out at 4,000 attendees and advance purchase is recommended for guaranteed entry.

 

 

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ASIAN NIGHT MARKET PARTICIPANTS

Abstract Aquariums & Cafe

Anytime Onigiri

Ate Kei’s Filipino Treats

Azure Stars AZ

Bunny Business Matcha Co

Cafe Deli

China Pasta House

Chonky Cat Noodle

Cup of Culture

Deeecreations

DESERT ROSE NAILS & SPA

Desert view high school Asian culture club

Ducky's Pineapple Banana Bread

Eatgypt

Enjoy Crochet & Knit

GIRTHY GOCHU

Gully Bakehouse

Haus of Macs

Health Equity Analytics Lab - HEALab

Herculean Chicken

Hot Bamboo

HUHUs House of Dumplings

J&O’s 360 Photo Booth

JL Nailshop

Kaiju Burger

KebabG restaurant

Knead More Bakery

Krocheted by Karah

Lahaina's Waffle Dogs

Lala Links Tucson

LazyDayTee

Legendary Gemworks

Mai Camera Roll Media

Mali Thai

Maxa Oats Vegan Cookies

mipha.co

Mochinut Tempe

Nic’s Sari Sari

Riman (Salon 520 Beauty Lab)

Saethang Sisters

Satrang Arts

Sawadee Crafts

Seljan’s Mediterranean Kitchen

Shave Ice 808

Shuka Sweets LLC

Sis Mix - Alot Dirty Sodas and More

Spread Them LLC

SStellarCreations

Sweet Rolls and More

Taiwanese classic scallion pancake

Takoyaki Balls

The Makan Bowl

Transit Tea

Tucson Chocolate Factory

UpperMoon Collectibles

Vividblu Health

WeiWeiDraw

Wild West express

Wrapido Food Truck

Yumyum Pocha

With more to be announced…

 

Sponsors

Tucson Foodie's Asian Night Market is made possible with support from The Tucson Chinese Cultural Center, Chinese Chorizo Project, The Drop Dance Studio, Kira Kira Collectables, and Tuk Tuk Thai.


 

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Poster art by Hyejin Lee · @girthy.gochu

 

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