Ekiben has earned a reputation for its flavorful spicy chicken sandwiches, crispy tempura broccoli, and a variety of other delectable items on the menu.
The beloved Baltimore food establishment is reviving its night market this upcoming weekend.
The Ekiben Night Market is set to take place on Saturday, August 29, and Sunday, August 30, at 1500 Thames Street in the Fells Point neighborhood.
According to the organizers, “Whether you’re coming for the food, the people, or the experience, Night Market is all about celebrating what happens when great ideas and great energy come together in one place.”
Attendees can anticipate a tantalizing array of more than 35 food vendors, showcasing both familiar favorites and exciting newcomers.
Among the participating vendors are Silver and Sons BBQ, Gong Cha, Plant Baked by Sarah, EJJI, Boxcar Burgers, The Charmery, Waiting to Oxtail, Rooted Rotisserie, The Urban Oyster, Tabachoy, Homade Sweets, Attman’s Deli Harbor Point, Fuzzies Burgers, Wenwen, Kong Pocha, Cafe Dear Leon, Barkada Breads, Saigon Social, Xing Fu Tang, Clavel, Chiko, Beye Beignets, Kanom Cafe, Heady Juice Co, Mexican on the Run, CM.Pops, Panzinos, Tortuga Kombucha & Deli, Soul Smoked BBQ, Aru Aru, Sweets by Caroline, Lumpiang Ina Mo, Pho Bac, Èdo Cheesecake, Key Neapolitan by Verde, Rose Ave Bakery, and Black Acres Roastery.
Tickets are necessary for entry to the festival and are selling quickly, so it is advisable to purchase them soon.
The event will be open from 4 to 10 p.m. on Saturday and from 12 to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
VIP tickets, priced at $125 each, provide early access, allowing guests to enter at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday or 11 a.m. on Sunday. VIP attendees will also receive exclusive Ekiben Night Market merchandise and two complimentary drinks at select bars.
General admission tickets are available for $25. There is also an option for late entry on Saturday for $15, although this option is not available for Sunday.
Children aged 12 and under can attend the market free of charge.
