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| Richmond
Night Market
by Nathan |
 Enjoying the Richmond Night Market on a warm summer night |
Activity:
If you’re looking to find some sweet deals or just want to have a good
time, the Richmond Night Market is the place for you. With
over 300 booths to pick from, chances are you won’t leave empty-handed.
They have hats, clocks, T-shirts, cell-phones, video games, CD’s, toys,
even underwear. Don’t make the mistake I did—forget your wallet.
Luckily, my Mom felt sorry for me and gave me 10$ dollars to spend.
I know it doesn’t sound like much, but 10 bucks goes a long way at the
night market. Coleman got himself six beyblades for 2$. That’s
unheard of. Usually one beyblade costs 12$. Jen bought
a pair of big sunglasses for 5$. Why she did that I’ll never know;
she’s already got at least five pairs. I nearly bought the new Harry
Potter book. It only cost 2$. The only problem is I’m still
reading the first book.
The Richmond Night Market also has a special section selling food. Every time I walked by I could smell the aroma of Chinese cooking. I finally caved in and bought some teriyaki chicken on noodles (even though I’d already eaten my dinner). I wish my Mom could cook like that; it was delicious. Jen tried the strawberry bubble tea. Mom and Dad shared some shrimp dumplings, which Coleman even tried. Dad also bought some of those dried traditional Chinese candies. He says they keep him regular. (Whatever turns your crank) If you time it right, you can catch one of the live performances. I saw these kendo drum guys who were so synchronized it was incredible. Trust me the Richmond Night Market is awesome, not just for finding deals but the experience itself. If you go, you’ll be glad you did. Age group: All ages Expense rating: Free
Details: Right now The Richmond Night Market is located at 12631 Vulcan Way, Richmond. Look for the Home Depot and you’ll find it. It’s open on weekend and holidays during the months of June to October. We got there at 8:00 PM, but I think it opens at 7:00 PM and closes at midnight. Website: www.richmondnightmarket.com. Also check out the Chinatown Night Market. Area: Richmond Season: Summer Educational highlights: Fun for the adult?: |
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I’ve never been to S.E. Asia, but this is what I imagine it to be like:
lots of stalls selling everything under the sun and lots of people shopping.
The Richmond Night Market is an experience that takes you out of your everyday
life into something completely different. You get to see Asian culture
and taste Asian foods without going all the way to the Orient.
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The Richmond Night Market is popular. Lots of people go. If
you don’t like crowds, I’d go right when it opens at 7:00 PM.