An Asian food hall with 10 different vendors will soon open in Long Island City
Briefly

The LIC Food Hall in Long Island City is launching this May as a vibrant pan-Asian culinary destination, showcasing 10 food vendors that represent various Asian cuisines such as Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese. Key new restaurants include Guagua Bobo Chicken, serving Chengdu-inspired skewers; Marathon Hong Kong Diner, offering classic café dishes; and Pho Vital, focusing on Vietnamese specialties. Although similar markets have closed, LIC Food Hall symbolizes a positive trend in celebrating Asian cuisine, building on New York's rich food culture.
The opening of LIC Food Hall in Long Island City celebrates Asian cuisines with 10 diverse vendors, marking a resurgence in culinary markets in New York.
With an exciting mix of established and emerging eateries, LIC Food Hall sets out to blend traditional Asian flavors with innovative new dishes.
Read at Time Out New York
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