Sydney’s Night Noodle Markets Have Been Postponed Due To Waterlogging
The iconic foodie event was set to return after a two-year hiatus.
Please note: The Night Noodle markets have been postponed due to heavy rainfall and subsequent waterlogging. The City of Sydney has deemed the Prince Alfred Park unsafe for large-scale public events. New dates are yet to be announced but watch this space for updates.
Every year Hyde Park transforms into a food lovers paradise with the aroma of delicious barbecue food wafting through the streets of the CBD and ambient music playing in the background for the Night Noodle Markets. The annual markets have been disrupted over the last two years but with some semblance of post-pandemic normalcy settling in, the markets are all set to make a grand return for six nights of food, lights, music, endless bowls of noodles and steaming hot dumplings.
The Night Noodle Markets
Presented by Citi, the Sydney Night Noodle Markets are scheduled to return later this year. The vibrant Asian food festival is a staple for foodies and this time round, they’re ditching their regular location of Hyde Park for the expansive, Prince Alfred Park. Even better, considering that it’s conveniently located right next to Central Station.
So what can you expect at this year’s Night Noodle Markets?
As always the markets will be filled with various hawker-style stalls and pop-ups dishing out some truly delicious grub. Right from dumplings to melt-in-your-mouth bao, you can indulge on a variety of both sweet and savoury meals from local, national and interstate vendors.
Also on hand will be some truly insta-worthy desserts and a number of vegan and vegetarian options if you are so inclined.
Flying Noodles, Wonderbao, Gelato Messina and Twistto are the first few stallholders onboard with more names to be announced soon.
Apart from food, the markets are also home to heaps of live entertainment providing attendees with a real chance to kick back and (over) indulge. Expect live music and lion dancers frolicking about, an exclusive beer garden and an aperol spritz kombi bar for all the drinks. Non alcoholic beer brand Heaps Normal will be on site along with Dan Murphy’s Zero% Bar.
A new addition to this years markets are QR codes thanks to a partnership with Mr Yum. This will allow you to simply scan the QR code, place an order and pay which means less time queuing up and more time stuffing your face.
New dates for the Night Noodle Markets are yet to be announced. Head to their website for further details.