Superfresh

This review is more like 3.5 stars. Came here on a Monday night so it wasn’t super busy which was great. Had no idea what to expect but the concept was pretty interesting and unique. The overall vibe was nice, definitely a chill place to grab drinks and snacks with some friends. There aren’t a lot of bigger tables so just be weary if you plan to come with a large group. The concept is a basically a sit down food market. There’s about 4-5 vendors, and you order and pay through a QR code on your table. Each stall you order through will make your order and a server will deliver the food to you. The only thing I didn’t like about this format is that despite it being not super busy on a Monday, there was a couple of cases where the vendor had made our food and the server hadn’t heard them call out to say the food is ready. We were tempted to just go up and get it ourselves (again we knew it was our food because there were only a few tables) but the servers were on the other end chatting. Not a very good system for when it’s super busy and there’s way more people. How do the servers know when the food is ready or not? Also, seems sort of silly to tip the servers your standard amount when you do all the ordering and payment yourself. And I really could pick up the food myself too, because that’s all they’re doing for me. Aside from that, the food was unique and tasty, and the drinks were decent as well. The food was a bit on a pricier side given they’re meant for sharing rather than a whole meal, but I wouldn’t mind coming again.

A neat concept for an Asian food Hall with a variety of vendors. Note it is quite popular right now so be prepared to wait 30-45 min on a Sat night. I came here for my favorite mochi muffin place (the good goods!!!) but stayed for some dinner. You order everything on your phone via a QR code on the table and pay via your phone at the end by closing your tab. We got a variety of food & drinks. Some highlights: Lemongrass coconut beer (super refreshing!), braised beef noodles (hearty and filling). The chicken satay skewer was also pretty good. We also got some baos but I thought it was a little small in terms of filling/less fluffy than other bao places I've been to. The Korean egg appetizer was just average in my opinion for its price. The service was pretty quick. Each table ends up being a little cramped since it's more of a share small dishes kind of place but they do come by fairly often to clear dishes/fill water occasionally. Overall I think if you want to try a variety of Asian dishes this has a chill vibe and plenty of options. But it comes out to be pretty pricey for what it is for some vendors, so it might be more worthwhile to pick one restaurant vs a food Hall like this if you're only wanting a particular type of cuisine.

A must if you’re looking for a nice place to spend the evening with different food option. A well thought out eating concept. I went there with my family and wasn’t sure with my kids would fit in the setting. The staffs were super attentive and were very hopeful to explain how to order and how to use the website. The food was excellent and we enjoyed our supper. I would definitely recommend.

The concept is like a food court but with service. The decoration is interesting and trying to give a Asian night market/ street market vibe. Seating is not too comfortable as the chairs are pretty stiff. It does feel spacious. Food taste ok but nothing really stand out. The drinks are disappointing, we ordered high balls and taste very blend as if no alcohol is added. The cocktail is tiny and not worth the price. Overall, we spend $140 for 4 people, with 4 drinks and 3 plates of food. Not impressed.

Super cute and nostalgic place. Great vibes, music and great service. Food and drinks were all delicious! My favourite item was the Korean pork belly lettuce wraps, they were super flavourful, juicy and had great texture. I'll definitely be back!

At first glance this place is more of a social media/current hype type of a night market. There’s no real walking around and it’s mainly restaurants style seating. Upon entering you are seated at a table and given a QR code to order from, which is very convenient since you can also pay through online after ordering. There’s not much of a server aspect as most of them were in training and foods just delivered to the table after you order yourself and you can get up and leave on your own. I’d say the food is more mediocre then how it looks, either over seasoned or lacking something I do love the mini Mochi cupcakes and will for sure buy some more in the future. I’d say it’s worth trying for the experience but I’d stick to drinks more.

My friends and I went here on a Friday night at 6pm. We got the very last available table before the long line up for the dinner rush began. We were seated in the corner where 3 of us were crammed in a very small round table that barely fit 2 dishes at a time. We ordered 7 dishes + 1 mochi muffin and paid around $120. The only dish that was worth it was Jajan’s Indonesian chicken skewers ($16). The chicken was tender and the peanut sauce was so good! The other dishes were a bit bland which was disappointing because Asian night markets (the concept of this place) are known for flavorful food.

Love the concept of Superfresh! Reminds me so much of the night markets but on a whole other level. There was quite a lineup when we went but fortunately we didn't have to wait too long. Most of the food we ordered were very good ... Some a little more pricey than others. Food comes nice and fresh and you're able to share it with other people from your party. You have to order on your phone through a QR code but we have having a lot of technical issues on our table but quite understandable since it's fairly new. My favourite was the chicken skewers from Jajan, the beef tartare from Ssam Cha and the Taiwanese fried chicken from Bao Bird. Will definitely come back to try more food and with some luck, maybe their speakeasy. I love the vibe of this place!