Asian Food Festival Takes Over Downtown West Palm Beach Sept. 25-27th

Nancy M. Graham Centennial Square is about to smell like satay, bubble tea, and amazing food. On Friday, September 25, the West Palm Beach Downtown Foodie World Asian Food Festival opens for a three-day run that runs through Sunday, September 27, with food stalls, live performances, and family activities filling the square from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. each day.

Organized by Saigon Night Market, the festival is free to enter and pitched as a family-friendly celebration of Asian cuisine and culture. Visitors can expect a mix of street-food staples — Vietnamese bánh mì, Korean barbecue, Thai noodles, Filipino lumpia, and Japanese desserts among them — alongside local vendors and pop-up shops.

The schedule is consistent across all three days: gates open at 2 p.m. and the event closes at 10 p.m., making it easy to drop in after school, after work, or after dinner. The location at 150 North Clematis Street is a short walk from the waterfront and close to downtown parking garages.

For families west of I-95, the event is a quick shot east on Lake Worth Road or Forest Hill Boulevard. No tickets are required for entry, though some vendors may accept cards only. Event details and any vendor updates are available on the festival's Eventbrite page.

Reported with details from Eventbrite — Saigon Night Market.