Time Out Market Union Square
Time Out Market Union Square is a food and cultural destination where everything you eat, drink, and experience has been handpicked by the editors of Time Out New York. Inside this 10,000+ sq ft space, you'll find seven unique kitchens, a full service bar, a coffee bar, and a pastry counter with to-go lunch items-all run by local legends and rising stars shaping the future of NYC's food scene.
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Edgard Aponte
βWe visited Time out Market today and it was an amazing experience, good variety of food options, clean and well organized place, staff always around taking care of trash and cleaning the tables. Food was amazing, we ordered from: Kebabwala (Chicken tikka rice bowl) Smashed express (Chilli cheese fries) Tacos fonda (Churros) Formino (4 formaggio and Lombardi pizzas) All were 10/10, great flavor, right temperature and good portions. Drinks from the bar were very good specially the Expresso Martini. Overall a great experience that we'll definitely repeat in the future.β
Sukawut Ratanabala
βI stopped by Kam Rai Thai and tried their Hat Yai Fried Chicken and Northern Thai Sausage. The fried chicken was absolutely delicious -- super crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, with that signature southern Thai flavor and a sprinkle of fried shallots on top. The sticky rice paired perfectly with the sweet chili sauce on the side. The Northern Thai sausage was flavorful too fragrant herbs, lemongrass, and a nice spicy kick. It went really well with the red onion and herb salad that came with it. The food presentation was clean and inviting, and the service was quick. You can really taste the authentic regional Thai touch in every bite. Definitely worth a visit if you're craving real Thai comfort food in the middle of the city!β
j bedi
βFood isn't great, it's true "food court" quality food. We tried the smash burger, loaded fries, chicken biryani & pad Thai. While the biryani was decent, the traditional dough that is cooked on top of the clay pot was more like pappar than the doughy crisp texture it's supposed to be. The burger wasn't bad but other places are deff better. The veggies in the pad Thai weren't fresh. Seems more of a tourist grab than anything else. I wouldn't recc going here. The bar however was worth going to! The bartender was super sweet & he had a great attitude. He made us an amazing espresso martini. For the price that we paid for everything we couldn't gone to a proper restaurant with a better cohesive, fresher mealβ
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