NY Night Market – The NEW Vivocity Outlet Offers 1-For-1 Draft Beers!

Fans of NY Night Market will be stoked to know that it has recently opened a new outlet at Vivocity! Sitting on the first level of the huge mall, the restaurant is one of South Korea’s most popular chains. Their menu is inspired by cosmopolitan New York and lively night markets of Seoul.

From the ambience to the food and beverages, everything about this space reflects the brilliant East meets West Concept. Entering the restaurant, you will be captivated by the loud and colourful setup. The menu itself is quite extensive, so remember to grab a few friends so you can try a bigger variety! Expect sandwiches, pizzas, stews, pastas, and more! There’s lots of cheese, big flavours, and surprises so come all ready for a huge feast! Psst, read till the end to find out about an on-going promotion that NY Night Market is running!

We were spoilt for choice. NY Night Market is here to seriously pamper your taste buds. We absolutely loved Cream the Curry Feat. Toppoki ($14.90) which was such a sweet surprise. To put it simply, it tasted very much like Indian curry, but sweeter. The mildly spicy pot contains beef and toppoki. The extremely light and fluffy whipped cream which dissolved really quickly into the curry gave it a lovely richness and creaminess that we just couldn’t get enough of. Who would have thought that whipped cream would go so well with curry?

Next, we had the Waterfall Cheese Shrimp ($14.90) which was a complete stunner. Sauteed succulent prawns, broccoli, king oyster mushrooms and cherry tomatoes sit on a hot plate, and is accompanied by a little pot of mozzarella and emmental cheese. Pour the warm cheese over the ingredients when you’re ready, and watch a literal waterfall of cheese flow onto the mix of ingredients! Cheese lovers will definitely love this creation!

Hawaiian Freestyle ($7.90) is inspired by a Korean street snack that has been trending in recent years. The savoury sandwich sees a firm chicken patty, grilled pineapple, corn omelette, cheese slice, pickles and shredded cabbage, NY Night Market sandwich jam, BBQ sauce, and mayonnaise sandwiched between toasted brioche. You can look forward to a great mix of tantalising flavours because this sure is a flavour bomb!

Almost like a classic breakfast toast from New York, You’re Bacon Me Hungry ($7.90) is crafted for those who love their eggs and bacon. The combination of fried bacon, scrambled eggs, hashbrown, cheese and shredded cabbage will never go wrong! Laced with tartar sauce and NY Night Market sandwich jam, which bring all the ingredients together harmoniously, this toast is perfect for breakfast, or even as a snack any time of the day.

When we were first introduced to the 50cm Baguette ($14.90), we went “Hell yeah, bring it on!” Seeing the masterpiece lying across the table, we were all super excited to tuck into it! There is just something about unusually huge food creations that gets everyone pumped up. Maybe it’s how glorious the food looks, or how instagram-worthy it is, or maybe because it’s irresistibly aromatic because it’s supersized. Whatever it is, NY Night Market’s 50cm Baguette nailed them all. The combo of sliced beef, jalapenos, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, cheddar, onion salsa, BBQ sauce and butter set off a party in my mouth. The toasted baguette had a slight crisp on its edges, and we loved how the entire setup was unpretentious and just delicious! Everyone at the table was impressed!

The moment the Little Chicken in New York ($24.90) arrived, everyone at the table stared at it longingly, all eager to dive into it. The fragrance of the Korean fried chicken was just too captivating! 4 big juicy chicken thighs are accompanied with French fries, onion rings and a citrusy mango salad. The chicken thighs were perfectly crispy even after a while. This was undeniably one of our favourite dishes of the day!

Budaejjigae is a spicy sausage stew which usually comprises kimchi, baked beans, sausages and melted cheese. But at NY Night Market, the Budaejjigae ($18.90) is made up of a jumbo pork sausage, bulgogi beef, and the usual ingredients. Served with a generous sprinkling of cheese, the stew began to bubble shortly after. We waited for the cheese to melt before giving the stew a good mix. Armed with a marvellous creaminess from the cheese, the luscious stew was appetizing and appealing. The stew is pretty filling so make sure you have your gang with you to tackle it!

A rather interesting combo is the Avocado Steak ($15.90) which is a solid outfit of medium-rare beef steak and fried avocado slices seasoned with cayenne pepper. The tempura-like batter holding the avocado slices was slightly crunchy. Best eaten when it is hot, the beef steak was wonderfully seasoned, and the flavour of the herbs and spices made the steak even more enticing. I was excited to see if NY Night Market will nail the doneness of the steak, and they sure didn’t disappoint.

Rosti seems to be most commonly paired with smoked salmon or sausages. NY Night Market decided to take their rosti to another level by pairing it with beef. The Rosti&Beef ($11.90) comes with house-shred Russet potatoes and sweet bulgogi beef. Topped with a dollop of sour cream, the golden crispy rosti was yummy enough on its own! NY Night Market elevated the time-tested pairing of sour cream and rosti with the sweetness and savoriness of the beef, and this combination definitely deserves lots of credit!

The Pasta de Dak-Galbi ($17.90) was spot on! NY Night Market put oodles of spaghetti, dakgalbi (stir-fried spicy marinated chicken in gochujang sauce) and assorted vegetables together, before smothering the mix with gooey melted cheese. Beware, this is one fiery plate! For spicy-food lovers (hi-five), this will be very satisfying! The first mouthful was intense and spicy enough to let me know that this dish will probably send beads of perspiration flowing down my forehead. It’s super shiok though and I loved it to bits!

NY Night Market is not just about savoury dishes and sides. Their beverages, especially the alcoholic ones, are really good as well! Blood&Seoul ($14.90), one of its signatures, was so refreshing and tasty! This giant beverage may seem intimidating at first (try carrying it and you will know what I mean), but you’ll have no trouble finishing it! Before releasing the Cass beer into the mix, you have to drink some of the cocktails which is a blend of lime Mojito, raspberry and strawberry puree, lemon juice and mint. The cocktail has a sweet and citrusy aftertaste. Beer lovers will love this more and more as the taste of the beer becomes increasingly prominent.

I’ll recommend the NY Strawberry Coffee Frappe ($6.50) for those who want a non-alcoholic drink, and the Cream Beer ($12.90), which comes with whipped cream, for beer drinkers who also have a sweet tooth.

Good news for beer fanatics (hi-5 again)! Currently there is a 1-for-1 promotion for ALL draft beers. This applies to beer TOWERS (U.P. $75++ to $80++ each) too! I know, it’s SUPER WORTH IT RIGHT? Jio your drinking kakis now because no one knows when this promotion will end! Just note that this promotion is available only at NY Night Market (VivoCity and 313@somerset); the Westgate outlet offers 1-for-1 bottled beers instead.

NY Night Market is not just hip and trendy, but it also sends out amazing food at wallet-friendly prices! They have successfully brought Western cuisine and Korean flavours together seamlessly, creating an extensive menu full of Instagram-worthy and great-tasting dishes. We really enjoyed the food and ambience here, and will no doubt be back for more. If you’ve been thinking of visiting, now’s a perfect time because you certainly shouldn’t miss the beer promotion!

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