10 Happy Bites of Asian Street Food Fun

First up, a Dallas favorite that knows how to do Asian street food right. Hawkers on Main Street is often buzzing, especially on weekends, so plan your visit or be ready for a lively atmosphere. You'll find a wide menu, but many folks rave about their chili wontons and basil fried rice. One visitor wrote, "Had an absolutely great meal. Sat at the bar. Bartender, Jonathan, was awesome. Made me a vodka version of the Paloma. Smooooth! Had the chili wontons to start and basil fried rice. Good size portion." It's a great spot for sharing small plates with friends. They're open late on Fridays and Saturdays, until 11:00 PM.

Another Dallas gem, this place on Burlington Blvd offers a taste of various Asian cuisines. If you're looking for a good pho, this spot comes highly recommended by locals. It's a casual place perfect for a quick, satisfying meal. Just note they are closed on Tuesdays. One visitor shared, "Best local asian food spot ? You bet ! Randomly wanted to pho 😋, did a quick search and found asian street also sold this ontop of other asian food. Went and ordered the beef pho , crab rangoons an". Sounds like a great choice for when that pho craving hits! They open at 11:00 AM most days, so you can grab an early lunch.

Head over to Seattle for E-Jae Pak Mor, a Thai spot known for its unique and delicious options. This place has a super fresh vibe and quick service, which is perfect if you're looking for a tasty meal without a long wait. It's a smaller, cozy spot where you order at the counter. One happy diner wrote, "Amazing spot with unique and delicious options. Small and casual yet cozy. Counter order but they bus and it was great service all around. Ordered the Pak Mor Youn, pad kee mao and beef soup and Thai". Don't miss their Pak Mor specialties! They have a short break between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM on weekdays.

In Tallahassee, J's Asian Street Food offers a mix of Asian fusion, noodles, and dumplings. While prices can be a bit higher, the flavors often make it worthwhile for many. It's a popular choice for those craving authentic Asian dishes in the area. One visitor remarked, "I was in town visiting and I was craving some Asian food. This place come up in a couple of different searches. The prices were on the higher end so I waited. Then on other night the craving had to". If you're a fan of rice noodles, one reviewer specifically mentioned the shrimp rice noodles as a highlight. They are closed on Mondays, so plan your visit for another day.

Atlanta's Hawkers Perimeter brings more fantastic Asian street food to the table. This location is known for its friendly staff and pleasant dining experience. While one review mentioned basil fried rice was a bit bland, others rave about the overall service. One guest shared a lovely story: "We come here often, and every time the staff are incredibly friendly. Today our server was Celeste, and she even gave us a bag of donuts after we mentioned that we had completed the White Elephant rac". That's service with a smile! They're open until 10:00 PM on weekdays and 11:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.

Another great Hawkers spot in Atlanta, this one on Auburn Ave NE. It's a lively place with a good atmosphere, perfect for a fun night out with friends or family. Many visitors praise the drinks, food, and service. One reviewer, traveling from out of town, said: "We absolutely loved our experience here! We are from out of town (AL), travel to ATL a lot, but this was our first time here and we had a wonderful time. The drinks, food, and service was incredible!" They're open every day from 11:00 AM, closing at 10:00 PM on most nights, and 11:00 PM on weekends.

For those in Arlington, Virginia, this Hawkers location offers flavorful Asian street food that comes out quickly. It's a popular spot, usually busy, which speaks to its quality. The ambiance is often highlighted as a strong point, with nice decor and good music. One visitor commented, "Great experience at Hawkers Asian Street Food. The food was flavorful and came out quickly, and the server was friendly and attentive. Everything we ordered was well prepared and full of flavour." If you're looking for a lively place with good food and a quick turnaround, this is a solid pick. They're open daily, closing at 10:00 PM on weekdays.

Bethesda, Maryland, also boasts a fantastic Hawkers location. This spot has a cool, almost 'cyberpunk' vibe, making it a treat for both your eyes and your taste buds. They offer a blend of small plate pan-Asian dishes, perfect for trying a little bit of everything. One excited diner wrote, "Hawkers is a fantastic treat! The vibe is cyberpunk/ Blade Runner in the best possible manner. This place is delectable for the eyes as well as the belly." Their Pok Pok Wings and Curry Duck Noodles are often mentioned as favorites. It can get busy on a Friday evening, so a short wait might happen.

Back to Dallas for another great Hawkers, this time on Belt Line Road. This location is praised for its decor and wide range of food options, including Korean dishes. The staff here are often noted for being very attentive and accommodating. One visitor shared, "My family and I were seated immediately. Our server was great and gave great details about the dishes. Unfortunately, I forgot her name. I ordered Crurry Laksa Ramen. I'm vegan-ish and server was able". They're open until 10:00 PM most weeknights and 11:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, giving you plenty of time to explore the menu.

Our last stop is the Orlando Hawkers on N Mills Ave, a truly popular spot with thousands of reviews! This location offers an array of Asian street eats in an airy, industrial setting. The Udon Noodles here are a standout, known for being perfectly chewy with bold flavor. One enthusiastic reviewer exclaimed, "The Udon Noodles were unreal — perfectly chewy with bold flavor and just the right heat. Add in the sauce from the bread appetizer!" The outdoor seating area is a lovely option on a nice Florida evening. Just like other Hawkers, it's open late on weekends.