Night Market ( Asian street food, souvenirs ) — Local services in Dubai

Thrift shops flock here (clothes, books, etc.), other sells accessories and footwear. There is one booth that offers printing. When you are done shopping, there is a part that you can dine. Mostly Asian street food. You can play billiards also. Tip: *Don't wear directly the clothes, shorts, etc. On the spot. This stuffs is exposed in dust and touched by other shoppers. *When you try to see each clothes displayed, you should be with your mask, to avoid inhaling fabric dust. *Make a DIY for your sizes (strings or rope can be measured and bring it with you). *when you reach home, throw the clothes stuff in washing machine and wash. *Buy water or drinks outside rather than those things they sell, same drinks...

Night Market is a pocket surprise for wise buyers of all race and sizes. Head-to-toe needs can be met by rows of stalls that sells pre-loved and brand new items. There is a block that sells quality salon products, customized shirts, sleep wear and smart casuals. The crowning glory would be the food stalls: craving for something Chinese? Filipino? Thai? All freshly cooked and served in a laid-back, backyardly setting. Night market is part of Dubai Shopping Festival, and can be found in various...

Pinoys pride, "street foods", From isaw, fishball, lobsterball, squidball, tempura, kikiam, turon, bananacue, taho, chicken skin, kwek-kwek and etc. This foods can be found on every corner and it is affordable, convenient and great way to bring friends, small talk and chit-chat(Marites). The night market also features shops selling clothes, accessories, home decors, perfumes and etc. A must visit and it's always good to try...