food market

The Bronx Night Market is back, and it's bringing chicken and waffle sandwiches.

Doughnut Project, Big Gay Ice Cream, La Sonrisa and Ponti Rossi all have new homes, joining about a dozen others.

The 105 Fifth Avenue space will now house a cafe and wine bar, restaurant, bakery and food market instead of shelves of paperbacks.

Bourdain reveals some of the confirmed vendors, a full-service restaurant and other details about the new venture on Pier 57.

Highlights include Daniel Delaney's new fried chicken concept, a Roberta's satellite operation and an all-veggie concept from No. 7.

"It is meant to be crowded and chaotic because that's what hawker centres should be."

A section devoted to Asian family recipes and another dedicated to street food are just part of the philosophy.

The market will highlight cuisines from across the globe with a focus on street food, particularly those found in Singapore.

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