. The event, which took over several blocks of the city's Sunset District, was inspired by the evening street fair culture popular across much of Asia.
Supervisor Joel Engardio, who came up with the idea for the event. "Night markets bring people together, they make streets safer, they help small businesses, all the things we need in San Francisco right now.""Instead of ordering one dish, you get to go around and try a lot of dishes," said K-Pop Chicken owner Astro Park.
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