Queens Night Market's Rockefeller Center Pop-Up Extended

NEW YORK — The Queens Night Market's daytime pop-up in Rockefeller Center will stick around for several more weeks.

The Midtown Manhattan pop-up, dubbed "The OUTPOST by Queens Night Market," has officially been extended through the end of September, founder John Wang announced Wednesday.

The extended outpost will also feature several new food vendors, including Cambodian and Bengali eateries.

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"We hope it’s a valuable amenity to the thousands and thousands of workers and tourists that pass through every day," Wang said in a statement.

Participating vendors include:

• Cambodiannow – Cambodian Amok Trey (Fish Amok), Sach Ko Ang Jakak (Beef Skewers), AnsomKhnor (Jackfruit with Sticky Rice) and Teuk Santek (Mung Bean Soy Milk)
• Jhal – Bengali Jhal Muri (Puffed Rice), Fuchka (Stuffed Semolina Shells), Bhoot Muri (Black Chickpeas) and Shorbot (Saffron-infused Lemonade w/Basil Seeds)
• Burmese Bites – Burmese Keema Palatas & Ohno Kaukswe
• Em – Vietnamese Thịt Kho and Chả Giò
• La'Maoli – Antiguan Saltfish Balls & Island Subs
• Joey Bats Café – Portuguese Pastéis de Nata
• Brooklyn Dumpling – Polish Pierogis & Kopytka
• Treat Yourself Jerk Chicken – Jamaican Jerk Chicken
• Hong Kong Street Food – Hong Kongese Soy Sauce Noodles
• Primos Variedades – Mexican Fresh-Carved Al Pastor Tacos
• Lion City Coffee – Singaporean Chai Tow Kway & Kaya Toast

The Queens Night Market launched a three-week trial run of the daytime Rockefeller Center pop-up, located on the South Plaza, at the end of the July.

The market's fifth season in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park started in May and has since welcome about 12,000 visitors each night, according to Wang.

The Saturday night market in Queens will go on hiatus for a month to make room for parking for the U.S. Open, then return for the fall season on Sept. 14.