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Travel Auckland<br />
This page: Families,<br />
couples and groups<br />
of friends sample the<br />
wares at Mount Albert.<br />
and then we succumbed to dessert from the<br />
Little French Pastry stall.<br />
Each week there is a different dessert<br />
cart, along with a rotating series of food<br />
trucks that includes Judge Bao, Akemi’s<br />
Gyoza dumplings and Coreano (an intriguing<br />
fusion of Korean and Mexican). Everything is<br />
fresh, free-range and delicious.<br />
FRIDAYS, 5PM TO 9PM, SPROUT CAFE CARPARK,<br />
847 NEW NORTH ROAD, MOUNT ALBERT. FARMERS’<br />
MARKET, SATURDAYS, 9AM TO 1PM.<br />
Glenfield Night Market<br />
Glenfield Mall dominates the suburban<br />
North Shore landscape like a cruise liner and<br />
the night market underneath it – once you<br />
find it – is epic.<br />
With more than 50 food stalls, my advice is<br />
to join a queue and eat what’s popular<br />
before it sells out.<br />
The market is noisy and teeming with<br />
locals, and by 8pm they’ve cleaned out some<br />
delicacies. What are they scoffing? Skewered<br />
squid tentacles, three for $5, fresh off the<br />
teppanyaki grill at Taste of Japan. Pipinghot,<br />
peppery soup with hand-pulled noodles<br />
from Sichuan. Made-to-order okonomiyaki<br />
(Japanese pancakes) and baby castella,<br />
delightful egg-shaped cakes cooked in<br />
an intricate copper contraption. Roasted<br />
chestnuts, Hungarian fried bread, pork belly<br />
This page: The heaving<br />
Glenfield market where<br />
you have to be quick<br />
to snap up the most<br />
popular fare.<br />
32 <strong>Kia</strong> <strong>Ora</strong> <strong>Sept</strong>ember 2017 33