A three-day food fest featuring Korean BBQ, kogos, and K-pop is setting up shop in the streets of Griffintown this weekend, and everyone is invited.
From Friday to Saturday, visitors will be treated to both a street food market and cultural fest. While authentic Korean chefs cook up a storm of fried chicken, Sanchae bibimbap, and Korean tacos on the corner of Peel and Ottawa street, dance troops will perform to catchy tunes and get the party going.
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Food and drink from local notable establishments such as Boba Boba, Wagdog, K-Bros, and more will also be available for purchase. You may even encounter your fair Pomeranians, Poodles, and Bichons, as all three breeds are expected to participate in Pocha’s first #pompoochon meetup.
The best part? You can enjoy the food and festivities for a small entry fee of just $3.
For more information, you can visit the festival’s official Facebook page.
When:Ā August 19 to 21
Time:Ā Friday, 5 to 11 pm; Saturday, noon to 11 pm; Sunday, noon to 8 pm
Where: Les Quartiers du Canal ā Griffintown
Price:Ā $3 entry
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