Time Out Market Vancouver just revealed its final list of restaurants | Daily Hive

Betty and Jacky Hung of Beaucoup Bakery (Amy Ho)

In case you missed the news, Oakridge Park will be opening its doors starting May 28, in addition to the launch of one of the hottest restaurant hubs in the city: Time Out Market Vancouver.

The market announced back in 2022 that it would finally be making its debut in Vancouver. Here you’ll find 20 kitchens, one dessert, and one coffee counter, alongside multiple event spaces and a large outdoor terrace facing onto a public park.

There will also be three bars on site, offering a curated program highlighting Vancouver’s vast local microbrewery scene alongside Okanagan wines and custom cocktails (including some zero-proof options).

Additionally, the market shared that it will offer vibrant, year-round cultural programs alongside its curated food and drink offerings like live music, wine tastings, book signings, cooking demonstrations, watch parties, DJ sets, and family-friendly activities.

“We’re thrilled to unveil our final vendors, completing a lineup that showcases the very best of Vancouver under one roof — from standout culinary creations to live music, curated events, and cultural experiences. We can’t wait to welcome both locals and visitors to experience it all,” said Julien Lavoie, general manager of Time Out Vancouver.

Previous vendor announcements saw major chefs like Chanthy Yen and Vikram Vij announce new concepts, alongside new locations from much-loved brands like DL Chicken, Via Tevere, Santo Taco, and more.

“Time Out Market is all about bringing the best of the city under one roof. The team has curated an incredible mix of the city’s top culinary and cultural experiences- from award-winning chefs to rising talents. I’m especially excited to taste the next generation of flavours at the new Time Out Market Vancouver. It’s going to be great to share this experience with all market chefs, especially longtime friends like Rob Feenie and Chanthy Yen at Mee Bar,” said Vij.

Now, the market has released the final list of vendors, and there are plenty of exciting spots to check out. Keep on reading to see all the recently announced eateries you’ll be able to check out starting May 28.

Pasta e Basta by Ask for Luigi

Pasta e Basta (Time Out Market Vancouver)

When thinking of Italian food in Vancouver, one of the first spots that comes to mind is Ask For Luigi. For over a decade, Ask for Luigi has been a much-loved Italian dining destination, receiving numerous accolades in the process.

Now, in addition to the numerous sister concepts across Metro Vancouver, a new concept from the team will be debuting at Time Out Market Vancouver called Pasta e Basta by Ask for Luigi.

Here, you’ll find a menu focused on pasta favourites, including Spaghetti Cacio e Pepe and Rigatoni Bolognese, alongside Italian antipasti.

PiDGiN

Pork Belly Rice Bowl (Juno Kim/PiDGiN)

PiDGiN has been serving its signature Asian French fusion in Gastown since 2013, receiving prestigious recognitions like being Michelin-recommended. The team will be bringing that same, award-winning cuisine to Time Out Market Vancouver when it opens.

Expect dishes like Foie Gras Rice Bowl, Lobster Dan Dan Noodles, and Mango Rice Pudding.

Dumpling bar Blnd Tger

Joshua Neufeld/Blnd Tger

The dumpling shop, which has operated a location in Chinatown since 2021, is meant to act as a nod to Shanghai alleyway dumpling shops. At its Time Out Market Vancouver location, you’ll find the same fun, elevated dumpling and dim sum you’ve grown to love from its original locations.

New offerings at its Time Out Market location will include Fujian Chicken and Chive Dumplings, Shrimp Toast, and Shanghai Cold Sesame Noodles.

España

Paella from España (Time Out Market Vancouver)

España will be bringing a slice of Spain to the market with owner Edward Perrow and team offering a selection of Spanish-inspired dishes made with local and seasonal ingredients. In the market, it will be offering a selection of pinxtos, tapas, charcuterie boards, and its iconic paellas.

Beaucoup Bakery Cafe and The Creamery by Beaucoup

Amy Ho/Beaucoup Bakery

Beaucoup Bakery will not only be bringing its signature café experience to Time Out Market Vancouver, but it will also be debuting a new, exclusive dessert bar called The Creamery by Beaucoup

At The Creamery and cafe, customers will find bold, never-before-seen flavour pairings alongside innovative seasonal items (think Butter Dip Soft Serve and Toast with a Kouign-amann flavour).

This follows the recent opening of its new Britannia Village location, found in a restored 1936 bunkhouse.

Time Out Express

Rounding out the new vendors is Time Out Express, a go-to destination for folks to enjoy zero-proof drinks that will also act as a central hub for guest service.

At the made-to-order spirit-free bar, it will be serving botanical concoctions in addition to a lineup of local kombuchas.

This will also be the place for any and all market questions, as well as where folks will be able to grab gift cards or even pick up vendor takeout orders. There will also be a selection of local snacks.

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Previously announced vendors

These new eateries are joining what was already a stacked cast of local favourites, which includes Chef Robert Feenie’s new concept called Feenie’s, Chef Chanthy Yen’s new eatery called Mee Bar, Chef and owner of Baan Lao Nutcha Phanthoupheng’s new spot called MaKaam, the new concept from Bar Bravo called Barnacle, as well as new locations from Lunch Lady and DownLow Chicken.

Other additions include Chef Vikram Vij’s Peacock, Via Tevere, Kishimoto, Santo Taco, Heritage Asian Eatery, Mello Donuts, and Boba Run.

Time Out Market Vancouver

Address: Oakridge Park — 650 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver

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