A vibrant celebration of Asian culture, community, and culinary creativity is returning to Smorgasburg Fort Lauderdale this May with the highly anticipated Asian Street Food Market: Mango Edition, a two-day festival honoring Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
Taking place Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, May 31, the annual event is presented in partnership with Cross Cultures by lifestyle journalist and culinary consultant Cheryl Tiu, bringing together an expansive lineup of Asian street food vendors, live entertainment, cultural programming, and mango-inspired culinary specials in celebration of South Florida’s beloved mango season.
As one of South Florida’s largest outdoor food festivals, the event is expected to welcome more than 15,000 guests throughout the weekend, transforming Smorgasburg Fort Lauderdale into a lively hub of food, music, and cultural experiences.
A Celebration of Asian Street Food & Mango Season
This year’s festival will feature more than 45 food vendors, including over 15 AAPI-owned concepts representing cuisines from across Asia and the Pacific Islands. Guests can expect flavors from Burmese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Thai, Vietnamese, and Polynesian culinary traditions, alongside more than 40 exclusive mango-inspired dishes and drinks created specifically for the event.
Among the featured menu highlights are:
- Mango Sticky Rice Matcha by Numu
- Mango Adobo Wings with Pinoy Mango Sauce by Bootchog’s Grill
- Tofu with Mango Habanero Salsa by El Nopalito Vegan Taqueria
- Mango Salmon Roll by Chef Norlan
- Mango Banana Lumpia by Island Tastes Florida
Adding to the festival’s playful spirit is the Mango Exchange activation, where guests can bring fresh mangos to exchange for a complimentary drink at the bar while supplies last.
Featured Vendors
The weekend will spotlight a diverse lineup of guest vendors and local culinary talent, including:
- Ahmay’s Burmese Street Food
- Chef Norlan
- Island Tastes Florida
- Julie’s Crochet
- Kanto Asian Street Food
- Kin Asian Street Food
- The Sister House
- Yen’s Kitchen
- And more to be announced
Live Entertainment & Cultural Programming
Beyond the food offerings, the festival will feature a full schedule of cultural programming and interactive experiences designed for all ages.
Saturday’s lineup includes Silent Karaoke from 5PM–8PM, a Community Table gathering from 4PM–7PM, and nightly Polynesian dance performances from 5PM–7PM.
On Sunday, guests can experience Hong Kong-style Mahjong hosted by 888Mahjong alongside additional Polynesian dance performances throughout the evening.
Event Information
📍 Smorgasburg Fort Lauderdale
Festival Hours
- Saturday, May 30: 12PM – 10PM
- Sunday, May 31: 12PM – 8PM
🎟 Free and open to the public
For additional information, visit Smorgasburg South Florida or follow @smorgasburgmiami.