UPDATE
HOUSTON – Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Ramadan Night Market is postponed. Ali Qureshi from Q’s Deli posted a message on Instagram stating that “due to situations beyond our control from the City of Sugar Land, we are postponing the Sugar Land Ramadan Night Market.”
But not to worry. There are still multiple options where you can eat overnight.
If you’re hungry for a midnight snack, you can find some of the original food trucks from the Night Market collaborating with Gyro Hut and Mirchi Peri Peri in Sugar Land.
Event Info
1912 - 1914 Wescott Ave., Sugar Land, TX 77479
Starts April 1st at 11:30 pm
End April 2nd at 5 am
And while the food trucks are dispersed to a new location, Q’s Deli is partnering up with Burger Bodega on Washington Avenue for an ‘After Dark Pop-Up’ event. For more information, click → here.
(Original Article ↓)
It’s a local food festival with a twist happening overnight!
And all the food is halal.
But why overnight?
Muslims around the world are fasting during the month of Ramadan. They fast during the day and eat at night. Because they eat at night, Ali Qureshi, owner of Q’s Deli, is opening his restaurant’s door for an overnight food festival.
Working in partnership with other food collaborators, there will be an abundance of food. From burgers to sweet Kunafa (a Middle Eastern pastry dessert), there is something for everyone to enjoy.
So whether you observe Ramadan or just feel peckish late at night, stop by Q’s Deli this weekend for an all-night feast.
Event Info
Starts on April 1st at 10 pm
Ends April 2nd at 4 am
Q’s Deli on Dairy Ashford near Hwy 90A
To connect with Q’s Deli, click here.
Watch the full interview in the video above.