Abang Yoli Malcolm Yards

Two of my favorite things to pair with beer are Korean food and American fast food. A new acquaintance and I ordered the Kimchi Slaw from Abang Yoli. It started with hints of the classic Southern picnic slaw and then finished with buckets of Korean flavor and enough heat to punch you in the face. In the best way possible. The Asian fries were perfectly cooked – not overly oily or salty, but just enough to know I was being naughty. I appreciated how the shredded leeks and cilantro smartly balanced the deep-fried wickedness. Abang Yoli stood out from the other vendors at “The Market At Malcolm Yards” with their Asian flavors infused into fast food. The Market itself was several tiers above a typical food hall with its festive casual atmosphere complete with beer taps and full-service alcohol vendors, making the experience memorable.

Quick service and delicious food! The chicken sandwich and cauliflower was absolutely delicious, great flavor and perfect cooked. I recommend getting the spicy version of the chicken sandwich, it’s really not very spicy but still superb

We went to The Market to experience the hype of these canteen-style food markets on a Saturday afternoon. The vibe was great, people seemed to enjoy pouring overpriced alcohol from the station. Always a good sign that the place won't close up shop too soon.

I chose to try Abang Yoli as they have the Char Siu, which they claimed to be authentic Cantonese char siu (fingers crossed). I just have to try it as I grew up in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 and missed this staple food terribly.

I got to say I was not disappointed and was actually impressed. The fried chicken was OK, it's worth a try but nothing too special. All in all, Char Siu was a nice dish with terrific flavors. Worth another visit for sure.

This was my first time here and I had the spicy fried chicken sandwich. The chicken was of great quality and the breading and seasoning was good, but the spicy sauce was the star of the show. I’m sure there are other great things on the menu, but the fried chicken sandwich was phenomenal. Do yourself a favor and stop by Abang Yoli.