The Port Food Park - Incheon

Just like any other food park the stalls were made from old cargo trucks divided by walls so spaces could really be narrow and limited that is why they only have small tables outside along the pathways and most food offerrings are on stick, picas, finger food... and variety of drinks. Nice place for drinking and chill out. Peak hours during the night. They catered customers mostly from the nearby BPOs and Chinese living around the place.

If you like Chinese food, then go. If not, I suggest you don't go. Everything in there is already Chinese, the food, the stall owners. Even the signages are written in Chinese. They even have difficulty speaking Filipino and English. I say, we let them be.

Stalls are mostly vacant or closed. Not enough food options to choose from. Its safe to say that this joint is now struggling for survival.

Very nice place to just chill and hang out for two or even in a group of people. ???? Very accessible as well for those living around Las Piñas and Alabang area. The Port just lacks concessioners as they only have limited food choices. However, me and my boyfriend had an awesome food experience. We tried out their Japanese food. Price was reasonable coz taste was quiet similar to Yabu restaurant. Loved the live band as well. We will definitely go back and would recommend this place to our friends. ????

Place is good you can choose the food you want to eat.