Street Food
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3 street food places in Cork we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Cork | Street Food across every city.

Cork's street-food culture has found a permanent home in its converted warehouse markets rather than on the pavement. Marina Market on Centre Park Road, out by Union Quay and Ballintemple, gathers a rotating set of independent traders under one roof. It has become the city's default for grazing across cuisines in a single visit.

Marina Market ★ 3.8

€International Street FoodUnion Quay and Ballintemple

A converted warehouse along the River Lee with over thirty-five food and drink vendors ranging from Korean street food and Venezuelan arepas to Italian.

OrderKorean fried chicken, Venezuelan arepas, Brazilian churrasco

Marina Market ★ 3.8

€International Street FoodUnion Quay and Ballintemple

A converted riverside warehouse with over thirty-five food and drink vendors, running Korean street food, Venezuelan arepas, Brazilian churrasco, Italian.

OrderKorean fried chicken from the Korean stall; the heat level is honest and the portions are generous.

TipGo on a weekday lunchtime for a shorter queue at the most popular stalls.

Marina Market ★ 4.3

€International street food, Korean, Lebanese, VenezuelanUnion Quay and Ballintemple

Cork's largest indoor food market, with over 35 food and drink vendors trading seven days a week. Hana serves Korean BBQ, Sultan covers Lebanese and North.

OrderA Korean BBQ bowl from Hana - one of few places in Munster to find authentic Korean barbecue technique on a street-food budget

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