Eat Street Japan 2026

Japan Market is back — and this year, we’re making it bigger and better than ever. With 30+ food vendors descending on the venue, you’ll have no shortage of delicious options to explore. Not sure where to start? That’s the best kind of problem to have.

This year we’re especially excited to welcome 3 brand-new vendors to the lineup. New faces, new flavors, new reasons to show up hungry. And if you’re a street food lover, you’re in luck — 7 food trucks will be rolling in, serving up everything from quick bites to full-on feasts.

Mark your calendars: June 6 & 7. Skip the usual lunch spot, grab your friends, and come see what all the buzz is about. Whether you’re a long-time regular or joining us for the first time, one thing’s for sure — you’re going to leave very, very full.

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New Food Vendors

es pizza co.(Stanza Foods)

ES Pizza Co. is a Vancouver-based Neapolitan pizza venture run by a Japanese pizza chef, using 100% natural yeast dough. Established in 2025, this is one of the city’s most exciting new pizza projects. The slow-fermented crust is light, airy, and full of flavour — a product of Japanese precision meeting Italian tradition. The Instagram feed is filled with beautifully charred, pillow-edged pies that feel more like edible art than fast food. If you appreciate pizza made with genuine craft and intention, this is an account worth following. Whether you’re a pizza purist or simply someone who appreciates food made with serious intention, ES Pizza Co. is well worth following to catch their latest creations and pop-up appearances around Vancouver.

Steamworks franchise food trailer

A collaboration between Vancouver food truck veteran Arman and the beloved local brewery Steamworks, this mobile kitchen brings BrewPub energy straight to the streets. The signature orange truck roams the Lower Mainland nearly every day, serving up comfort food favourites like smash burgers, tacos, and fries. Follow along on Instagram for posted locations, discounts, and free treats. It’s the kind of feel-good, community-driven food truck that makes Vancouver’s street food scene so great.

Umamiya Japanese Mall

Umamiya is a Canadian destination for authentic Japanese food, tableware, and lifestyle products, with a curated collection spanning pantry essentials, premium condiments, artisanal snacks, and handcrafted tableware. Everything is sourced directly from Japan with a focus on quality and everyday usability. They also appear at local markets — their next stop is the Japan Market Summer Festival on June 6–7, 2026 at Vancouver Art Gallery North Plaza. A lovely follow for anyone who loves Japanese cooking or beautifully made products from Japan