Renshaw Street Food Market in Liverpool

It's like a food court in a mainland shopping mall. Wild food is OK. If you want to eat rice noodles, please bring cash. However, the employee wrote the wrong order and delayed me for half an hour.

Food was great but the fire alarm kept ringing for a such a long time that the atmosphere was uncomfortable.

Tom yum soup from Thai Street food delicious 😋

Just about the worst meal I and my partner have ever had. We had what was supposed to be crispy duck and mixed meats on a bed of rice. The duck was more bone than meat and the mixed meats were more fat than meat. The rice was OK but not enough soy sauce. The girl serving looked like she didn't want to be there and nobody cared about your dining experience. Yes it is classed as 'street food' but it was more like 'road kill' and NOT cheap. We love Liverpool but not Mong Kok. Truly dire experience. P.S. I put 1 star as I couldn't enter a review if I didn't.

Food was delicious although 1 restaraunt in there need to change their menu/make it clearer what the customer is actually getting. Ordered a salt and pepper sauce bowl with chips but it didnt come with any sauce

Great place lots of Different foods to pick from nice and clean all in all fantastic place

Quite nice for a food market, a concept that I generally don't like because the prices are too high and the place is too busy. I had fried chicken, not bad. I recommend having something from Jigong for dessert. It’s located in Chinatown so there are plenty of options nearby too.

Cute little Asian food hall in Liverpool. Vibrant atmosphere

I've been here twice, and both times it's been great. Really lovely food and a very pleasant atmosphere - the neon signs add a lot.

We ate at so many stalls and all the food was fantastic- and we've travelled South east asia! Thank you 🥰

I bought fried noodles from Ganfanren, but first of all I felt that the Chinese guy selling fried noodles was discriminating against me. After hearing me speak Chinese, it was obvious that he had a bad attitude, and he insisted on speaking to me in English. The chow mein was very, very bad, very bad. The service was also very poor. I wanted to take it away and asked him for a paper bag. His attitude made me feel very uncomfortable. Without any expression or communication, he gave me a paper bag and asked me to open it with great effort. If it bothers him because I am also Chinese, then there is no need to do Chinese business. Do you think that because you live in the UK, people from other countries will look up to you? I have no self-esteem, which is really the saddest thing.

Terrible food, very salty and greasy

Good amount of options for different pallets with good portions.

*Good buzz* ! Great street food! :) It just gets better and better :):)

Variety of Asian food.I loved Thai red curry,but it was soo spicy I couldn't eat half of it.Wanted to return it,but my daughter ate it and said it was very good.Considering it was written only 1chilli on menu,it was very spicy.So I can give you advice-TELL THEM-U DON'T WANT CHILLI if you can't tolerate it.The shop is on the right hand side,second from the end..

Poor quality food. Duck from ‘mong kok’ had lots of bones in it. Spring rolls too greasy. Very expensive given the poor quality @ £18 for 1 person

Good eat, convenient, affordable, and a good selection of Chinese cuisines.

Amazing, so much to choose from and great tasting food, nice cashiers

The food and price was amazing! The service did take long but it definitely payed off, the atmosphere makes you feel like your in china and not liverpool, would definitely recommend! :D

Very obvious one of my deep fried wontons was super soggy and oily? On my visit it was cooked by the young lady who also worked at the till. Certainly this was not by accident as this particular piece was put at the bottom of the container and topped with the other ‘OK’ I doubt this never happened before to other customers. The review is specifically for Mongkok.

Went for Thai food but it was actually Chinese. Very expensive and not good quality.

Just average level of Asian food with multiple choices

Mercado de comida asiática cerca de la iglesia bombardeada que vende auténtica comida china y asiática y un punto de venta mexicano. ¡Siempre es una gran señal de comida de primera categoría cuando la mayoría de las personas que comen allí son asiáticas! La configuración es informal con menús en mesas largas y luego pides en cualquier punto de venta que te apetezca. Optamos por el mexicano que era sabroso, generoso y lleno. Definitivamente volveremos para probar algunos de los deliciosos platos que están a la venta.

Cozy place with mostly Asian food stalls. Consisting of tables and benches where you order your food and they notify you to go pick it up at the corresponding stand. It imitates the street style of eating but is a covered and pleasantly colorful place. It is always better to try to go on a day when there are few people since you are elbow to elbow with people, at the tables and it could feel chaotic. I tried the fried milk from one of the stands and it was delicious, as well as other dishes from another stand, everything was super good and good prices.

Renshaw is now our new go to place. Great food all round.

The food and service quality was truly exceptional, I can't wait to come back". The best thing is we got some halal option there.

Food is amazing, authentic cousins, fresh and delicious. We had the best experience ever. The portions are really big.

Love the food market. Fun place to try different foods

Such a brilliant food hall, that's got so many different food styles on offer...and is clean! We tried the loaded feta fries, stunning, and the beef chimichanga, which was great. Dishes are reasonably priced and cooked fresh to order, with an alert pad given to you when you order, which goes off when your food is ready. You can grab a dish from several food providers at once, so everyone is happy, and you can really mix up your cuisines. Beers are £5.30 for an ok pilsner and a pint of coke was £3. The scoop of gelato at the end was also £3, which was tasty, but small. A top venue and we'll definitely be back.

Good selection of largely Asian street food. The decor is interesting making you feel as though you are in South East Asia. We had the padThai. The broths were very good and you could build up your own soup. We had one mexican dish which was rather standard and disappointing.

Comfortable dining environment with lots of Far Eastern food

Came on a weekday, advertised closing time 10pm. We arrived about 9pm and only 2 stalls were accepting orders which was disappointing. Ordered special noodles and pork from a Chinese stall. Noodles were very bland, the special sauce is satay flavour but very watery so unable to get a coating on the noodles even with a good stirring. No meat with noodles, you order that separately. We got pork which was nice. For about £10 it's not expensive but it wasn't flavorful so I wouldn't recommend. The other place was noodles and broth for about £14 which was a much bigger portion and came with a separate dish of noodles and some crunchy sides. We ordered it with lamb but there wasn't much of it in the dish. Much more flavour with this dish which was good. Drinks super expensive but that's normal for these sort of places. The staff were friendly and helpful. Place was clean and tidy. Funky aesthetics. Would of liked to of tried other stalls. The lack of open stalls was really disappointing.

Music volume killing my ear, carnt even talk to people next to you. Is that tactic to kick u out asap? Then it works!!!

Amazing food and concept! Only sadly mong kok doesn't accept card payment :( (we didn't have cash with us as tourists)

Delicious! (And pretty authentic too)

Was there at 11:30am but half of the restaurants were still not open. Very disappointing. I also doubted the hygiene as the floor was so sticky.

After living in south east Asia for 1 year, this is super authentic. The Dagu Rice Noodle stall was super delicious with excellent service and vegan options clearly labelled. The drinks stall also had excellent service :)

Descent food market with a variety of food options. I chose the tom yum Thai noodle soup which was ok, I used to live in Thailand so I was expecting better but it was nice and plenty of it you won't leave hungry. I also had some sushi from NDUO sushi. It took a bit to arrive but when it did it was amazing.... Really recommend. Great experience in Liverpool

First visit and it was great. Loads of food choices.. Went for a king prawn satay rice bowl at the rice and noodle kitchen, and it was amazing x great value

The Mong Kok San Shao Rice is very delicious, especially the barbecued pork. It is worth recommending.

Had a stop over and bought chinese food.. Salt and pepper chicken with noodles was great, though a tad bit salty which just complemented the super sweet milk tea. Value for money

Food is solid, however it feels like a school cafeteria, staff walk around making sure you don't have any drinks or food from outside. It's not a restaurant it's a food market right next to a normal market, why the hell would you even have that as a rule?

Nice selection of food at a good price my favorite is the Turkish kababs 👍

Great place to eat Asian Street Food in Liverpool. I tried Siu Long Bao from Mong Kok restaurant and loved it. Lively, relaxed place full of neon lights. The staff is attentive and quick to serve. I loved!

Went at 11.30am on a Saturday , website says opens at 11am and signs on door say 11am, yet the stalls were saying they were not open yet and come back after 12

Really good decent food! At decent prices as well. Highly recommend the Mong kok hong kong cusine, the bubble tea stall and the mexican cusine.

1/4 roasted duck for £9.8, the best roasted duck. I’ll definitely go back. The store only accept cash so make sure you have cash ready.

Such a fun place when your not sure what to try. Love that you can buy from different places. Need better menus to be able to order at the tables.

My first visit to Renshaw Street food market and I loved it! Lots of food and drink options, lovely relaxed atmosphere and plenty of seating. We will definitely visit again!

I was traveling for three days in Liverpool, and to be honest, the restaurant named’干飯人’ wasn’t really good. In addition, one of ‘正新雞排’s clerk is really unfriendly talking to the customers, he wasn’t considerate when serving the food with unsuitable words. However, the food was ok.

Food it self is nice, We love to go to dagu rice noodle. But I have to reconsider in the future because of hygiene reason, as I found a piece of hair in the food, looks like beard or body hair. Notified the staff there was a piece of hair in the food and he just went it must have blown in from outside, it can’t be any of their hair bunch of excuses etc in a unpleasant attitude. Eventually he gave the option of refund partially or make a new one. we asked for a new one to be done and after taking it home I found another piece of hair… I thought that can’t be possible same dish hair in both cases…but non of us has hair of that colour or shape…

Great food on offer, good atmosphere and the place looks amazing. They're super militant about you bringing your own food and drink in though: We'd bought lots of food and drinks from the on-site vendors but I got a slapped wrist for taking a swig from a bottle of Coke in my bag which felt a bit excessive if im honest, but otherwise, a great lunch!

This place hosts a bunch of eateries under one roof. I would mainly recommend for the Asian cuisine. A good place for a quick bite.

It is completely comparable to the level of domestic snack streets. The price is not high in the UK. Malatang and rice noodles are both good, especially the former is also very affordable.

Excellent place for wide choice of food. Its a must if you like street foof

A great range of different outlets. Mainly far eastern but there's also Italian and Greek. Good for a group as you can accommodate all tastes.

For MONG KOK Too good to be true! Pork rib and pork belly were very SOFT and TENDER! The prices were also very nice with very BIG portions🤩

Good few stalls to pick your food from, mainly chinese. food is delicious. But staff had a go at us for bringing own drinks in. To buy drinks in there is very expensive. P.s that's sweet sour chicken with noodles in the photo £9

Just a cheap knock off version of the Duke Street Market, and that’s being kind. Had the worst prawn and pork dumplings we’ve ever had, couldn’t eat them, asked for our money back. The chicken quesadilla tasted like a 10 year old had used some Old El Paso sauce and cooked for the first time. Avoid this place, terrible.

Fun place lots of food choices.

Top feed from Mong Kok. Real Asian atmospheric feel here. Highly recommend

Simple and inexpensive yet good food. I'd have loved this place when a student. Can't go too wrong if you want something quick yet quality.

There are various Asian snacks. I actually ate Zhengxin Chicken Steak in the UK, and also ordered Cross-Bridge Rice Noodles and Liangpi Roujiamo. They were all good. I came back to China in a second. I was very happy with the meal. The important thing is that the leader is happy. I don’t know what the problem is. I drank a lot of water after a meal, and I felt like I had eaten too much MSG. Overall, it's well worth coming.

Dagu rice noodle. So I am a vegan and told them when I orded my food I want tofu with no ham the guy taking my order said definitely no ham my reply was no. So guess what came ham and tofu. Asked for a refund he said he's just a worker said where is your manager apparently there isn't one and he dose not know how to give me a refund.

So much choice and great value 👏

Delicious crispy chicken with salt and pepper chips.

Great value for money, recommend a visit!! 😋

A lot of different types of dishes to choose from. Had some very nice food from 'Rice and Noodle Kitchen', chicken sweet and sour with egg fried rice, and salt and pepper shrimps with egg fried rice

I'm really speechless. The first time I went there was by myself. Very unfriendly to solo travelers. I bought a drink and put it on the table. Then I went to another stall to order food and when I came back, the cleaning staff there threw my drink directly into the trash can! I was gone for less than 5 minutes, and the drink was completely untouched. I didn’t even think about the possibility that the customer just went to order food from another stall? ! When I went to the person in charge, they said I didn't leave any note. Then they pointed at the trash can in the corner and told me to throw it here (I was shocked for a thousand years)! Do we need to bring pen and paper with us when we come to consume? There is such a large flow of people. If we leave bags or other items at the place waiting for someone to take them, is it the guests' own responsibility? Do we have to keep the food in hand when we order it? Can't people leave their seat after sitting down? Isn't it their duty to consider how to provide a good service experience for solo guests? Of course, I can’t say enough about the food, it’s all delicious. The management service is really terrible!

It's a food market where you can find dishes from different kitchens. Chinese dim sum, food in Hong Kong style, sushi, Turkish food, mexican food, fried chicken and desserts. Bubble tea 🧋. If it's busy it's difficult to find a table to sit down. Toilets are upstairs.

Plenty of choices but mainly Asian cuisine very busy place and the prices are reasonable good for a quick bite while in town

We have visited twice now and found it an amazing experience both times. The food selection is out of this world and well priced, however the highlight is the atmosphere. The Neon is unreal and we have always felt comfortable here and we didnt struggle to get seated at all There are bathrooms on site which are free

Not dog friendly. For anyone else who may try looking online, or messaged with no response. Had to put some stars to be able to rate (put 5 so I didn’t ruin their rating as I’m sure the food is lovely), but I just wanted to inform people it’s not dog friendly. It would be helpful if they put this on their website or socials.

Comfort food. However air cons don’t seem to work so in summer it’s melting hot

The food was really good, made fresh and very quick. Had some trouble trying to order 2 deserts and ended up just getting 2 ice creams instead. I can't complain about the service from the other stalls. I would go again but wouldn't bother with deserts next time.

My twin brother and I were pub hopping around this part of the city when we decided to grab a bite to eat so we dropped into Renshaw Street Food Market, been here before on quite a few times and it still impresses me. It's a nice food hall with an Asian take on fast food but quality fast food ,there's other cuisine types too,I love the look of this food hall,beautiful decor and furnishings, a riot of brightly coloured neon lighting ,food kiosks and lots of seating options. We were here on a Thursday night, this place was very busy, we had delicious noodles and a wonderful rice meal washed down with iced cold beers ,service was quick and staff so pleasant its hardly surprising that this place is so busy with meals and beers of this quality. We moved on after our meals and beers, had a great time. Renshaw Street Food Market is easy to locate along Renshaw Street. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday ,11am till 10pm. Friday & Saturday, 11am till 11pm. Sunday, 11am till 10pm. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

Great venue containing different food vendors with plenty of seating. You will be spoiled for choice. I ate at Rice and Noodle - you choose your meat, sauce and then rice or noodle base. Portion size was big and could easily feed 2 people.

Fab food, reasonably priced. Staff were very helpful. Toilets very clean. Will definitely go again

Indoor food market with lots of stalls and wide selection on foods that were fast and tasty. Easy ordering and nice staffs. Convenient location. Prices were on average.

Good when you have had a few drinks

In the central area of ​​Liverpool, there are Xixi restaurants (mostly owned by mainlanders), Yunnan Mi Ni, the ham and egg fried rice is £8.5, and the portion is large enough.... There are many others to choose from, and the prices are user-friendly. change. The seats are comfortable, the place is organized, and the meal is smooth. The important thing is to have choices and satisfy your appetite. Note: It is strictly prohibited to bring your own food and drinks for consumption in the venue (this is understandable)

Busy place with a market vibe , the choice of food is vast , I got the Honey Roasted Pork noodle from " Mong Kok " . It was a nice big bowl and tasted amazing , for only £10 it was very good value , I am definitely going to eat here again.

Informal environment with various alternatives of dishes that are not too commercial

Nice and fresh food, I recommend the Turkish and Mexican there

Many little stalls, you go up and order from. Menus are on tables. Food is fab here, plenty to choose from. Only drink you can get though is bubble tea (not the popping kind) and alcohol. I asked for a tap or bottled water at the bar and they said "we don't do water", so I recommend taking your own drink. Great little place to eat though and try some different cuisines. Disabled toilet downstairs, which is available for everyone.

So many options its almost overwhelming. As there was so much choice I went to 3 vendors and all exceeded expectations. Would highly recommend the honey roasted pork noodles from Mom Kok. And don't forget to save room for dessert—the ice cream is so good. The atmosphere is laid-back with plenty of seating, will definitely be returning

First time visiting will definitely go back. Loads of choice of different world foods. Portions really big, some you could actually share between 2. Prices very reasonable. Only little thing was the bar is only quite small and not a huge range of alcohol, but we all managed to get something we liked

This place is lovely. I usually order the cha siu rice or noodles, they're amazing 🤩

The Pho noodles are delicious. Very generous portion. Lovely atmosphere. There are toilets up a set of stairs, I'm not sure if there was a lift.

A good place to eat Asian food (although there is an Italian and a Mexican option too). There are a wide range of options at a standard price. I recommend!

Nice foods! But too many people

Very atmospheric food court, one of the best I've ever seen

Amazing food from Mong Kok and the Turkish food stall. Clean and great vibes!

Great find on our visit to Liverpool. Great selection of foods to choose from, easy ordering given a buzzing device when your food is ready to collect. Best to get cash out as some of vendors prefer cash payments. We had dim sum from mong kok, The food is authentic and delicious, Freshly cooked each time of ordering. We went for char Sui bao, Siu mai and crisp roast pork with rice. 10/10 would recommend. Can’t wait to visit Liverpool again and visit here.

Loved the vibe of this place and the choice of foods all under one roof. Bustling and friendly atmosphere. Felt some of the dishes were a wee bit pricey but really enjoyed our visit. Would definitely recommend.

Great variety of Asian dishes to try. Big seating area too.

An Amazing Variety of Food Stalls.

Amazing place, good food, fab service 😸

Really lovely food and price. Highly recommend.

Loved the interior of this food market! Told my friends who I went with that night that it felt like I was in Japan because of the cute neon light fixtures. Loads of food shops to choose from! 🤤 Will definitely come back here!