Lake Chabot Public Market in Castro Valley

We stopped here and had a lunch on our way to Anthony Chabot Park. A great place for a quick lunch. They have choice of poke bowl, ramen, milk tea and bibimaba(Korea style). Better than fast food.

Great concept. Love the Market Hall idea with multiple restaurants in one common space. Not a huge variety of options, but still good. Ate at Shumi Ramen, we got Vegetarian Ramen, fried purple sweet potatoes and agedashi tofu. All pretty good, but not amazing. Started with Devout coffee from the little shop out front which is open earlier than the Market opens. Devout Coffee is always a win, today was no different. Tried a couple new drinks: Eggnog latte and Espresso tonic - both interesting and tasty!

Pokeatery, my fav poke place with generous servings! No added new eating place but they added outside seating with cool relaxing music. A pleasant venue on a cool or breezy day.

Have wanted to visit for awhile and everyone tells me parking is difficult so I went about 3pm figuring out was between lunch and dinner crowds and I was able to park just fine.So many options but wanted to try Milk & Cookies today.Will definitely return to try T4 and ramenThey have 4 large tables set up for eating inside and tables with umbrellas outside

Great Asian-related food and a calm but lively atmosphere. Only thing I recommend is refinishing or replacing the eating tables they were clean but extremely sticky which makes them feel not clean.

Eatery that has multiple restaurants, ice cream place and boba shop all inside this public market. Food is good but pricy like everything currently.

Great place to hang out and eat. The food is delicious! The only thing is, the tables need to be cleaned more often because theyre usually sticky.

A convenient escape from the rat race

Small Asian market, with mediocre food. Japanese curry was thin, not especially well cooked, and all served in ugly takeout containers. Very few vegan options for entrees, kind of overpriced. It’s a little bit noisy inside because of the acoustics. It works in a pinch but I would never plan to go here for the food, and have no intention of going back.

Really like coming here and bringing friends. A real gem in the wall. Korean food, Ramen, Dessert, Boba, and Poke. Nice small area to select food and eat. Went during lunch, enough space indoor and out doors to sit. Prices are expected since the supply chain and life. Expect to pay 10-20$ for a meal. I usually go for the Korean spot because it has unique items like Korean burritos, fries and etc, not really something I can find in the east bay.