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Eve Rowlands

Japanese street food stall Tokyo Nights is moving to a new space in Cardiff Market

A popular South Wales food stall serving Japanese-inspired street food located on the lower floor of Cardiff Market has unveiled the exciting news that it will be relocating to a larger space not too far from its current abode - upstairs on the market's balcony.

Tokyo Nights was founded by Oliver Bryant in April 2020 with its first permanent stall opening in the Goodsheds in Barry the following August before expanding to a second venue in Swansea's Founders & Co. Since its inception, Tokyo Nights has been a regular trader at food festivals - catch it at the Forest Feastival in September - and restaurant pop-ups up and down the country, and in February of this year, it brought its "Japanese soul food" to Cardiff Market. Its current permanent shops are found in Founders & Co in Swansea and the market.

Now, Tokyo Night's has revealed that it will be adding another into the mix, taking over the formerly known C.L.J Electrics, which was owned by "market legend, Clifford Jones", who worked in the market for over 70 years before he passed away at the age of 85 earlier this year.

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