Otaku Food Fest Delights Attendees
Published 1:50 pm Monday, January 20, 2025
The Queen of Vietnam Catholic Church brings drummers to support their dancers.
Sumo wrestlers challenge people in the crowd to a best out of three match.
Long lines formed for the Boba tea at the festival.
The dancing lions interacted with people in the crowd.
Two sumo wrestlers from around Texas gather for exhibition matches and invite attendees to wrestle a pro or other attendees. (Cesar Cardenas/The News)
The Queen of Vietnam Catholic Church Lion dancers performed both days of the two-day festival.(Cesar Cardenas/The News)
Professionally prepared ramen with a variety of meats was available at the Otaku Food Festival. (Cesar Cardenas/The News)
Tanghulu is a covering of sugar on top of fruit that is served on a stick in some asian countries.(Cesar Cardenas/The News)
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Otaku Food Festival returned to Port Arthur for the 3rd year to celebrate Asian culture and food. The event was attended by hundreds from all over the Golden Triangle for this two-day event. Over 20 food vendors along with sumo wrestlers, lion dancers and musical performances.
The festival hopes to come back to Port Arthur in the near future.
