Bangkok Market

It's been a year since visiting. I like this place as it's real Thai products from Thailand. People were nice and friendly. Only issue is there are no prices listed on the items (some in thai if you can read thai. Got to check-out and the prices of the little chips were $2.99 each. I probably would have not gotten so many sample flavors. Other than that, I needed the green papaya and sticky rice for our Thai BBq. Will still return for thai staples.

There really isn't another option if you're looking for a Thai market in Las Vegas. Some places may have a few items here or there to make some Thai foods but they may not have the right Thai rice from Thailand or the specific brand of this or that. I like they have the little fresh food items on Saturdays. It's a treat to stop by and see what is new if you get there early enough. Some fresh items are for sale daily also. There used to be tables and chairs but I don't see those out anymore. Few people used them anyways. They have a bathroom. It's a bathroom. Not the cleanest all the time but it's available without a key. Better than none at all. The people there are generally nice and happy to help you find something.

I was craving some authentic Thai food and stumbled upon this market, which boasts an extensive selection of Thai food and Asian products. Intrigued, I decided to try some of their offerings. They have a table inside, so you can dine in if you prefer. Everything I tried was amazing, particularly the sticky rice. The atmosphere is really nice and quiet, perfect for a relaxed meal.The owners and staff are incredibly friendly. There was a young lady at the front who was very attentive and kind, making the experience even more enjoyable. I will definitely return to this place to try more of their food.I highly recommend this market to anyone looking for authentic Thai products. It truly feels like a little piece of Thailand. Additionally, the prices are very reasonable. The Thai tea was only $2.50, and the sticky rice was just $1.50, which I thought was a great deal!

Super cool Thai supermarket that I never knew existed another great yelp find! This market although small has all the Thai essentials that you need! Even small plants like Thai chilli and kefir lime plants! There were all the varieties of curry, fresh produce, frozen items and rice in small packets so you don't need to buy a 10 pound bag of sweet rice! I just learned about this market and have already been there 3 times this month! There's usually 2 staff and they are really efficient and will get you in and out!

I love this store! You can find lots of Thai and East Asian grocery items you will need. Store is old and outdated but I'm glad to discover this store. Service can be "blah"but it's an Asian store so yeah lol

Bangkok Market is a gem for anyone who loves Thai food! They have a fantastic selection of items straight from Thailand, ensuring you can find authentic ingredients for your favorite dishes.What sets this place apart is their ready-to-eat food section, complete with a cozy dining area where you can sit and enjoy your meal. The food is delicious--some of the best Thai cuisine I've tasted in Vegas so far!The prices are very reasonable, and the service is excellent. The staff are friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. I definitely recommend Bangkok Market to anyone looking for a taste of Thailand. I'll be coming back for sure!

Found this place by accident. This is a market and deli. The market had stuff I haven't been anywhere else, reminds me of my childhood. The deli part is where they serve food. The food they had looked ok to me. I didn't buy anything at the market or deli.

We love this market! It is a combo of a grocery store for Thai groceries AND it has a deli section where they make alot of the Thai specialties/food fresh daily! You can also order and they'll cook them for you as take aways/to go.My wife is Lao, so she was happy to see various dishes that would take time to cook, esp since there are only 2 of us. They also have a large selection of jeows which are chili pastes. The last time we were there, we grabbed some basil chicken, sweet sticky rice with taro and banana wrapped in banana leaves, fried samosa with taro and chicken and hint of curry (I love those!) and some mochi balls with coconut and peanuts but these go bad the next day, so make sure you refrigerate them. Also keang nor mai, fried bananas which are always on our list. We also pick up some keang nor mai (bamboo soup), yellow curry with chicken and coconut milk, and whatever items they display for that day. I would recommend coming before lunch and on Saturdays when they have a table full of newly cooked items. We ordered papaya salads and rad bar noodles in the past and these come in small in portions. The papaya salad is a hit or miss, depending who makes them that day as the flavors vary.They also have fresh durians there but make sure you put in your order because these go fast and sometimes you have to pre-order.If you are in LV, definitely stop by to support them and try dishes that you normally would not see in restaurants! Be prepared to buy a lot!!

I came looking for ingredients to make Thai red curry chicken. It's a relatively small market. Similar to a liquor store mini mart size, but overcrowded with items. Not busy at all. Maybe saw three shoppers at most. I did find what I was looking for whereas you won't find at other asian markets. I've been searching several months and this is the only place that has Huy Fong sriracha sauce. They have lots of curry selections as well as coconut milk for what I'm making. Thai chili peppers, galangal, lemongrass, Thai basil and even kaffir leaves. Heck, they even sell live kaffir plants you can buy and plant at home. You can't get any more authentic than that. No meat section though, but limited meat items in freezers. That corner produce section has the heavenly odiferous scent of durian that takes me back to Thailand. If you're not Thai, you will hate it. On the other end of the store, they have a deli section where you can buy Thai style street food. I got larb moo made to go and some hor mok and sai ua from the refrigerated section. With only one table available where you can sit and eat, I skipped the dine-in experience. I give three stars for pure authenticity...down to the employees all speaking Thai. I would not recommend it if you're a tourist. You won't be greeted with a smile. You will think everything looks unkept and dingy. When you see the price tags (and some items don't have price tags) you will think everything is way too expensive. For example, the kaffir plant costs $100.00 US dollars, not baht. On the other hand, if you're looking to make authentic Thai dishes at home and you're full of cash from hitting the casinos, then maybe this place has your name on it.

Craving for Thai street foods and super happy that we found this hidden gem. It was our first time here and we bought 17 items including different type of deserts ,chicken BBQ, red and green chicken curry, chicken curry noodle, fish cake, beef jerky, Thai salads, Thai sausages. All came to a little over $100. Much cheaper than restaurant. Same great taste with less expensive price. We like everything except for the Thai Sausages a little too greasy for us. Service was ok. This store is not a very big but stocked with a lot of Thai merchandises and grocery on one side of the store and the other side is like a Thai street food courts heaven.