Laos Asia Market

The kitchen/restaurant deli is closed. Tbd when it'll ever open again according to the grocery staff. The temporary could be months, years of never? I came for the deli but that's okay. Got the chance to visit and buy a bunch of stuff from the market.Got some super tasty Thai crispy coconut crepe commercialized snack, some premade fresh food like banana Rice cakes, soft bamboo (they get from a huge bigger jar). The bamboo is ready to eat, and suggest just washing it in hot water first because it came from a can.

Great Mom and Pop, hole in the wall place. We always come here at the end of our Vegas trip to get our Asian good fix! If you're Asian, like myself, it's hard to go more than 2 days without authentic food you're used to! Currently, the kitchen is being remodeled so only certain items are available and you cannot dine in. We ordered our food and found a spot in the some shade to eat in our car, before driving back home. Good service and welcoming establishment. We also always get the lao sausages, beef jerky, and some type of dessert to go, for the long road trip home. Ps. Can you please add Thai boat noodles to the menu?

Local mom and pop store that sells all of your Thai and Laos goods! Friendly & family owned supermarket that deserves all the support from the Asian community. Great finds and great food!

Stopped by on a Monday morning before heading back home from a bachelorette trip. The kao piek was much needed after a long weekend of drinking. The food and service was wonderful and the aunties were really nice.You can shop and eat at the same time. They had many options from asian sauces, spices, and snacks. They also sell fresh kao piek noodles if you want to make the soup at home. They had a variety of deli foods from laos sausage, asian desserts and laos beef jerky. I wish there was a store like this in the Phoenix area. I will definitely be back when I'm in vegas for some authentic laos food.

The ladies here are sweet. Service was good. Food was so so. Papaya salad: salty. 3.5/5Beef larb: 2/5, it tastes salty and smells stinkyNam Khao: 3/5. Rice was not crispy at all. Flavor was decent Lao sausage: 3/5. Very dry and lacks flavor of authentic Lao sausage Custard Sweet rice: 3.5/5. If you like sticky rice dessert this isn't bad but the custard was too eggie in taste. Maybe a few drops of vanilla will help. Overall: 3/5.

This is a neighborhood market with food service in the back of the store. It is outside of the Vegas strip but not too far. We ordered beef pho, Lao sausages, beef larb, nam Khao and the papaya salad. Pricing is very reasonable compare to other places. Overall, we had a good experience eating here. Very authentic Laos food except the beef pho. Beef larb, nam Khao, and papaya salad were our favorite dishes out of all of the things we ordered. I would come back just for these items. Lao sausages was okay but kids said it was good. Beef pho tasted like it was out of pre-made broth from a can. Sliced beef was thick and over cook. We didn't like it.

This asian market is a drive east from the strip. It's hidden behind the McDonald's. Free parking outside. The entrance is the single door on the right side. Once inside, it's a small market with a deli section at the back right corner. Not crowded at all. Employees seem happy. They won't have everything you're looking for to make home-cooked asian meals. I picked up a few items. Not as expensive compared to other asian markets. I ordered the Thai papaya salad at the deli. Overall it was decent.

Your experience and opinion may differ from mine.The ladies there are so sweet! I found this market via Yelp as I was craving papaya salad. When I arrived, there was a sign that said the kitchen was "closed, under construction." I was bummed since I'm not from the area. There was a lady behind the counter that asked what I wanted, I told her and she said she could make it for me. That was very nice of her. I ordered spice level 2 - my mouth was burning. "Level 2 is for babies." Check this place out if you're in the area. It's very clean and organized.

This grocery store has a tiny restaurant inside that serves some delicious Laos food!My first time coming here and I was confused on how things work. Apparently, you just order food and sit down and eat. If you want something to drink, the restaurant offer Thai tea and Thai iced coffee. Otherwise, you may also go grab drinks from the grocery refrigerator section and bring it back to your table. Once you're all done eating, ask the waiter for the bill. Take the bill to the grocery cashier and that's where you pay for your food, including any drinks you may have taken from the grocery drink isle. Overall, this place makes some very good Laos food. I would be a regular here but I live too far to come every day.

Heard about this so we decided to check it out. It is a little out of our way but it was a great experience. First of all, the ladies working here are soo nice and helpful! Definitely come by, they will make sure you are take. care of!This place is a grocery store but it has a little restaurant in the back where there are a few tables there. The have some hot dishes plus some are made to order eg papaya salad, larb, nem khao which we ordered with some sticky rice. The also sell some sweets right by table by the cash register which we grabbed some as well.The food is good--just a little salty for my taste but the flavors are authentic! A few people ordered the noodle soup too which we'll do next time. This place is down to earth, unpretentious, has authentic flavors, so if you are in the area and want some Lao/Thai food, just stop by!