Hmong Town

2025Came again. This time we came to try out Pho 414. I'm told this is the food restaurant from 5xen market. Just moved over. Had the chicken, pork, and sausage. All items were good.5xen market lost a good food restaurant

This place has really improved a lot! If you love cooking, you can find special cuts of meat here. I rarely find pork with the skin on, so I usually have to travel to Chicago Hmart to get it. I also love their fresh vegetable selection.Their pho is delicious and I highly recommend their pad thai. If you're not a fan of meat, you can just order the pad thai for only $10.Right now, they have a great deal on their groceries - buy one Thai milk tea, get two free!

Hmong TownUsed to be old Pacific Produce, but is much cleaner and well maintained than the previous version. You can find pretty much anything you need Asian, though price point is a bit on the higher side compared to other Asian markets in Milwaukee (i.e. Mo's Food Market)There are lots of eateries inside. LADY MOON CAFEThe spring rolls and bahn mi at the Lady Moon Cafe is awesome, but takes a while after ordering. They make it fresh, so just make sure you either order ahead or be ready wait a while. PHO 414Pho 414 has some great stuffed wings. Friends love their pho, but I'm not a huge fan (I just really like the Vietnamese version better - this one is more Laos or Hmong). There is also a red curry noodle dish that I have tried for the first time. It is a very watery/brothy curry rather than the thick curry I'm used to in Thai and Idian cuisine. And the noodles were not as thick as udon noodles but not as thin as the pho rice noodles. I think they also overcooked the noodles in this instance, but I'm thinking they are usually better than this. The heaping portion of shredded cabbage on top was fresh and crunchy and yummy. A very different dish than what I'm used to, and quite good, but not my particular cup of tea. There is also more eateries on the other side of the market that you can access by going through the other side vendors (mostly selling traditional Hmong clothings etc.) before entering the main market area. Overall, I'm happy to have found a clean Asian market with good food and cool vendors!

This review is about the restaurant inside the store. The store itself has a good selection and decent prices. Came here on a Sunday for lunch. It was pretty busy. People were ordering all kinds of different dishes, that's how you know lots of dishes are worth trying. I've gotten to go food from here but first time eating in. Everyone in the group got pho and we were satisfied. It's not Viet pho, but Hmong pho. Broth is different, still good. They also add a lot more variety of meats and stuff in your pho: shrimp, pork rinds, meatballs, tripe, beef. How many places can you go to eat then shop in the same place? Not very many lol.

Came here from Dallas and wanted to support the Hmong community. For the price they charge on food and drinks, not impress at all. The food was sooo salty! Who is the cook? Is the seasoning just salt with fish sauce and soy sauce? Never had anything so salty in my life. No wonder so many Hmong people have high blood pressure. The drink while delicious was stupidly overpriced for a small cup. I drove up to Appleton, WI from here and their portion was bigger, more affordable and had flavors other than salt. This place reminds me of J4 food stalls, overpriced food with no flavors. Just price gouging the community. I'll stick to home cook meals versus supporting these guys again.

I was so excited to eat the pork bellies I purchased a few weeks ago. I came home, opened the packaged and found a short black hair on the meat. I can't get that image out of my head even till today. I probably won't return to this vendor any time soon. In general, the grocery section was way too expensive.

A lot of variety if you're looking to walk the aisles and explore, grab a few things on short notice. Their items are marked $2-3 more than other surrounding Asian stores. If you don't mind the higher mark ups then it's a good place to shop but if you're on a budget, you might save a few dollars looking for a smaller Asian grocery store.

It's a good place for food. I like their laj the most. Unfortunately they aren't open 7 days a week. When I get the chance to travel there, I usually try to go.

Could easily spend hours inside this grocery market. The best pho I've had in Milwaukee! So delicious.

If you're looking for a great bowl of pho, this is the place. You don't go there for the scenery, you go there for the foood!!!