Muang Lao Market #1

Love finding a lao store everywhere I go!This place had all the ingredients and stuff I need to make any Asian dish I wanted to! Super small but they have everything I need here Right next door there's a little place that sells a bunch of authentic lao food I got some thum-they make it super sweet like Hmong styleI think I will stick to the kapoon and kapiak here

This supermarket is STILL operating!I only came here because it was the only other Lao market in the area (the other one happened to be closed at the time).I came here to buy a Lao style mortar and pestle which you can't get from your regular Vietnamese supermarket and a sticky rice basket.This establishment shares the building with other (i think Lao owned?) businesses.Parking was difficult as it is in an oddly shaped plot of land right next to busy traffic lights and the freeway entrance.It's a tiny supermarket and the lady who worked there was normal (if you're Asian you know how it is, not rude or super friendly lol)The only downside is they take cash. I had to walk across the street to the gas station to get cash.

Has key Thai ingredients! I can't find Kaffir lime leaves anywhere else. They even have finger ginger!

It's a small market with a grocery store. The lao jerky was yhe best thing I've ordered with sticky rice. My sister raved about their thum ma thang (cucumber salad), I just found it to be alright. The kapiek was sadly bland. When in doubt, get the jerky with sticky rice!

Small but I can found what I need for Thai recipes and Lao recipes. People very nice and helpful. Vegetable are fresh!!!

Stopped by Muang Lao Market #1 After going next door in attempts to eat a great meal and ended up leaving. The reaction here was just as good as next door. I guess my money just wasn't green enough today. This is a Lao store and I might actually attempt to come back here again once they get their lights fixed. Maybe I will go back one day just to see what they have. OWNER: It won't hurt you to smile at your customers and make them feel welcome... Don't you want my money?

This place is authentic and has everything you need at an affordable price. My wife loves to go here all the time. Sometimes the workers seem rude, but oh well. What they offer at the store has a lot more value. Here's a tip, bring cash! For some reason they don't accept credit cards or debit cards. Don't worry about the smell, it's just a little fish sauce. Lol

Stopped by for some authentic Laos food. The Kao Pek and papaya salad were on point. Flavored nicely and very spicy. Keep up the good work! A Han Di!

This is one of only two places that sell Laotian specialty spices and sauces. Even though it's a tiny store, you'd find what you need to cook any Laotian dish. The location is a little bit shady and they close early (I know why now) but the cashier was very polite and attentive. Will be back.

Closed not sure how the store was before but this store isn't operating anymore which was a big bummer there other stores near this one but they're cash only.