Thai Number 1 Market

This is a great place and has a lot of good items that you wouldn't normally find an a supermarket. Thankfully, I was able to find the penny wort that my mom needed to cure her cold. I'm very thankful and the service was amazing.! I would definitely come back. It's a quaint little spot a hidden gem if I were to be completely honest.

The owner is SO sweet. Super welcoming, great selection and they have fresh food Saturday mornings.

After visiting Bangkok & eating authentic Thai foods, I was determined to try some Thai cooking after I got back from my trip. Out of all the asian foods, I'm actually not that familiar with Thai, even though its probably the most common eaten here in the states. When I find recipes I try to purchase ingredients with as little English as possible on the packaging, then you know it's the real deal. Tonight I needed items for gai yang & one ingredient that is very hard to find is coriander roots. Coriander root is essentially cilantro with the root attached - seems very basic but for some reason it's a rarity at all the asian stores, yes even HMart, & 99 Ranch, & nonexistent even Vietnamese markets. Apparently it's not used very often, but in Thai cooking it's very common. Thank goodness for this little gem of a store - I was in luck & called the day before to confirm if they carried it. This kind lady answered & said they have LOTS... so off I went to visit the store. I don't live in the area & the hours of the store aren't convenient at all - closing at 5, I went in around noon. The same lady that answered the phone saw me & helped me right away - how kind she was ! She never made me feel like I was being ignored, & didn't watch me like a hawk either, which always makes me feel uncomfortable. What else did I find in this lil place ? Ya nang leaves, Prahok, Mum Papaya salad sauce, healthy boy brand soy sauces, special thai lays such as mayonnaise flavor. I also was happy to find that they carried palm sugar - yes other asian stores has this but it's usually in concrete brick form. I was specifically looking for the buttery fresh liquidy palm sugar & I found a jar ! This is your spot for your hard-to-find-ingredients ! I am in love this store & I wish there were more Thai markets like this one. I will for sure be returning back for more rare Thai ingredients, everything is so well priced, so be sure to support this local small business !

Great to shop for a good deal and authentic thai food ingredients we always come here if we want to have thai food to cook

Love this little market on the corner of Cherry and Hungerford Street. This Thai market may be small, but don't be fooled, it has so many hidden gems at a fairly decent price! They carry a handful of items that you can't find at other Asian grocery stories like 99 Ranch, Seafood City or Hmart. I'm so happy I came across this place. I've been looking for authentic tamarind pulp to make my own sauce from scratch & they had a few options here. They carry all the Thai brand sauce options (oyster, dark soy, sweet soy, fish sauce, etc.) that I have been dying to find. One thing that I also loved was how sweet and friendly the owner is to everyone that walks though her doors. :) On weekends the owner mentioned that they sell Thai food, unfortunately they were sold out at the time I went. I'll definitely come back at an early time.

The summer and warmer weather brings all the mosquito bites my way unfortunately. My friend had introduced me to this balm from Thailand (known as Zam-Buk) to help relieve the bites. It helped so much, I had to find where to get some for myself. Online ordering would have taken a week or so but I couldn't wait, iykyk. Found this place and stopped by to see my chances if they had it, and they did! The woman working was so friendly and helpful. I showed her a photo of the balm and she had some right by the register, with some other similar items. She even recommended this other peppermint/green tea balm stick to me to help with relief.I would definitely come back for Thai ingredients that may be difficult to find elsewhere!

needed green chili paste for my thai dish and could not find it at any of my local asian marts. yelp came to my rescue (as always) this little market is on the corner and can be easily missed. there is a parking lot behind the market with maybe 4 spots but there is street parking. there was a steady flow of customers coming in, at times there was a line of 3-4 ppl. i browsed all the aisles as i waited for cashier to be free, who also seems to be the only one working as i needed help locating which chili paste to use. the lady was so friendly, offering to order the item if i needed it. i purchased snacks and other items i did not need but had not had since i was a child. prices were reasonable and store was crammed but organized and clean with all types of asian ingredients. i def will be coming back to shop :) oh and $10 minimum for cards!xx

Needed some Asian fresh produce and wanted to ee what they had. Here was my experience.AMBIANCE:Parking | Street/neighborhood parking.Feels | The spot is in a pretty random spot. Not in the downtown area but off a pretty busy street. It can be easily missed as you're driving fast. The market itself is relatively small and intimate but has a mix of your go-to Asian produce and not so mainstream produce.FOOD:They have frozen fish, very limited fresh produce, and many snacks/desserts. Good selection of noodles, turmeric powder, and garlic seasoning.CUSTOMER SERVICE:Great! Friendly and helpful people.TL;DR OVERALL4 Stars. Good selections, friendly people, and reasonable prices. There aren't many Asian markets in this area so it was nice seeing this spot. A little bit out of the way but still a good gem. #SupportAPISmallBusinessesTIPS:* They close on Thursdays!

Ive been coming here almost every other weekend for their mango sticky rice and bbq. The owners are very friendly. They also have good selection of snacks (lays chips from Thailand with unique flavors)

Good food sold on the weekend and plenty of options imported from Thailand. Thank you.