Hmong Village

The Hmong Village is pretty interesting. They have plenty of traditional dresses, daily use items, eastern medicine, food and fresh grocery. The food is pretty good. Overall, the taste is more to the sweet side of things. Kinda sweet curry noodle, sweet stew pork with egg, tendon soup and etc.

The Hong Village does not get enough recognition. It's an afternoon I highly recommend. So much to see and eat, and of course the shopping. Just a little tidbit, try a little haggling, its like walk in with a coupon on everything in there(except the food, I assume). PLUS they have a clinic and DMV! My son just passes his permit test there last wk, the line was reasonable and worker nicer then most DMVs. If you can't tell, I'm a big fan of the Hmong Village.

I love this store at Hmong Village ( Johnson Pkwy ) but almost same as Hmong Market ( Como Ave ). My wife and me are going there for serval times. We are bought vegetable and some foods. The Hmong Village huge than Hmong Market.

It's a really big warehouse with dozens an dozens of food and shopping stalls. Sadly, it looks like most of them sell the same-ish thing though. It can still be a fun time but I wouldn't go too far out of my way for this. Some of the food options can be good though so I'd recommend a noodle soup at one of the stalls in the first corner. Also, it can get really crowded inside during some of the rushes so be prepared to fight for tables. Parking was super easy though.

Great food vedon selection. Given ICE in the area many shops aren't running for fear of racial profiling. Support your local vendors during this time please!

Probably about 20 different food stands, all with just about the same menu. Thai,Lao and Hmong sausage run $4-5 ea. Stirfry dishes will run anywhere from $12-$16 per plate. Many of the stalls and dry good stands closed early, well before the market shut down. It was a bit disappointing traveling all that way to visit a half closed market. Several produce options, with friendly vendors. Parking was not an issue, plenty of spaces available when we got there just passed lunchtime. Note that when you order sticky rice you are likely getting the purple rice, so if that is not what you are expecting make sure you ask first. Portions were plenty big but we were pretty disappointed with the food from both food stalls we purchased from. It was nice to check this out, but not sure I would make a return visit, I would rather visit one of the temples hosting food on the weekends or continue my search for satisfying Asian cuisine.

I feel slightly bad for posting such a low review but the "Pad Thai" from Lee Asian Cuisine was certainly lacking… Only reason for not giving one star is the vendor was extremely nice. Hopefully it was just an off day!