3 Aunties Thai Market 2

3.5 🌟 - A bit conflicted with a 3/4 star, but giving benefit of the doubt as i would like to come again another day if I am around there. Got the below: $11 "small" size pad thai w/ 3 big shrimp $10 moo ping - 2 pork skewers with sticky rice and a side portion of papaya salad $3 thai iced tea The pad thai was too sweet and saucy for my liking. There was no slight tang to it from tamarind. The three large shrimps are a nice touch but the sweet sauce overpowered everything. I didn't see peanuts on top for that extra crunch. The noodles felt slightly over cooked. The portions size is definitely on the smaller end. The moo ping dish was taken from the prepared section in the fridge and reheated. The meat was good along with the salad. The sticky rice was alright but nothing to be excited for as they microwaved the rice with the plastic bag it was in. The thai tea was a bit too sweet for me (8/10 sweetness). There is no modding it. I do like the grocery store / food concept in the back. They have lots of ramen, snacks, frozen thai products to browse from.. even the hong thai smelling herbal cans (the VIRAL TIKTOK ones)! Would be cool to see pre-made thai dessert togo there and more Coconut variant products!

I went here with a friend that has gone here multiple times. This place is bigger than what I thought. It's clean and well maintained. It has a lot of great options. They have many Thai products for your next Thai cuisine. I personally love that they have Durian Popsicles which my friend has informed me that she hasn't seen it since the time I bought it. I highly recommend visiting here as they have warm meals and desserts/snacks I've seen in some Thai bakeries.

Don't forget the Thai sweet sausage in the fridge, and the hot food in the back!

I like coming here for Thai cooking ingredients and snacks, they have a great selection. But I would not recommend ordering anything from the kitchen. I tried the Hainan Chicken Rice and Pad Thai. The chicken portion was tiny, about the size of half my iPhone 15 Pro. As for the Pad Thai, the noodles were severely undercooked. It felt like I was chewing plastic. I had high hopes since the food sounded like authentic homemade Thai, but the taste was below average. Stick to the grocery section, but skip the hot food.

Amazing small Thai grocery - has everything you need even for a restaurant setting

Stumbled upon this great Thai grocery store last Sunday. Apparently it just opened and they have another branch around 64th street. It's bright and spacious with a great selection of traditional Thai cooking ingredients, snacks, beer, and prepared Thai food in the refrigerated sections. The staff was super nice and helped me picked out some yummy snacks to try. Highly recommended!

3 Aunties Thai Market is Thai grocery and also has another location. I actually like this location more. I mostly go to grocery shopping in Chinese Supermarket nearby, but they don't have all Thai stuff to sell over there. There is a street parking nearby with a meter and the day I went to was plenty of space. For Thai stuff, the price is cheaper than Chinese market, but I still need to go to the market for fresh meat or vegetable. As you know lots of Thai places in the area, don't take credit card but this place accept card which is convenance for me because I always buy tons of groceries and I don't like to carry cash around.

I love this little Thai market. It's small but it has a lot of goods. A lot of snacks, condiments, cooking ingredients, and some frozen stuff. I get my Thai coffee from here; they have the instant version and the ground beans that you can brew on your own. They also have ready to eat food in the refrigeration section and I love to grab a Pad Kra Pao. You can also order Thai Iced Tea or Coffee from the front. They also have Thai Tea Ice cream and coconut ice cream. I'd recommend both but the coconut one was really good since it has chunks of jackfruit in there.

3 Aunties Thai Market is Thai grocery and also has another location. I actually like this location more. I mostly go to grocery shopping in Chinese Supermarket nearby, but they don't have all Thai stuff to sell over there. There is a street parking nearby with a meter and the day I went to was plenty of space. For Thai stuff, the price is cheaper than Chinese market, but I still need to go to the market for fresh meat or vegetable. As you know lots of Thai places in the area, don't take credit card but this place accept card which is convenance for me because I always buy tons of groceries and I don't like to carry cash around.

A small mom and pop or in this case mom and mom market owned by sisters. This is their second location that is slightly bigger than their original with a kitchen that serves noodle soups in addition to their normal arrays of chicken or pork skewers. Their prepared foods are very delicious, fresh and easy on the wallet. They are my go to for any Thai ingredients I would need for my cooking and baking needs that are all in one place at a reasonable price. Also they make the best Thai ice tea for only 2.75- nice strong and sweet. A bonus is that they have a fat kitty on the premises- so sweet and living the good life. Give them a try.

A little tucked away from the thoroughfare, but not too far from either LIRR Woodside station or 61st St - Woodside subway station, 3 Aunties 2 is more spacious compared to the one on 39th avenue. I always stop by this grocery for some prepared food and snacks. Whatever is sold out at other store, you can find it here. $38 for a pack of fresh durian though. I wish I could afford it.

This is the second 3 Aunties Thai Market that is near the 60th St LIRR entrance. When I entered, there were two people going around to look for items to buy. The story has its own ready-to-eat items to snacks. Seeing that fresh durian is $35 a box, I brought a cup of instant tom yum with vermicelli and grilled pork with sticky rice. Would recommend to others who wanted to try Thai food.

My favorite place for curry paste and SE Asian snacks that are difficult to find in regular Asian grocery stores. Readymade Thai food are wonderful.

The people inside are always kind and so quick with their service ! Also, Very knowledgeable on the items sold in the store, I have a close friend who is Thai and absolutely loves this store !! It reminds him of his home haha. Most of things sold here are authentic Thai goods! High quality and amazing taste! 11/10 recommend.

Store just opened on May 6th, 2021. The store is hidden on a side street. It use to be a sign making shop. The original store is across from Sri Pra Phai. The original store has more merchandise but it feels a bit cluttered. This second store is clean and organized. There's also a kitchen in the back of the store. You can get Thai iced tea for $2.50. Just ask at the cashier. The girl at the cashier was super nice! I bought a bunch of snacks: sweet basil flavored Lays potato chips $2.49, 3 Aunties crispy taro chips $3.99, crispy rice crackers $4.99 Also got some pad Thai instant rice noodles (only $1.99) and a jar of pad Thai sauce $2. Hoping to attempt to make pad Thai at home. If it doesn't work out, there's always take out at Ayada Thai or Sri Pra Phai. Lol. A package of Thai coffee powder was only $2.50. Pricing is inexpensive and fair. Everywhere else people are raising prices due to the pandemic.

I LOVED the original 3 Aunties and this new expansion has even more treasures. The new location is a huge contrast to the old space - this one is freshly renovated, with lots of glass and light - plus a neat-looking kitchen in the back! One whole side of the shop is filled with imported drinks, snacks, frozen treats, and ingredients, the other side has a refrigerated section and another table of freshly prepared goodies. There's also a steam/hot display next to the register. The middle aisles are filled with tons of sauces, instant noodles, canned goods, and lots of other dry goods I've never seen even though the neighborhood has a ton of ethnic groceries. If you love hot sauce, this is your heaven. I wanted to try so many of them. They also sell useful supplies such as hefty mortar and pestles. And apparently, they're selling their own house-made packaged snacks! Can't say enough good things about their Thai ice coffee or Thai ice tea also! Great prices, tons of "giftable" snacks and goodies you can bring to parties or back home to the fam, and totally friendly service! This is exactly the kind of shop I love to see in Queens!

You can get a wide assortment of prepared foods and Thai groceries! The Thai iced tea without milk is really good and only 2.50.

This is a new location and on the side from the block where rite aid is located. Excellent place to get all the things you're looking for in your next Thai cuisine. The place is clean and well organized. I love how they even have some snacks that I've seen in some Thai bakeries. They also have ready made food to go. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

They sell expired food at a discount. They pushed their sale items on me at the register and did not mention the items were SIX MONTHS expired. I shared those snacks with my friends and they all got food poisoning. will not shop at this location or the 64th street location ever again.