Bangkok Market

I gave this place 2 star because I supposed to get a fresd fish there but all there fishes didn't looked fresh. I have not been on this place for a long time, If you are looking for a nice seafood then I wouldn't recommend it. There vegetables are okay. This place isn't the same as before.

I'm so ecstatic to find this neighborhood market near me!! A few items not available at other Asian markets in the area that I enjoy using regularly. Needs work on their quality of meat and fresh fish storage.. but overall, i'm content with the produce and dry goods.

Thirty-five years ago, before the Internet and before Thai cuisine made its way on the American dining scene, this was the go-to place for all cooking supplies. My college roommates and I ordered from them via phone and they shipped curries, coconut milk, etc. to us at our college dorm in Utah! Great store!!!

I’ve been going here since I was 14 with my grandma. They have an amazing selection of Thai grocery items you can’t find at their prices anywhere else. The freshest thai chilies, thai basil, and lemongrass. It’s awesome. They have parking in be back too but it’s a bit of a cramped lot so drive in there carefully.

Excellent groceries that could cover most of my need for Vietnamese cookings. I find myself come often every week. The staff are very friendly, from the butcher, the fish men, the cashiers, they remember you! There’s a family vibe going on at the store. I would love to see some decrease in plastic usage or less pre-wrap for perishable food.

We buy ONLY pomfret, Fish is fresh/good. Make sure if one has to return any items. Not interested in other items. Sea food is good

They shouldn't have closed down so soon, this was the best Thai market in L.A. I first visited Bangkok Market in the mid 1980s. Nice feel to the place, bright, friendly and welcoming, and many interesting items in the store. Back in the 1980s (and the 1990s) they had live crabs, I remember those, and in the mid/late 1980s they gave away free calendars. For so many of us in this neighborhood, this was a very near-by place to buy fish, shellfish and meat, and some produce, and noodle soup packets, and some other things. In later years this was my place to find rare juices, like Calamansi juice, Basil Seed juice, and Mangosteen juice, and Kirin beer and some other beers. And for me/us it remained a place to buy seafood especially (fish and shellfish) and sometimes meat. You could buy fish that they would fry for you, though whatever fish we bought we usually cooked them at home instead of having them fried at Bangkok. Always very friendly people who worked here. Bangkok Market first opened in 1971 or 1972, back then they were located on the south side of Melrose. Early in the 1980s or so, they moved to the north side of Melrose where they remained. This store was a quite significant part of my childhood, my parents shopped here often and often they'd take me and my brother along: they would find some good fish and meat and produce and some other things and it was just down the block, the closest market back then. On the last day they were open, November 17th 2019, a Sunday (though I didn't know that was their last day open to the public, though I knew they were going to close, maybe in a few months) I bought a 6 pack of Kirin beer and walked home with it. The next day Monday they were closed, though some restaurants and cooks were able to buy a lot of the remaining goods for another week or so. I miss this market; the other Thai markets on Hollywood Blvd don't have the welcoming atmosphere or charm that Bangkok Market had.

More than 30 years old of this market in Los Angeles city. They bring the most stuffs directly from Thailand with their brand name. I like their sweet rice brand, soft and new, I can't find anywhere sell sweet rice better than this market.