Bangkok Market

Its tiny but it had so many things that I cannot find in Arizona Asian markets. We do not have a dedicated Thai market so that's why I like this one. Prices were somewhat on the higher side but I know they probably dont buy in bulk like other Asian stores do, so I let it slide. I will definitely stop back by here next time I am in town.

My wife loves the sauce selection and being able to find products she is familiar with from her native home of Thailand.

This a great place to get Thai ingredients for cooking as well as Thai snacks you wouldn't necessarily find in Asian grocery stores. One side is filled with ready to eat foods. I like the skewered pork with sticky rice and nam priks available. The Hainanese chicken rice I got looked very dry like the chicken had been sitting there for a while. Also had pad thai that was made to order and it wasn't very good. The food here can be a hit or miss but for Thai ingredients this is the best place in the city.

First time needing to go to a Thai grocery in Las Vegas, found it in Google search using Thai language and English. everything from stoves, cook ware, utensils, ingredients, produce, plants, cosmetics, and herbal supplements, excellent store, the store could use a facelift. มียอดขายดีมากครับ

Came here for a short visit with family. After visiting almost all Thai market in Las Vegas, I rated here with the best variety of Thai food and Thai desserts. There’re many imported Thai snacks as well as frozen ingredient. Some I believe were made locally. Authentic Thai food, I would say. Very friendly and considerate cashier!!!

Bangkok Market is a one-stop shop for Thai spices and ingredients. The shelves are crammed with canned goods, vegetables and some kitchenware. They even have a deli with home-cooked meal! Cant find which shelf has the spices you want? Don't worry, just ask the clerk and they will tell you right away.

Love it here!! I don’t really understand why people are calling it expensive like of course it isn’t Thai price because we aren’t in Thailand.This is Vegas people! I think the prices are fair since everything is from Thailand. Im thai and everything I ate and bought was very good! Definitely coming back here!!

Papaya Salad was sweet & not like in the restaurant that sweet + sour + salty.

In Vegas visiting my son and he wanted me to cook some of my famous Thai dishes. Since I didn't have all of the equipment, I had to locate quite a few items. First and foremost was Thai barbecue, sticky rice, green papaya salad. To make all of these, some specific tie items are required. Also some very specific Thai spices. We found this place in yelp. They actually had everything that we needed. Giant Mortar and pestle, sticky rice steaming basket, boiling pot that the basket fits into. A green papaya, double knife peeler and cutter. They had the correct Thai brands of the fish sauce, sweet chili sauce, even had pork Knorr (something you can't find in normal supermarket). Also, I do speak Thai, and they were pleasantly surprised to be able to communicate with me all of the things that I needed in Thai. they were very friendly and very helpful. As to cost effective, I really don't know because these are unique items and spices. Enjoyable place to shop. And everything you need. They also have a side café/deli for Thai foods. We didn't get any food here, but it looked great.

Found this place by accident. This is a market and deli. The market had stuff I haven't been anywhere else, reminds me of my childhood. The deli part is where they serve food. The food they had looked ok to me. I didn't buy anything at the market or deli.

I came looking for ingredients to make Thai red curry chicken. It's a relatively small market. Similar to a liquor store mini mart size, but overcrowded with items. Not busy at all. Maybe saw three shoppers at most. I did find what I was looking for whereas you won't find at other asian markets. I've been searching several months and this is the only place that has Huy Fong sriracha sauce. They have lots of curry selections as well as coconut milk for what I'm making. Thai chili peppers, galangal, lemongrass, Thai basil and even kaffir leaves. Heck, they even sell live kaffir plants you can buy and plant at home. You can't get any more authentic than that. No meat section though, but limited meat items in freezers. That corner produce section has the heavenly odiferous scent of durian that takes me back to Thailand. If you're not Thai, you will hate it. On the other end of the store, they have a deli section where you can buy Thai style street food. I got larb moo made to go and some hor mok and sai ua from the refrigerated section. With only one table available where you can sit and eat, I skipped the dine-in experience. I give three stars for pure authenticity...down to the employees all speaking Thai. I would not recommend it if you're a tourist. You won't be greeted with a smile. You will think everything looks unkept and dingy. When you see the price tags (and some items don't have price tags) you will think everything is way too expensive. For example, the kaffir plant costs $100.00 US dollars, not baht. On the other hand, if you're looking to make authentic Thai dishes at home and you're full of cash from hitting the casinos, then maybe this place has your name on it.

Craving for Thai street foods and super happy that we found this hidden gem. It was our first time here and we bought 17 items including different type of deserts ,chicken BBQ, red and green chicken curry, chicken curry noodle, fish cake, beef jerky, Thai salads, Thai sausages. All came to a little over $100. Much cheaper than restaurant. Same great taste with less expensive price. We like everything except for the Thai Sausages a little too greasy for us. Service was ok. This store is not a very big but stocked with a lot of Thai merchandises and grocery on one side of the store and the other side is like a Thai street food courts heaven.

We love this market! It is a combo of a grocery store for Thai groceries AND it has a deli section where they make alot of the Thai specialties/food fresh daily! You can also order and they'll cook them for you as take aways/to go. My wife is Lao, so she was happy to see various dishes that would take time to cook, esp since there are only 2 of us. They also have a large selection of jeows which are chili pastes. The last time we were there, we grabbed some basil chicken, sweet sticky rice with taro and banana wrapped in banana leaves, fried samosa with taro and chicken and hint of curry (I love those!) and some mochi balls with coconut and peanuts but these go bad the next day, so make sure you refrigerate them. Also keang nor mai, fried bananas which are always on our list. We also pick up some keang nor mai (bamboo soup), yellow curry with chicken and coconut milk, and whatever items they display for that day. I would recommend coming before lunch and on Saturdays when they have a table full of newly cooked items. We ordered papaya salads and rad bar noodles in the past and these come in small in portions. The papaya salad is a hit or miss, depending who makes them that day as the flavors vary. They also have fresh durians there but make sure you put in your order because these go fast and sometimes you have to pre-order. If you are in LV, definitely stop by to support them and try dishes that you normally would not see in restaurants! Be prepared to buy a lot!!

Nice selections Thai desserts. Service was fine. Store is a bit cramped and not much to walk around and browse.

I was never able to find my favorite dessert anywhere in Vegas. I used to only buy this in California. They have it here and delicious and fresh. It's called banh loc (mung bean noodles with coconut milk). They also have variety of ingredients for many Asian dishes and decent pricing. They also serve many other desserts and fresh food as well. I love this little market.

Thai Deli and grocery store . I came in looking for multiple ingredients I needed to make Pad Thai. Both people working were very helpful in assisting me with my questions.

Bangkok Market is located on West Flamingo 89103, South Decatur Blvd. In the same parking complex as Blueberry Hill Restaurant & Bakery. Bangkok Market adheres to Social distancing Covid-19 guidelines so just a friendly reminder to wear your mask and keep 6 feet away from others. Bangkok Market is well kept stocked with a variety of exotic produce, vegetables, spices/sauces, prepared foods/desserts and other high quality Thai items. This is my first time here, the employees are welcoming, professional, knowledgeable and helpful. Bangkok Market will be my choice to go shopping for Thai produce especially their Deli, Hot foods and Desserts section. Defiantly a gem as the prices are reasonable! I highly recommend Bangkok Market to everyone, it's the one-stop-shop for all your Thai food and produce! Bangkok Market also gives Free consultation services regarding Life insurance, Health insurance, Retirement plan 401 K, College Savings Fund, Tax Advantage Products, Debt Settlements, Credit Restoration, Medicaid, Medicare, Will and Trust will. Serious inquires can visit the shop and ask for Ben directly.

Pleasant and helpful, they assisted me with one of my favorite Thai dishes. Highly recommend!

Thai and other Asian brands I will return with my Thai friend soon Seems like a friendly place

I larb Thai food! I go here when I'm craving for legit thai food. I always get: larb, pad thai, shrimp paste fried rice, lemongrass sausage, and some chicken skin. They have a lot of thai snacks too. If you like durian or coconut flavored snacks, then this place is for you. I could stay here for an hour just looking at the different thai goodies. Parking is plenty right outside the store. The people here are super nice, friendly, and always ready to help. Khob khun, Bangkok Market.

Over priced. Don't know if I was cheated, or this store is just over priced. I bought a small Nam sausage. Very small. Maybe 2 inch long. They charged me $7. I just paid for it without saying anything because it was kind of my fault. I should have asked how much it cost. A tip for future reference to this store,if there's no price tag, don't buy. They can cheat you and up the price

If your looking for young frozen betelnut, then this is the place to find it. I would recommend to call first because the parking is small! They have tasty Lays chips in Asian flavors that you can't find at a regular grocery store!! Check out the spicy flavors Lays! So so good!! They have other things and prepared food that you may want!

It was fine. Bangkok Market is a two-part store. On the top floor, if you will, is the entrance and a standard convenience store. Down a short flight of stairs is the deli, where you can enjoy combos w/ rice and a small selection of hot foods. However, I was more interested in the various pre-packaged products which you'll recognize if you've had enough Thai appetizers and desserts or especially if you've been to certain tables at the Chaiya Monastery monthly food fair. I wasn't all that hungry during this visit because I'd just had lunch, so I only ended up taking home a few items. They were all $5 or $6, which I'd say is fairly reasonable. I quite liked the lemongrass sausage due to its with savory flavor and juiciness making the spicy pain almost bearable. I could also see myself going for the pork skewers again, although they don't quite compare with the freshly grilled Chaiya version. The pork skins with chili and the Tod Mun Pla (fish cakes) were forgettable. That said, Bangkok Market does feel like a potential solution if I ever start pining for the foods of the regular fundraising event which I've tended to miss regularly this year. i haven't gone through the entire selection yet or tried the hot foods, so I've probably missed a gem or two. I just wasn't thrilled with what I've had so far.

Small market with hot/cold foods freshly made attached. This has been our go to for Thai items since the Chaiya monthly food fair stopped due to Covid. The market has things you don't find at the other bigger Asian markets. We particularly like the Thai lays selections in various Asian inspired flavors. On the weekends bigger selection in the cooked food section. Seems to be pretty popular, we love the taro sticky rice, the curry spiral puffs, Thai fish cakes.

Wouldn't go here.. lots of bad expired pre packaged food. Laos Asia market way better and cheaper.

Found this Thai/Laos grocery by accident but glad we did. The Thai/Laos grocery in North Las Vegas closed during covid. I was in Vegas visiting my mom (who is Thai/Laotian) and we were headed to the Asian market in China Town but missed the turn and happened upon this place. So glad we did! My mom was finally able to get the foods and items native to her country (and my favorite Nam). It is pretty small and not good for disabled people (stairs to get to a certain part) but that is ok. Definitely worth the drive to get the items we need.

I ordered the Shrimp Spring Roll. The rice wrap was good. It was well cooked and had a slightly squeaky texture. The greens in the roll were overpowering. Particularly the parsley was dry and gritty. Overall, the roll was sort of like chewy on grass. There was very little protein or flavor in the roll. I'd skip this Spring Roll. Maybe try something else there?

If you go to this store and buy items and then go check out you need to watch them when they start processing out you need to make sure they are not over charging you when you do check out. Most of the items they do sale they go bad in just a few days. Item are not fresh but, they seem fresh when you are do buy them.

I come to this place every now and then and it never disappoints. Their spicy chicken and pork larb are amazing. I'd also recommend the bamboo chicken. It goes great with the pomegranate juice which they stock. Also, this store has a variety of interesting foods and drinks that you can not find just at your regular American supermarket, but also at Asian supermarkets in the area like 168 market and Ranch99 market. I don't drink every drinks , but for those that like them, this location has the type of RedBull that I have seen people drink in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. There is something for everyone at this place. Lastly, their customer service is incredible and Mia is always sweet and helpful.

This used to be a place I visit often whenever I'm in town but now I advise that you look elsewhere. The food is consistently dry and old. Ingredients collecting dust on shelves. The place dark and unkempt. When ordering from the counter, the server would continuously pick up the food then drop some back into the tray so not only are you waiting for them to finish doing that, you barely get a handful of whatever you just ordered. They would also mainly scoop up the sauce instead of the meat/veggies so you're not getting anything of substance. The rice is sometimes undercooked which is unacceptable. How on earth do you mess up rice? The jerky can be very tough and dry sometimes. There used to be a time when the quality was at least alright but now every visit is more or less the same story. The more important issue here is the staff. They are always, and I mean always, engrossed in conversations among themselves and will make you wait until they are done to serve you. Even when it's not busy, customers are still stranded out front waiting in awkward silence. Since anyone can clearly see what's going on in the back, it would be understandable if they were busy preparing stuff, but nope, the customers are just waiting for the laughing and giggling to end. If someone calls out to the back, there'd be no response. When servers finally do come out front, they'd get annoyed and snap at customers over mundane things. Any food to-go is just left on the counter without saying a word before they head back to their conversations again. When placing an order, they won't say or do anything to confirm either. I wasn't sure if they heard me so I repeated my order just in case and I got a catty response of "So you're gonna order that twice or what?" On a separate occasion, I ordered some items already and since there wasn't anyone else around, I added one more item and she was completely annoyed by that, "If you want more stuff, you better order all of it now." I merely asked for an extra order of rice and she acted as if I was inconveniencing her to cook a whole entrée. I understand that this is a small local business. I wasn't expecting gourmet food, top notch service, or bright smiles, but I didn't come to this place with a negative mindset either. I've visited other local Asian markets before, including specifically Thai markets, and I've never experienced such a thing. Thank god there are other Southeast Asian markets around that serve the same exact stuff with better quality and friendlier people. I've stuck around this long just because it was the first Thai market I've ever visited in LV but I guess it's time to stop being sentimental. Tl;dr: Food meh, terrible service. Go somewhere else.

Authentic hole in the wall Thai market with ready made foods as well as made to order Thai favorites such as papaya salad, pad thai, etc. They also offer some really unique foods that aren't easily found at other Thai food places such as a coconut jello type of dessert, Thai style fish maw soup, bamboo shoot salad, and more.

I have been able to find various width sized rice noodles in this store. Also some delicious sauces from the orient not found in many of the larger Asian grocery stores.

Not to much options to start with kind of small to be honest. What I like about the place is that they got fresh hot food and delicious desserts to choose from. The staff are very sweet and friendly when checking out .

Omg! Omg! Omg! No words to explain how much I am so happy full!! I found the Thai maker over here and they're making Authentic ( khaw lad kæng ) local Thai food. Honestly it's So tasty, delicious I never have before in America. I can't stop to grabbing them all!! I just falling in love with them foods at the first bite and run in to get it more! Hahahah! Thank you I love Thai food

When you're buy something in the grocery's store anywhere around the world , what's cashier should say something to the customers " thank you " this store one of them doesn't say anything , doesn't smile .

So glad this place is on my way to school. I love the northern sausages ($5), which to my experience have been available on Sunday's and Tuesday's. The Sunday's I've come they lay out a plethora of curries and soups and prepackaged foods such as rice noodles and various meats and buns. Ladies behind the counter will make fresh Larb (6) and fried rice. Sticky rice available for a buck. Various Desserts available too. Bring cash if you don't want to get too much, but how could you resist?

Inside The supermarket is not only to buy your grocery stuff like chili, green vegetables,soy sauce, crackers, medicine, thai snacks etc, on the left side they have a fast food place with tables & chairs, you can eat there or take it with you also the price are not bad at all. Their dessert about $3, the food from steam table about $5/lb & they have food in the fridge as well like hainamese rice $5, chicken larb $5, green curry chicken $5, thai sausage link etc. Their food are really good, you should try the ground pork with herb & pork jerky (especially when it is fresh from kitchen).. Eat with hot steam rice Very recommended!!! I don't know what time they are closed but when I got there after 6 o'clock the ground pork & pork jerky were gone.

Nice little authentic market. Lots of items and also have a menu to order fresh made food. Feels like I was in a genuine Thailand store! Thank you!!

They don't have a big selection, and they are more on the expensive side. They have fresh foods that look good, but haven't tried.

Ready to Go hot food. Delicious and inexpensive. Perfect meals. Love their pork dishes. They also have a menu which you can order off of.

I love this place been coming here for years and never disappointed. You can almost find anything from here like back in Bangkok if you can't find what you're looking for, they could help you get it...Food,vegetables, drinks and fresh delicious food!

Great small local market with hard to find items ..some items a little expensive though it's worth it, since no one else ..has these items.. Papaya salad was so good, portion was way smaller than the bowl. Customer service is great.

Really cool place to get exotic ingredients and things you can't find in an American market. Only 4 stars because sometimes the prices in this location can be a little inflated in comparison to other Asian markets. But, it is a small, hole in the wall type location. A very typical "mom and pop" type establishment. Definitely going back because I like supporting some of the smaller businesses. But certain things that are a bit overpriced I will save for a different market.

I absolutely love this place . Especially after my recent visit to thailand after coming back to america i was super bummed thinking i could never find the same things here as i did in thailand. Walking into this place and even up to it gives you all the sights, sounds and even smells of thailand lol. All around this establishment are other thai massage shops and restaurants. Bangkok market its kinds of got a little bit of everything thai desserts, food, soups. You name it from Thailand they probably have it. The rice selection is always on point. They always have the freshest kieffer lime leafs and lemmon grass, thai chilli peppers as well. Sometimes if you catch them before they sell out they also have thai bannanas which american bananas dont even have any business trying to compete with them. Anyways come check this place out they even have a lot of cook ware and other thai house hold items. Sticky rice is super good here always hot! Regular rice too.

This is Thai Market they're have almost everything from Thailand here. And also have small restaurant inside too. The restaurant inside have a nice foods and authentic some foods they already cook (but still hot and also some foods you can order and they'll make the new for you)

Well thought-out layout, clean, and strangely relaxing. Wonderful attention to detail and authenticity throughout. Brings back happy memories of food and travel. One of a kind.

Just ate at Archi's last night, paid $9 for a mango sticky rice I thought it was expensive from them, don't recommend to go there again. My thai friend recommended me to get food here today. Local market store, and with authentic thai food. Loved it! Great taste as they could cook it fresh as you order from them. Excellence in price, $3, $6, $7! I also bought a bunch of desserts to take home as well!

A Thai co-worker recommended this gem. You'll find Thai groceries including packet spices, noodles, frozen seafood and fresh produce. Few steps down the left, there's a small eatery with freshly prepared food. Everything is $5 and sticky rice for $1. I tried the Basil chicken and Panang pork which has the perfect spice balance. The chiller host a wide selection of salads, curries, soups, sausages, pork and chicken larb, etc and a variety of Thai desserts. Everything is priced and labeled with a 'used by' date. The black glutinous rice dessert was so perfect for $3! The fried Pork rind (Chicharon) for $6 is a treat! There's seasonal item like Durian Mooncakes which are individually sold. Friendly service too.

Went there today because I was hungry their fresh ready made food is always ready to go..Check out is always fast and quick even with Covid..

Small hole in the wall market with Thai groceries and a little restaurant inside as well. The food tastes amazing and homemade by some talented Thai women. They use fresh ingredients in their dishes and this is where I usually come nowadays when I want a quick and cheap Thai fix.

This place is fire. If you like authentic Thai food this is the place to go for both ingredients and already-made dishes. A lot of offerings that reminded me of Isaan regional foods, as well as more traditional (mainstream) Thai fare. Friendly staff and they have everything you might need. E.g. put and bamboo wicker to make sticky rice old school, no mai (fresh bamboo), lime leaves, nam, nam ya, penny wort- just everything :)

Cute little market! Strangely enough, I was hunting for this julienne tool for ages that you need to make papaya salad. We came in here one day just to see what they had and they had it! Kinda pricey though, $5 for it but I use it often. They also had a bunch of Asian nasal inhalors, which is also totally random but I love them bc they are super strong and last forever. The lady working the register was really nice and showed us a bunch of stuff that we didn't know what they were. She super patient. Down the steps they also have a little cafe. The middle section is the grocery, and to the right is an little USPS office that usually only has one or two people in line ahead of you. Convenient! The only thing I don't like is the parking lot is pretty tight and some of the spots are on a pretty steep incline.

I love this place. The Chicken Laab is amazing, and it's only $6. 1lb of pork jerky is $5. I've been to many thai restaurants, nothing compares to the Laab they made here. this place is just amazing.

You have no idea how happy I am when I found out this hidden place. The store basically divided into 2 section. One side is more like a mini groceries store. The other side is ready to eat packaged food and desserts, snacks all sorts of food! I use to stop by here whenever I don't feel like cooking just to grab their Togo food boxes. Very affordable prizes and the food is so amazing. Don't missed out y'all!

This store is dirty, the restroom is dirty (and no paper towels). The staff have zero customer service skills; your not greeted when you walk in the door, your not thanked when your transaction is completed, and you not asked if you need help to find anything if your looking around the store. On top of that, their prices are sky-rockecting and portions are are getting smaller. I dont recommend going to this store at night, because there are a lot of homeless / vagrants in the area.

I was in the center and figured I drop in to check out the small specialty market. Nothing special to report. The food-to-go section has some yummy looking food. I was curiously looking around. The 4 ladies/staff didn't care to acknowledge me at all and/or offer any help. I was one of 2 people in the shop at the time. The 3 ladies in the kitchen went about their conversation with one eating her meal. I asked a question about one of the dishes and they gave me this look like I was disturbing them. It's rare to run into unfriendly Thai people, but I guess this is the place they gathered. I ordered 4 different dishes and some appetizers to try. They were just OK. Nothing special. Best luck to them. I love supporting small local businesses. I may return one day.

Great market to buy particular items that is not available at certain Asian stores. The staff was not at all friendly and didn't even acknowledge our presence. At time of checking out they spoke among themselves which was very rude. I'm just glad I found the items I needed for my pad see eww...

Quality thai market, my friends from overseas come here. On Sundays, they offer fresh-made food dishes of restaurant quality, including sticky rice, spring rolls, and a jello-like dessert, and possibly boba. Reminds me of the Chaiya Monastery monthly fundraisers. Spring rolls here in particular are my favorite of the dishes mentioned above, vibrant and veggie-intensive with a lot of mint, served with a generous portion of peanut sauce.