Hmong Village
Shopping mall · Dayton's Bluff ·
Hmong cuisine food court, produce, clothing, jewelry & gifts
Hmong cuisine food court, produce, clothing, jewelry & gifts
"This bustling indoor market offers Hmong dishes that soothe homesickness and quell cold winters. From classic dishes like pork sausage and boat noodles to more niche offerings like fermented crab papaya salad, stuffed chicken wings, and pounded sticky rice, Hmong Village is your one-stop, must-eat destination for exploring a variety of Hmong specialties." - Macy-Chau Tran
"In November of 2010, Hmong Village opened its doors to the community and changed what it meant to be Hmong in Saint Paul. Instead of waiting the year out for those precious few days to gather and be Hmong together, we had a physical space to call our own where vendors were selling Hmong films and clothing, Hmong food, and herbs and spices year-round."
"A sprawling shopping center just south of Lake Phalen, Hmong Village has an excellent produce section, and is a great place to stock up on lemongrass, fresh chiles, mangos, and hefty Hmong cucumbers. Sidle over to the food court for Hmong sausage with purple sticky rice, steaming bowls of khao poon, and chicken wings stuffed with bean thread noodles, herbs, and ground meat. Get there early on weekends — the parking lot fills up fast." - Eater Staff
"Known for Crazy Steak, thin-pounded, tamarind-glazed steak with pepper paste and wasabi sauce."
"A compact food-and-retail complex opened in 2010 that highlights Hmong culinary traditions; must-try items include pastel-colored boba/bubble teas, lemongrass-flavored khao piak sen (chicken soup with tapioca noodles), and sesame-topped rice-flour doughnuts filled with sweet bean paste." - AFAR