Hmong Town

"Big grocery store with small adjacent shopping center/vendors on other side (yes, there's a hallway that connects the 2 areas). The store has a hot food section with booths but didn't look open when I went on a Tuesday afternoon. They also sell household items like chairs, candles, pots, pans knifes, utensils, blankets, etc. The side with the vendors is a small hallway that leads to a "food court" which consists of a boba tea shop and one restaurant. I was disgusted by the floor in the food court though, it looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a year."

"Hmong town Very big place. Lots of room for more expansions. Similar to MN’s “Hmongtown market place” and “Hmong Village”. It’s a lot larger than “5xen market” but the food at 5xen market is very good. Bubble tea was good. I did notice the food area was VERY dirty. They need help cleaning up the food area. Recommended"

"The Papaya, hmong sausage and pork belly was very good! I don't have a picture of the pork laab my mom got but she didn't like it much. She said it tasted like a stir fry instead of laab but everyone's got their own preference so..."

"The grocery store is clean and well organized. There's a good selection of food. The independent sellers' side has a variety of vendors with different items of traditional style. If you're hungry, there's food in the back of both sides. I heard the boat noodles were delicious so I went to try it out. I can confirm, they are indeed delicious. If nothing else, get the boat noodles."

"Nice selection of products, just make sure you check the expiration dates. The mango Kent with spicy sauce will set your mouth on fire, but it's worth the burn. It's so good! Throw some chicken asado buns in the steamer with some mango salad on the side *chef's kiss*."