HmongTown Marketplace: Explore an Authentic Hmong Culinary and Cultural Experience

Always a good experience. Most vendors sell similar items. They're friendly and easy to talk to, just ask for help. Food is similar, most vendors sell the same thing. But I hadn't had a bad experience vendor to vendor. Pick and choose what you'd like. Areas generally clean but could use more help during peak times. Building and some areas a little dated and could use improvement.

We come here for the fruit and vegetables. Also the food in the market is good, pork belly my favorite! They sell fresh chicken eggs and live chickens too.

A fun indoor market. Has lots of cool Asian stuff brass, clothes, cosmetics and jewelry. There are several restaurants for Pho and Asian dishes. I bought fresh bok choices and Garlic. Easy parking. Good for winter as it is mostly indoors. Feels like Midtown Global Market.

Great people. Great food and great prices. I love this place and the meat sticks the vendors have. They sell fish that still have their heads but I think that's just fine. Just don't be rude about it because that's how they do it. If you don't like it, move on! If you like fish, try one! So yummy. My favorite is the meat on a stick and the spring rolls. Not to mention, boba tea! I got so much food for a great price. Everyone was so kind to me. I will be back to try more and more food, I still haven't had a food I didn't like from there. Also they have lots of clothes, and other vendors too.

The Farmers selling the many plants for Asian food are all the best. My Vietnamese wife loves coming here to get many plants. I enjoy growing the plants for her. This year it got cold and rainy and killed some plants. I didn't know the names but just showed the pictures of the plants so I could buy some more. All the sellers were very helpful and would refer me to another seller if they didn't have the plant. We are so lucky here in Minnesota to have the Hmong here. My wife shops in the store year round for various things.

I love this place. Alot of little shops inside here and some amazing food! My family and I came here to support our neighbors during these difficult times. We mainly scoped out the food to be honest. The Hmong sausage with its pepper sauce, the bahn mi, the various pandan, rice, and coconut sweet options were all super tasty. They even had my favorite sesame balls filled with mung bean. The kids got some boba like tea slushies which were super good. All of the various staff were awesome and we will definitely be back! Thank you!

The older of the two Hmong markets, with two separate buildings, was really fun to explore. Way less chaotic than Hmong Village, though much smaller. There is a larger food court in the West building, and we had some incredible curry noodles from Hmoob Kitchen, and a great bowl of beef pho from 99 KHW Wameng. There’s also a fun drink stall with a HUGE menu, but I highly recommend the combination jelly drink, it was great- kind of like banana coconut milk with more jelly textures than you can imagine. We also had some AMAZING fried sesame balls from Rose’s Kitchen in the East building- the taro especially blew me away. Best sesame balls i’ve ever had- so crispy and toasty-sesame forward at first, then the chewy barely sweet mochi flavor with the soft boiled taro. Really incredible.

Me and my wife went to Hmong Como Market many times. We bought a vegetable and some dessert. Also, There is a lady work for sewing clothing. They are great communication. Oh, don’t forget to bring your cash without ATM machine fee $ 2.75 inside. You can bring a cash $40 over back up if they doesn’t have any credit electronic There is too crown people in small market for weekend only.