Top Asian grocery stores in Las Vegas, United States

Around 3pm on Wednesday, May 15th, the old lady in the fast food department where people can buy roast duck and BBQ pork had an extremely bad attitude toward customers. She seemed reluctant to serve and even tossed the receipt on the counter. This kind of “employee” is very bad for business and should be fired immediately.

When i'm making thai sausages I head here. Always friendly and have all the items i need to create.

Great market with good selection of your Asian grocery needs. They also offer a good selection of Asian style baked goods and a section with prepared foods where you can grab an inexpensive boxed combo platter.

I love the selection of beverages that you won't find in your typical supermarket.

The fruits and veggies seem to go bad a little more quickly, so I buy smaller quantities.

The market feels a little cramped given how small it is relative to a normal supermarket.

Cute little Asian store that has homemade food! One side has pre-made food, desserts, and even drinks like Thai iced tea. The main side has a good selection of more commonly used items. It's not a large store but it's a nice small southeast Asian store. I've been able to find more common southeast Asian items but not everything I need. I also can find my Buddhist shrines and decor! The service is always so nice here.

The people there are literally liars. I was like this clearly shows 1.99. And they kept insisting it shows 4.99. I was like hey I have a picture it’s 1.99. Instead of apologizing and saying it was a mistake they kept insisting it was 4.99. Can I talk to a manager please. Then they were like I’m the manager. Here’s the evidence

Always great Grab-N-Go food.
Takes EBT for cold items.
They also have a hot menu binder.
A group of older Thai women just owning it.
Super nice and helpful.

Had the Thai style larb and it was decent lacked enough mint and toasted rice would be way better if they'd use fresh chilies instead of dried. I hate it when places cut corners when you pay 9-12 bucks and it's a small portion. Pad see ew was lacking sauce could've been better is all. But almost there. Papaya salad was good at least could use a little more mashing. May I recommend Arroy Thai its cleaner and flavors are better. And not stingy with portions like Archie's quality is poor there anyway.

If your looking for everything Thailand you found it!

I always come here good food, but employee very unmannerly, we bring money to buy food , not for free , please if you like this job be happy With customer if not please don’t go to work, don’t be angry with customer, remember we pay for food not free,

So many ramen choices. Bakery is wonderful. Such a fun place to get groceries!

My go to store for basic Asian food items. They used to have 2 store areas but they combined it into one. Love coming here for my snacks and knick knacks. All the employees I’ve encountered are friendly.

Plenty of parking. They accept Apple/wireless pay.

Best place conveniently finding key asian groceries items to make asian dishes to feed friends and families for way less than you'll spend in eating out.

Great Asian Market with all the variety of foods you need.

Like the variety of cooked foods you can order at their restaurant.

Not my go to Asian supermarket but I always have a good time here. My mom tells me that items are pretty expensive compared to the other grocery stores but when 168 has sales, the sales are really good.

I, myself especially enjoy the little pastry and boba shop within the grocery store. If you can’t tell, I come for the snacks. The very animated, comical packaged snacks.

On the far right side is the Asian deli where you can grab food that’s already prepared.

If you are a drinker, there is a wine and spirits corner with American an Asian liquors. Located next to this area are usually bulk sale items as well.

Then, in the front by the registers, there’s the medicine counter ova, as there usually are in Asian supermarkets.

There is a variety of things here. When we want to cook up an Asian dish this will be the go to for my fam. Especially for the Thai basil, cannot find it anywhere near my home so have to drive all the way here.
The only issue I had on the last visit was that I got the stinky eye 👁️ when I asked for help. Thank you person stocking up the soup bases ✖️ 😔
However, when I got to the produce section the workers there were very friendly and pointed me in the right direction.
Also super duper expensive but again everything imported so oh well.
Enjoy these awful videos I sent my husband for help.

Purchased this yesterday for our road trip back home to Arizona, but it was spoiled! It smelled sour and gooey to the touch! Not edible at all! I couldn't go back to return it since we were well on our way home already! So disappointed since we love supporting local Asian communities. Please check items you buy here for spoilage! Obviously, the owners don't check what they sell especially this type of foods spoils easily in this hot weather!

It was a big Asian store with variety of stuff from different Asian countries. Such as China, Philippines, Korea. Produced seem fresh and they have live fish for sale.
There’s a ready made Chinese food for sale and an awesome bakery inside as well. You really can’t ask for anything else. You should be able to find what you need in this store. We are definitely coming back. :)
We really enjoy finding all the Asian stores here in Las Vegas.
As I mentioned we will come back. Second time we came at 9am just to buy more bread and pastries and they were not ready. The shelves was empty. When I asked I was told 30 minutes everything will be set up. We waited 1 hour nothing. I asked again to see if they would have a danish out. Nothing so disappointed. I have to change from a four to a three star.

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.

I like this little market and go there quite often when I need small items ( rice, basil, condiments, etc.) . The workers here are very nice. On the day I went there was a gentlemen (who I assume was the owner) was sitting behind the counter without a mask on. If the customers are required to wear one upon entrance into the store, he should have had one on as well to protect himself and others. It’s just common courtesy. Overall, like I said nice store.

I love that this market is in the South West area. When I need certain ingredients to cook certain Vietnamese dishes, I don't have to drive all the way to Chinatown. So convenient.

New ownership is 10x better than the old owner. He is beyond polite, remembers customers by name and keeps the store very clean and the products organized. We will be returning to do our weekly shopping here for sure!

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.

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!!!

Around late 2012, I witnessed an incident between one of the owner (female type) and a costumer and I'm a bit concern with the way the situation was handled by the ownership. Apparently, the owner accidentally placed her personal keys into a grocery bag and a costumer was honest enough to returned the key that was placed in his grocery bag. The owner became confrontational, and began to questioned the costumer as to what he was doing with her keys? The costumer replied, it was in my bag.... and the gentleman became upset because instead of being grateful of returning her keys, she gave an attitude.

I'm a firmed believer of costumer service, since I do help out a family on a business and unfortunately the ownership of this store does not realized that her business is dependent on the number of returned costumers

My story is one of the three cases that I've observed the lack of costumer services on this particular store.

I just hoped that ownership can reassess their people skills, the essence of good costumer service and works toward being good to people regardless on their position. And to realize that the businesses success is dependent on returned costumers.

Concern Citizen
5/2013