Lao Oriental Market

I love coming here for all my pho supplies: spices, fresh noodles, thai basil, mung bean sprouts, hoison sauce. They restock every Friday/Sat. I believe. I like that its family owned and operated, the wife makes the best pork bao in town. Sometimes they have banh mi too. Yum! And I love the grandma that greets me at the door, feels like I'm in Asia again.

I have shopped around for Hmong spices and supplies in Eureka. Whenever I run short on supplies I look for specific items I need to prepare a specific dish, and I visit this market whenever I run short on supplies. Service: 5 Stars ?? Friendliness: 5 Stars ?? Selection: 5 Stars ?? Authenticity: 5 Stars ?? Cleanliness: 5 Stars ?? Location: 5 Stars ?? Parking: 5 Stars ?? This is a family owned business. The staff are more than courteous and polite. I love this market. Thanks a million!

Fantastic snack stop. If you're looking for some quick snacks to go, or a quick spice or two, this is the place. This isn't a big grocery store, but it's definitely a good quick stop market for bare essentials. The family that runs it is very professional, and runs the store much like a fast food restaurant (get in, get what you need, get out) so there's usually no line.

Poor customer greeting. Hardly have anything, But overall, it has fresh chilly peppers. Better and have more stuffs than the Hmong grocery stores here in Eureka. Expect to pay more for what you want or need, but oh, well, just pay because you won't find it elsewhere.

Well I tried to eat the sesame chicken. It had a dark brown sauce on it. There didn't seem to be much meat and seemed to have a lot of fat /skin in it. More fat than meat. It fat seemed to be fried hard to give it some firmness. Why don't you try it to have the same experience as I had. And arrive at the same conclusion. I dare you! The Brown Rice tasted like they used old greas. I made one big mistake. I did not check the reviews of a resturant that I didn't know before I purchased.