Hmong Town

Jacob Perez

I LOVE visiting this place! It's a HUGE grocery store and they have a bunch of other cool awesome stores. Ladies, you'll love it because there's lots of fancy clothes and jewelry stores. Foodies will appreciate the restaurants they have in the back. They make delicious awesome food that never disappoints! I recommend getting the Hmong sausage. We've been coming here for quite awhile now, and we will KEEP visiting. It's a hidden gem

A Y

Pho 414 and the boba shop/bahn mi/boba/Vietnamese food and especially papaya salad next to it! Try it! Go into the store, go straight! Worth it 1000% I promise you

Toua Lor

Very large grocery store with food, snacks and silverware and even clothing. So many items to choose from. Definitely check it out. I would recommend updating the restrooms and painting and adding lighting to the hallway to those restrooms. The deli food was fresh and fast. Although the pho was average only. Ox tail Pho was not as good as expected. Yea the pho was disappointing for the price. But give it a try, you might like it or other food items. Spent $60+ on what I posted here.

Kashenna

It is big, organized, and clean. There is also a great spot to eat inside once you are done shopping or even before.

Viv Park

Adding Hmong Fusion On a sunday afternoon, hopping with people. The restaurant is located way in the back of Hmong Town. You order from the counter, and they will bring the food to yohu. I saw many Asian families eating humongous bowls of pho, and they looked quite good. I will have to try some time. On my particular visit, though, we weren’t really hungry, and just wanted a snack. We went with eggrolls and beef intestines, but their sausages and stuffed chicken wings (bones removed and stuffed with eggroll stuffing) also looked so good. Eggrolls ($1.50) I’ve had some exceptional Hmong eggrolls, so i know these aren’t the best out there, though it wasn’t bad. I wasn’t sure whether they had run out when we got there or whether it’s just their practice, but they started rolling and cooking the eggrolls after we ordered them. So it took about 15 minutes to get them. It was steaming hot and good, but again, the flavors weren’t the best i’ve had, and it was a bit more on the heavy side with the cabbage. With this in mind, I’m not sure that I’ll try their stuffed wings, cuz they probably use the same in there. Beef intestines ($8) Steep on the price, but surprisingly good!!! Got me wowed! Not for those who don’t like intestines, obviously, but I’ve had my share and these are good! They are a bit bigger pieces and intestines are very chewy, so they can get a bit tough to chew. But they had no smell, flavors were on the money, and i couldn’t have asked for better. I did take half of it home, and warmed up on the air fryer and cut them more into bite sizes, and it was even better. Would get again! ============ Previous review: Used to be old Pacific Produce, but is much cleaner and well maintained than the previous version. You can find pretty much anything you need Asian, though price point is a bit on the higher side compared to other Asian markets in Milwaukee (i.e. Mo's Food Market) There are lots of eateries inside. LADY MOON CAFE The spring rolls and bahn mi at the Lady Moon Cafe is awesome, but takes a while after ordering. They make it fresh, so just make sure you either order ahead or be ready wait a while. PHO 414 Pho 414 has some great stuffed wings. Friends love their pho, but I'm not a huge fan (I just really like the Vietnamese version better - this one is more Laos or Hmong). There is also a red curry noodle dish that I have tried for the first time. It is a very watery/brothy curry rather than the thick curry I'm used to in Thai and Idian cuisine. And the noodles were not as thick as udon noodles but not as thin as the pho rice noodles. I think they also overcooked the noodles in this instance, but I'm thinking they are usually better than this. The heaping portion of shredded cabbage on top was fresh and crunchy and yummy. A very different dish than what I'm used to, and quite good, but not my particular cup of tea. There is also more eateries on the other side of the market that you can access by going through the other side vendors (mostly selling traditional Hmong clothings etc.) before entering the main market area. Overall, I'm happy to have found a clean Asian market with good food and cool vendors!