Welcome to your local supermarket in Sacramento, California. This is amongst one of the biggest Hmong store in town.
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d trumpFor sactown I believe this is the biggest Hmong grocery store. If u need your asian ingredients or fresh veges go there. They also have hotfood to go. I gotta say the papaya they freshly make inside the store is one of the best imo. More than enuf parking.
DI only go here for papaya. It's delicious, authentic at an unbeatable price. I have not looked for other places. But I would say check your bag before leaving. They did forget my noodles but wrote it on the bag. Also, spiciness isn't consistent. I understand peppers are not consistent but I am talking about a huge difference from mild to very spicy. I always order the same amount of peppers because I cannot do spicy. On the plus, I always call to place an order. There is a line sometimes. They speak English. Parking is compact unless you park near the road. Store is big with a variety of hot food, grocery, cookware, etc. However, like a lot of Asian stores, hot food are not kept hot.
Farm SVery bad customer service. I got yelled at by an employee for asking nicely if someone could come help us at the register. I don’t expect much of a customer service at an Asian establishment but never thought I would get yelled at for asking nicely for an employee to ring us up. We all have bad days here and there but you should never take your anger out onto your paying customers. There’s plenty of Asian supermarkets in South Sacramento that I’ll be happy to support and spend my hard earned money. I will never step my foot into this place ever again. Zero star!
Tao MouaWe buy stuff here a lot. But in the last two times we bought PAPAYA SALAD, we got sick: sore throats, fever and diarrhea. 1 time might be a fluke, but 2 times? I think they either have contamination or expired ingredients like Crab Paste or Shrimp Kabip that they use to make papaya salad. Please check your ingredients or I’ll report to health officials!
J M.The store itself is fine. The produce are fresh, the papaya salad is good. The hot food vendors can be tricky, some hot foods are delicious and some are not. Unfortunately this time I picked out some that were not good. The purple sticky rice was out too long and had a bad smell. The spicy beef laab was salty and had no other flavor to it besides salt.

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