Hmongtown Marketplace

Get the Beef Laab (or any dish really) at Joey’s, Bubble Tea at Cherry Blossom Cafe, and the beef ribs in the food court. Really incredible dishes with fresh foods and a fun market. If you’ve traveled to Southeast Asia, this will bring back lots of memories. I’ll be back for the stuffed chicken wings, papaya salad, and pork belly.

This is a unique shopping place where you'll find stuffs that you won't find in a traditional supermarket. Take your time and stop by every vendor because they sell a variety of unique items and services. Don't forget to stop by the food court when you get hungry as they offer a unique variety of food and drinks.

We wanted a different scene than Hmong Village and this definitely gave it to us! They have a farmers market there but I don’t know if it’s just on the weekends or daily. They have a lot of choices. They have a lot of buildings with the same style vendors. The food court wasn’t as big and there wasn’t much choices, the space there is also very small so bringing a stroller was rough. We didn’t get anything but something from the ice-cream truck that was there and that was good enough for us. Parking is hectic and there are tons of pot holes so be careful if your car is lower or smaller. It was hard because parking is not friendly there and it always seems crowded. I don’t think we would go back. We prefer Hmong Village for a one stop shop.

I have not been to this place for a long time. I was a little hungry, so I wanted something different. That's when I found Dongdoke kitchen. Don't let the name fool you. It's pretty good. It's been here for years. I tried the MEATBALL QHAUBPIAJ. Interestingly good. Especially with Sriracha. Highly recommend if you want something different and tasty! Especially if you want something with less oil.

You gotta try Kia and Joey’s Kitchen!!! This 💎 honestly offers the very Best Hmong food in MN!!! Opinions vary but they beat every eatery in Hmong Village, Hmongtown and self standing eatery we’ve been to and we’ve tried every Hmong restaurant in MN. They’re located in the vegetable building. This is the only place we eat@ while visiting Hmongtown marketplace. We had a party of seven on Easter for an afternoon lunch and it was Amazing!!! We had Hmong and Caucasian guests with us and we were all very satisfied with our holiday meal. The service is accommodating, accurate and quick. Everything we ordered was cooked to order, correct and served with a genuine smile. We had special requests for spice levels and everything came out Perfect!!! We had the Sesame balls, NaVaam, Hmong sausage (the pepper sauce is Tremendous), purple sticky rice, pork skewers, Pho combo, Red Kapoon, Combo Pad Thai, Beef Laab and Chicken Laab. Everything was seriously fresh and Excellent!!! I’ve not had this much variety of food in one sitting which literally all dishes came out with perfection. We are having them cater our daughter’s College graduation party it’s this Great!!! Do not miss this restaurant!!! Thank You.

I love this place! It's like stepping into a market in another country. Their are many good vendors and they are all excellent. I've been shopping and eating here for many years. I have since moved to Oklahoma but still stop at the market every trip that I make back home. They have fresh produce year round but in the summer the selection is outstanding. If you have never been here, I'd say it is a must to check out.

The food is great, juicy and tender pork bellies and sausages with sweet rice or fried rice. I want to try more food, but i dont live near there to constantly eat there. The prices are good and reasonable that you won't regret it. I had my fill with only $20 (its actually $10 but bought more for myself to eat at home) for my self and $60 to 80$ for family. They even have clothing stores, barber shops, toy stores, movies, and a lot more entertainment. Come and learn more about their culture and foods.