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A V -Local Guide

a month ago

Great food with competitive prices. Avoid buying produce and anything else because the markup is ridiculous. Parking can be a pain too.Update (11/12/24)*Good Rich 68 ⭐⭐⭐/4 - pho was good, nice flavors. Chili pork ribs were just ok, not very spicy so probably wouldn't...Read More

Daisy D -Local Guide

3 years ago

Wonderful place! The people are all so nice! I felt like I was on vacation at home! Amazing delicious food. A true St Paul, MN hidden gem! The 4 instead of 5 stars is because the vendors were running out of food. Get there early...Read More

Car Life -Local Guide

a month ago

I truly love going here. They have so many flea market style booths. There’s lots of clothing and knickknacks stores. But I go here for the food.The best crispy roasted pork is the best in the Twin Cities. I drive from Minneapolis, passing by many...Read More

Blue -Local Guide

4 years ago

Hmong Village is a superb indoor marketplace, filled with various booths offering a range of items, from fresh produce, to clothing and accessories, toys, and more, to prepared food and beverages. The diverse range of products and selection make this an excellent place to visit...Read More

BP StPaul -Local Guide

7 years ago

I had no idea this Hmong Marketplace had opened in our old neighborhood until we visited over Christmas.It's larger, and potentially more interesting, than the Midtown Global Marketplace, although it's more focused toward the needs of the local Hmong community than curious tourists.I've been to...Read More

Google User -Local Guide

2 years ago

Hmong village is in the heart of St. Paul and it’s always a fun trip here but it’s not a consistent place since it’s either a hit or miss with the vendors there. The food is okay and depends on which vendor you go to...Read More

LeejMuamDaiSiab HMONGTUSHLUB -Local Guide

a year ago

Another Asian store/places with Asian foods. All food vendors pretty much sell the same thing. But yes if ur in and want asian foods. Hmong village is the place. Travelers if you're looking for something asia to take bck. Definitely check hmong village. some makes...Read More

Karl P -Local Guide

2 years ago

Hmong Village has a good variety of textiles, Southeast Asian herbs, medicines, hair products, lotions, gardening tools and knives, pots and kitchen utensils.There are also many food stalls with southeast Asian fare. We had Pho, grilled chicken, pad krapow, and pad se ew from various...Read More

Rainey Fall -Local Guide

a year ago

We visited to learn about Hmong culture since most Americans never heard of them. The people were polite when asked a question. The store number 88 was exceptional. She was friendly and went into great detail to explain to us the Hmong culture. That's why...Read More

Nasser Al Dandashi -Local Guide

a year ago

Hmong Village offers a delightful culinary experience with a rich tapestry of Hmong flavors. The vibrant atmosphere immerses you in Hmong culture, and the menu boasts a diverse range of traditional dishes. Standouts include the aromatic pho and the savory laab. The attentive service and...Read More

Kashi Maya Tamang -Local Guide

3 years ago

This is one of my favorite places to eat and go in all of MSP. I love to walk around and shop at the small businesses. Probably some of most diverse/freshest selection of produce in all of MSP. Vegan highlights: mangonada, tapioca pudding drinks, sticky...Read More

Shannon Xiong -Local Guide

5 years ago

They sell a whole bunch of stuff here. A variety of food, drinks, clothes, movies, shoes, brooms, chairs, outdoor mats, traditional hmong medicine and clothes, jewelry, and even makeup. Makeup may not be authentic as the brand name says, and cheap clothes can be sold....Read More

Grace English -Local Guide

a year ago

I've been very curious about the Hmong and their culture. So when I learn about the Hmong Village, it's a must-visit for me. However, the experience was a mix. Like everyone here, I find it too pricey for the quality. And some of the places...Read More

M Lee

a year ago

If you do visit here to do some shopping, be sure to not wear baggy clothes or even a winter coat (although it who doesn't in the winter?). The vendors will always be suspicious you are looking to walk off with their things. I was shopping for individualized presents for family members, so I passed by a few booths, making mental notes to what I'll come back for. Browsing small bags of paj ntaub, I realized that the shop owner woman was watching me the whole time. Thought it was weird, but I wanted to get the bag, so I asked her how much it was. She told me $15 for the bigger bag, so I gave her that amount, but during the transaction she said to me that she saw me put a smaller bag in my pocket. Confused, I told her I did not, and she could check my pockets if she wants. She did not, and I left after purchasing. But wandering around for more gifts, I felt like her accusation and service was disappointing and rude, so I went back to get a refund and do not want to support her business. She asked why I wanted a refund. I told her because she accused me of being a thief. She said she did not, she only "nicely" asked if I put her item in my pocket earlier. She also did not like how I was browsing through her various bag items (which people do as a normal part of shopping). She would not refund me, and escalated the issue to the security office. The security did not arrive until 30 minutes later. The building managers were not in the office either. After I told my version of the story, and this lady did as well, the security told us we were both in the wrong and that I should not have left after the purchase and confronted her right then to make things right. She never apologized for accusing me, she said they have security camera that she believes caught me putting her shop item in my pocket. After everything being unnecessarily prolonged, I just walked away without a refund. Please do not support her booth 111-112 and just walk right by or she'll suspect you too. Hmong Village and their shop owners do not care about customers and will not make things right in unfair cases towards customers. Be careful if you want to go shop here. The shop owner is the woman in the stripe below. Based on how I look, she judged me to be a bad person who only wanted to steal.

Johnny & Joanna Antonius -Local Guide

2 years ago

Wonderful place when it comes to food, as they have a great choice of traditional Hmong food. Shops are just as good, as they have large variety of items that you might need in your Hmong adventure.Warning, however! We've been there the whole day, going...Read More

Zang Iceburg -Local Guide

4 months ago

jacob xionf

3 months ago

Hmong village is good to go there I’m a Hmong person and I been there since I was a kid and food are good to and they have barbershop that they can cut your hair and. Pharmacy that you get stuff to and also...Read More

Yawgvaubkib Povhaum

6 months ago

6/14/2024 It was at 2pm me, my wife, and my two kids (both 2yr old) havent eat the whole day due to a busy schedule so me and my wife thought about grabbing something fast and so the kids can eat it too. After about...Read More

tony Smith -Local Guide

3 months ago

little bit of everything under one roof. every stall has a slight difference in items for sale. jewelry, clothing, masks, an then the food. the pho is beyond worth the price for the amount you get. again each stall has something different. go an explore...Read More

Bee Yang -Local Guide

a year ago

Food wasn't very good. Edible and did it's job but nothing special. Seems like they don't really care to make it taste good. Most food need more salt, more ginger or more, flavor...food lacks really good flavor. Bought it for quick...Read More

Matt Vang -Local Guide

10 months ago

Come by. They got neat shops and fresh produce. It is pretty pricey here. Only issue I have with this place is the food is almost all the same. Some are better than others. Some are more fresh than others. Another thing is they got...Read More

J H -Local Guide

a year ago

Depending on the vendor in the food court, it's alright. Not the cleanest. You have to lower your standards a bit. Most of the prepackaged deli items have been old or have no stickers when the product has been made. History of roaches.Clothing...Read More

HMONG LEEG

8 months ago

Our opion on the Food Vender "Sea Kitchen"We order the Pad Krow Pow dish, a bowl of pho and a cup of nam va. The pad krow pow was way to salt, I couldn't even finish the plate. The pho broth was dark and very...Read More

Corey -Local Guide

a year ago

So many different vendors selling fresh produce and other household items. Everything at a reasonable price. Like other vendor owned markets cash is widely more accepted, but card is welcomed.The food court is the best part of the trip! So many delicious food options from...Read More

Silencia Monochromia

2 years ago

Yes, 7/10 semi authentic. A little gentrified but I see why corners had to be cut for those cheap prices. Temple food is better but this is all year round! You want the most authentic flavors. Mai's papaya restaurant and Lucky Express has everything you...Read More

Nick -Local Guide

a year ago

The best thing about this place is the food and the Asian produce store. Food is great and the grocery store is filled with fresh produce. Bring cash, only a few of the vendors accept cards. Other than that most of the Hmong vendors sell...Read More

Bella Linda -Local Guide

2 years ago

This was a nice place to check out. It's an in door flea market style shopping center. The cafeteria is nice, lots of foods to try. The only downside is pricing, merchandise is overly priced. The market is over priced as well, one mango cut...Read More

Madhu Reddy -Local Guide

a year ago

I heard about this place from a Hmong person. We decided to visit and take a tour. This is like going to another country and experiencing Hmong tradition. I enjoyed walking around and seeing the marketplace that they sell. I purchased a special Jackfruit in...Read More

William Yang -Local Guide

a year ago

Hmong Village is a sprawling marketplace that features over 200 vendors selling a variety of goods, including fresh produce, clothing, jewelry, and traditional Hmong arts and crafts. The market is said to be an excellent place to find unique and hard-to-find items, with prices that...Read More

PC Xy -Local Guide

2 years ago

Love coming here to shop and eat food. It can get pretty crowded and you might have to circle a few times to get a parking spot, though. There are a variety of vendors selling Hmong and stylish modern clothes, beauty products, toys, traditional medicine,...Read More

Brittany Adams

a year ago

This is a must-visit place. The food is great (dangerously so), there are lots of vendors with unique items (even Hanfu hair accessories) and the atmosphere is really something else. It's like a trip abroad without actually leaving the US. The market even offers fresh...Read More

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