Thai & Laos Market
If you're craving authentic Thai and Laotian cuisine with a vibrant, friendly atmosphere, Thai & Laos Market in Anaheim is the place to be! Located at 1721 W La Palma Ave, Anaheim, CA 92801, this gem offers a perfect blend of flavor, comfort, and community. Whether you’re dining out with friends, family, or even your dog, you'll feel right at home in this classy yet casual restaurant.
One of the standout features of Thai & Laos Market is its diverse menu, packed with mouthwatering dishes that will transport your taste buds straight to Southeast Asia. For starters, you can’t go wrong with their Papaya Salad – a fresh, zesty delight that perfectly balances spicy, sour, and sweet. If you're in the mood for something hearty, the Pad Thai is a crowd favorite, served with stir-fried noodles, peanuts, and a burst of tangy lime. Another must-try is their Thai Boat Noodles, which are rich and flavorful, ideal for anyone who loves a good noodle soup. If you prefer something a bit heavier, the Pad See Ew offers wide rice noodles coated in a savory sauce, making it a satisfying choice for any palate. And for those who love a little heat, the Tom Yum Soup delivers a refreshing yet spicy kick that’s perfect for any occasion.
Not only is the food amazing, but the atmosphere here makes it the perfect spot for groups of all sizes. The vibe is just right – not too quiet, not too loud, with just enough energy to make it feel alive without being overwhelming. It’s also a family-friendly environment, and yes, they’re dog-friendly too, so you can bring your furry friend along to enjoy the experience. The moderate noise level ensures you can still enjoy conversation while diving into delicious dishes, making it great for both casual meals or special gatherings.
Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, Thai & Laos Market promises an unforgettable dining experience that combines authentic flavors, great company, and a welcoming environment.
Reviews
Food service and ambiance here are awesome. An order is placed, I go and shop next door for groceries needed to make my Thai dishes, come back to pick up the to-go, and it's still one of the few spots that hits. Recommend are: Raw shrimp salad, soop noh mai, som tam Lao poo dam, saku sai moo, lod chuong, namjim jeaow with the sticky rice and deep fried pork rib-lets, gang som, nomjin namya lookchin pla, Pla Salid...
Thai & Laos Market is a hidden gem. This small, family-owned market offers a wide variety of authentic Thai and Laotian products, including fresh produce, meats, and spices. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, happy to answer questions and make recommendations. The prices are also very reasonable, making it a great value for the quality and quantity of products. One of the standout features of this market is the variety of fresh produce available. From exotic fruits like durian and jackfruit to fresh herbs like basil and mint, you'll find everything you need to make delicious and authentic Thai and Laotian dishes.
Wanted to buy some esstials for cooking. Market was easy to locate and had pently of parking. Service was wonderful, I couldn't find some of the product I was looking for so the cashier/ owner I think was very helpful. For Ambiance, The market is smaller than the larger chain markets, but it's clean and it has everything you need to make Lao food.
My friend recommended me this place and it met beyond my expectations. This place is truly a hidden gem. I got the 3 item combo meal with a side of papaya salad and all of my choices were 10/10. I recommend the combo item that comes with variety of options to choose from, all the combo meals comes with a side of rice under $10. Also, I definitely recommend ordering the papaya salad medium spice level. So refreshing and kick of spice, it was one of the best I had. Portions are HUGE and price is CHEAP. One thing to note is it's CASH ONLY here. This place is small and busy with only one server and cashier in the front, so I recommend stopping by the small supermarket right next door to make the wait worthwhile.
Been coming here since I was a 7years old. I was going through tough times and she would give me free rice sometimes. Reminds me of temple foods. Best Lao food