Tried 3 different sausages with the rice and the hot sauce. Delicious and incredibly friendly!read more

We absolutely LOVED having breakfast at Mai's Kitchen! This is one of the many restaurants located…read morein the food court at Hmong Village...it reminds me a bit of a hawker center in Singapore. We tried two different types of noodles...red kapoon and regular pho, plus some purple sticky rice. The red kapoon is a spicy with a hint of pickled flavor, it's complex and tasty. The pho is very rich and also extremely well flavored, with a hint of toasted garlic. Both really hit the spot on a cold morning, and we would get both again. The purple sticky rice was perfect for our toddler to much on, she loved it. Prices are extremely reasonable and service is quick. The food court was not very busy at 9 am but most of the restaurants were open. We will definitely be back!

Maybe I'm a Mai's at the way you love me all the time Maybe…read moreI'm a Mai's at the way I really need you The Hmong Village is a huge Warehouse full of textiles and trinkets and amazing Goods that are generally Vietnamese but also from all parts of the world. And at one end of this massive Warehouse of goodies and delights is this enormous endless row of magical food places which are serving everything from Pho to fake Chinese food to fake Japanese food to Korean food and even some real Chinese and Japanese to go with the Thai and the Filipino and a little bit of everything such as Laotian and Cambodian - but definitely heavy on the Vietnamese stuff as is the expectancy. The sad thing is that people on Yelp haven't really made a dent into these yet as I came here and noticed that probably only three or four of the 30 or 40 food places in this massive Market have even been put on Yelp yet. I've now put them all on Yelp and will be working my way through them each time I visit Saint Paul until I have put up pix of various dishes at each one. But if you live around here and you come here more regularly than I do, what's your excuse? Give all of these places a try! Put them on the map! Figure out which ones are the true hidden gems! Why go to Ye Olde Basic Brewery yet again for yet another pale ale and yet another microbrew craft beer and some more freaking Mozzarella Sticks. You can come here and do what Yelp is really all about which is trying new things and putting little places like this on the map.

Run try that... Blazn food it's not the cheapest but well worth it. Next time l will post pictures…read morel tried a few items and everything was Very Good. I love Good Food and l don't mind paying for it. But out of 10 this is an 11 in flavor. With fried rice, l would recommend you ask for extra protein being the portion is small

We've eaten there every few months since they opened. It's gotten worse every time. Very slow…read moreservice. Actually very little service; today we waited a very long time for our food. The server left it on the table with no place, no silverware, etc., and never checked back. At this point I would avoid Kong's. Don't eat there if you have a shellfish allergy.

Came here with my family (we love Thai food). Their food did not disappoint. Everything that we ate…read moretasted really good. Lots of authentic flavor and good portions. The servers were really nice & prompt. The restaurant was clean & decorated well. It's not a very large place but I like it that way, more cozy. We will definitely come back soon.

5 stars. I now come here consistently and have for a few years. This is your go to to Thai place on…read morethis side of town!

There was plenty of street parking outside of the restaurant and when we walked in, we were…read moreimmediately greeted and seated. I ordered the catfish curry and Thai tea my friend recommended. I loved it! The fish was nicely battered and fried and the curry flavor was delicious. The Thai tea had a strong tea flavor that compliments the sweetness. I like tea in general so those who don't like a strong tea flavor might not like it as much. I sampled my friends pork belly pho and tri color. The pork belly was nicely crispy with the pho broth and the tri color was different from the ones I had before and thought it was okay but would get the Thai tea over that personally. There was plenty of seating options and I overheard them be very accommodating to a family with kids while eating too. My biggest critique is the restroom, it's located down a flight of stairs and its door was broken from the frame so the sign was to make sure to knock before opening. I didn't run into any encounters while in there but I can see someone not reading and just opening as well. So would recommend getting that fixed asap.

Ordered for delivery. What came was a huge portion of #7 "Pad Kee Mao" Drunkard's Noodles (wide…read morenoodles stir fried with chili pepper, garlic, sweet basil and onions in special spicy Thai Sauce). 1 of there most popular dishes. I added Pork Belly and that's where they missed. The noodles were great, had that spicy flavor, good quantity etc, but sadly the pork belly was over cooked and dried out. Couldn't eat 75% of it, I ate a few just because I wanted some protein, but passed on the rest. Cutting them up in such small portions made them dry out. Since I ordered delivery, couldn't just have them quickly remake it. So not sure I'll try the pork belly again, but will give them another try with shrimp or a different item all together.

I've Kad enough of places with crap food. Thankfully most of the places in here are delicious and…read morethis is no exception! The Hmong Village is a huge Warehouse full of textiles and trinkets and amazing Goods that are generally Vietnamese but also from all parts of the world. And at one end of this massive Warehouse of goodies and delights is this enormous endless row of magical food places which are serving everything from Pho to fake Chinese food to fake Japanese food to Korean food and even some real Chinese and Japanese to go with the Thai and the Filipino and a little bit of everything such as Laotian and Cambodian - but definitely heavy on the Vietnamese stuff as is the expectancy. The sad thing is that people on Yelp haven't really made a dent into these yet as I came here and noticed that probably only three or four of the 30 or 40 food places in this massive Market have even been put on Yelp yet. I've now put them all on Yelp and will be working my way through them each time I visit Saint Paul until I have put up pix of various dishes at each one. But if you live around here and you come here more regularly than I do, what's your excuse? Give all of these places a try! Put them on the map! Figure out which ones are the true hidden gems! Why go to Ye Olde Basic Brewery yet again for yet another pale ale and yet another microbrew craft beer and some more freaking Mozzarella Sticks. You can come here and do what Yelp is really all about which is trying new things and putting little places like this on the map.

Don't be surprised if you get hair in your food, honestly. I mean, it's called Hair Kitchen, what…read moredo you expect? Oh wait it's not. The Hmong Village is a huge Warehouse full of textiles and trinkets and amazing Goods that are generally Vietnamese but also from all parts of the world. And at one end of this massive Warehouse of goodies and delights is this enormous endless row of magical food places which are serving everything from Pho to fake Chinese food to fake Japanese food to Korean food and even some real Chinese and Japanese to go with the Thai and the Filipino and a little bit of everything such as Laotian and Cambodian - but definitely heavy on the Vietnamese stuff as is the expectancy. The sad thing is that people on Yelp haven't really made a dent into these yet as I came here and noticed that probably only three or four of the 30 or 40 food places in this massive Market have even been put on Yelp yet. I've now put them all on Yelp and will be working my way through them each time I visit Saint Paul until I have put up pix of various dishes at each one. But if you live around here and you come here more regularly than I do, what's your excuse? Give all of these places a try! Put them on the map! Figure out which ones are the true hidden gems! Why go to Ye Olde Basic Brewery yet again for yet another pale ale and yet another microbrew craft beer and some more freaking Mozzarella Sticks. You can come here and do what Yelp is really all about which is trying new things and putting little places like this on the map.

DELICIOUS! We live in OK and we come here every time we are in MN. Food is outstanding and kitchen…read moreis decently clean. When you are sitting in your hotel room and your stomach is rumbling, come here and get an order of home-cooked Hmong food! They automatically pack it to-go. We have had the purple sticky rice, pork belly, chicken quarters (chinese bbq style), sticky rice sausage, mustard greens, and hot pepper. It is ALL good. Staff is very friendly. Food may seem pricey, but for the quality and quantity, it is a fair deal. Try to go before 4pm so you can get some meat before they sell out for the day! Also, the woman who runs this booth speaks English, so no worries if you don't know any Hmong like me!