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    Pata Market

    4.6 (48 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Mango Sticky Rice
    Joe C.

    Yes, there are a lot of items sold at Pata Market, and throughout the year I'd advise anyone to try them. However, spring means ripe mangoes, and that means there is no better place in the city for mango sticky rice. The service is fantastic. You pay at the counter in the back of the shop, get a ticket (one for each mango sticky rice that you buy) and exchange it in the front of the store. They crank these deserts out, so you're not going to wait long. The shop is clean and bright, but there aren't any tables, so you'll be doing what everyone else is doing: eating in your car, on the sidewalk, in the park down the block, or asking for a set with the rice cold so that you can heat it up later. You'll be happy regardless of your choice because the flavors, textures, cold/hot, and sweet/salty balance of this dish is incredible. Like I said, the other items are great, but in the spring and summer you (and half of the neighborhood) are really here for this. And you'll be back.

    Cecilia L.

    Food 5/5 Value 5/5 Amazing Thai grocery store that also offers incredible grab and go Thai desserts and savory dishes! Mango Sticky Rice ($12): Simply amazing! The added crispy rice provided a perfect, unexpected crunch that paired rly well with the fresh mango and rich coconut cream Chicken Basil over Rice ($10): Another delicious dish. The chicken was flavorful, not dry at all, and packed a great, authentic Thai spice kick. Incredible quality and value

    Yalissa C.

    The mango sticky rice at Pata Market has been all over my feed and I finally tried it and yes, the hype is real! The mango was honestly one of the juiciest I've ever tasted, beautifully ripe and sweet. Paired with sticky rice drenched in their creamy coconut milk and topped with rice krispies for a little crunch, it's a simple combination that just works so well together.

    Thai pancake dessert
    Michelle G.

    My friend lives in the neighborhood and recommended this Thai grocery store. She really liked a pumpkin custard she got there, but also the Thai pancake dessert. They didn't have the pumpkin custard, but I did grab the Thai pancake dessert with pandan and egg yolks. It was soooooo good. I would definitely come back here to get that again and try other things because there's so many other yummy looking things to try. It is cash only so prepare accordingly.

    Amanda L.

    Came here from Manhattan strictly for the mango sticky rice which exceeded my expectations. Well worth the trip and so delicious that we got 2 to take home. On a rainy Saturday there was no wait, you pay in cash at the back and get a ticket to pick up at the front. Servings are made fresh daily with the ripest mangoes and last for about a day. Definitely will be returning here every time I happen to be in the neighborhood for delicious eats.

    Sandy T.

    Walked past this store and saw them making the mango sticky rice. It was $12 and the place prefers cash for payment. The mango was super fresh. The rice was a little dry/hard but that might have been my fault for not heating it up before eating it. One of the best mango sticky rice i have had in NY but also the most expensive.

    Jenny L.

    The Mango w Sticky Rice w CoConut Cream was delicious & had a long line for it!! They have other desserts which are pretty good as well if you like sweets!! They do take Cash or Zelle!! Ambiance was good as well!

    Mango sticky rice
    Natasha H.

    Came to Pata market after it popped up on my Instagram feed. It's a cozy spot featuring various items you can only get from Thailand. I came for the mango sticky rice. It wasn't the best. I personally think it needed more condensed milk, the mango was nice and sweet. My husband really enjoyed it. Also tried the Roti with condensed milk reminded me of a sugar bread. My favorite was from the grab and go hot meal section. I got the pork sewers with sticky rice. The flavor on the sewers was seasoned well and it was a nice portion for $10. Also, the location only accepts cash or Zelle. Overall cute spot to explore Thai bites.

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    Susan C.

    This little Thai market has been open for about 6-7 years now, surprisingly only 28 reviews on Yelp! They carry a variety of Thai food products, ranging from frozen seafood and meat products, canned and packaged dry foods and drinks, minimal fresh produce, and a lot of fresh prepared and refrigerated entrees, snacks and desserts. They pack a ton into a small space! Walking into the store immediately to the left you see a table of take/out style foods, noodles and rice, different proteins, and desserts. Along the right wall is a small refrigerator and freezer with mostly drinks and sweets. I love that they carry desserts featuring SE Asian flavors of pandan, jackfruit, mango, ube, and durian (if you're into this). My last visit I grabbed peanut dumplings $6.50 served with sprigs of cilantro and a finely pulverized dried garlic bits--an interesting balance of savory rice and pea flour dumpling skin and sweet crushed peanut and sugar filling! Also got a Thai jade jelly sweet $5.00 with fresh grated coconut meat on top--this one had a jiggly consistency kinda like a firm jello. Both were delicious, not too sweet, and I would highly recommend. Checkout counter is at the back of the store and they are cash only. Note that the fresh food should be eaten right away within a day as it will go bad (it is fresh food after all), though glad to see there's not preservatives added. I'm excited to go back to try many other items!

    Ray E.

    If you craving and wanting a great Thai Iced Tea, don't sleep on Pata!!! They have have the best Thai Iced Tea in the Elmhurst area. Go try it and prove me wrong.

    JiHae L.

    I came to Patan to pick up some dried seafood for a friend who loves this kind of stuff -- dried fish, squid, etc. Who knew they had so much variety! Just a heads up: they are cash only, but they also accept Zelle, which was convenient. No one really came over to help while I was looking around, and since I couldn't read most of the labels, I just went by the pictures on the packaging. That worked out fine, but it would've been nice if someone offered a little guidance. Overall, a good spot if you know what you're looking for. My friend was happy with what I had brought back.

    Grilled Chicken w/sticky rice ing: chicken,stickyrice,sesame oli, honey,blackpepper,tumeric,seasoning sauce
    Eric H.

    Walked into Pata Market thinking I'd just browse... walked out like I raided a Thai grandma's kitchen. Place is small but loaded with the good stuff. Grabbed the pork basil--pork, chili, basil, fish sauce, sugar, some mystery seasoning that must be sorcery... every bite hit like a roundhouse kick of flavor. Then came the grilled chicken with sticky rice--marinated with sesame oil, honey, black pepper, turmeric... bro, this wasn't dinner, it was a spiritual awakening. Served with sticky rice that could glue your soul together. Queens never misses. If you know, you know. #Instagram #foodieinthebigapple2025

    Beverage fridge
    Lily L.

    Wow the variety of this place was insane! It had your sweet desserts, savory foods, snacks, you name it. I grabbed a couple of items to try and enjoyed all of it! I will definitely be back to try other items - especially their premade foods like Pad Thai. Now, I cannot say that I knew what everything was being that this was the first Thai market I have ever been to however, I grabbed a bunch of interesting looking things. A couple of highlight was the jelly drink. I first assumed it was just jelly but they gave me a straw from it and I was pleasantly supposed. It was like drinking a jelly that was set but not too firm! I would definitely get it again. The durian ice cream was only $3! It tasted like a durian ice cream with a coconut milk base which I enjoyed because I think the durian and coconut complimented each other really well. And lastly, the green tea was sooo good! It was nicely sweet with a pungent green tea flavor and a nice minty finish. I did not really enjoy the Luk chup but then again, I just grabbed it because it looked interesting and not because I knew what it should taste like. I think I was only disappointed because all of the flavors were the same and the exterior jelly texture did not sit well with the bean interior. That being said, the ingredients are listed on the container and I definitely think it's worth a try if you're interested. The cashiers are very patient while customers are looking around and very quick with the checkout as well which I appreciates. Just a fair warning that it is cash only. I will be picking up more items to try the next time I'm in Elmhurst!

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    Desserts were awesome, very tasty especially the mango sticky rice. It was made fresh as you waited.

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    Staff is nice . This place is a bit overpriced and they cash only but mostly you get what you need from Thailand .

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    This is my go to place for spices and if I need to find herbal tea. Their cheese, yogurt, milk ,…read morebeverages and frozen section is without prices. I bought philo dough with price $3.75 at the register was charged $4.50 when I showed them the price sticker they reimbursed me but it's not the first time. It's overstocked and would suggest you check for expectation dates on products and prices before you buy. They sale spices, halal meet, baklava and herbal teas. I wish there was someone who can explain some of the products.

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    So how do you serve Turkish ice cream?  Turkish tea, pistachio midye baklava, Tulumba and a single slice of Dondurma.

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