Alounemay Asian Market and The Lao Kitchen
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Customers' Favorites
Papaya Salad with Long Beans and Peanuts
Banh MI and Fresh Spring Rolls
Fresh Spring Rolls Shrimp
Spicy Basil Chicken
Fried Chicken Wings
Fried Chicken Rice
Banh MI Pork Roll
Fried Sesame Balls
Chicken Noodles
Sticky Rice
Recent Reviews
This little unpretentious gem may be reason enough for me to move to Greensboro. It’s a “mom and pop” small kitchen in the back of the grocery store. They make everything fresh and uses the freshest quality ingredients. I made a stop on the way to the airport to take away food. It’s so wonderfully good. The cooks truly care about their creation and it shows. There aren’t much ambience, but it’s very clean and comfortable. I can’t recommend...read full review
I heard about this place two years ago and I knew once I moved into town it was going to be one of the first places I visited. Oh baby what a time I had. They were very inviting and they had everything you can think of lol. I was like a kid in the candy store. I’m a private chef so often I have to go to different stores to gather up ingredients just for one meal but not this store, They have everything and it’s authentic. After purchasing my groceries, I bought pork sticky...read full review
Vendor took me here for a lunch, and this little descreet little shop had amazing lao food! Can't wait to come back!
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Alounemay Asian Market and The Lao Kitchen is a small family-run grocery store that offers a variety of Asian ingredients for home cooking. The menu features a half dozen delicious dishes made fresh to order, and customers can also grab ready-to-eat food on the go. Many visitors crave the papaya salad, and the market is stocked with everything needed for Asian recipes, including pre-packaged papaya salad kits. There are a few seats available for those who wish to eat on-site. The market is always full of fresh produce, food, and pantry staples for any Lao or South East Asian dish. Customers can often find dishes like Bahn Mi and prepared plates of chicken, ribs, or Lao sausage with sticky rice and a delicious dipping sauce known as jeow. While waiting for food, shoppers can explore the grocery area for unique items like banana blossom, green papaya, bean sprouts, and rice noodles. The selection of snacks is also noteworthy, offering items not found in traditional chain grocery stores. Visitors appreciate supporting this local business, which continues to thrive with the restaurant connected to it.