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Fresh Durian $35, Location: C1 (as of Tuesday June 21, 2022 at noon) crunchy outside, soft inside, like custard.

Bulk purchases for restaurants and small businesses. Big warehouse in downtown, near Chinatown.

Great prices and great employees! Parking is a little tough and there's constant forklifts being used in the store but thats just how busy they are with stocking up. I usually spend my whole day getting lost but it was fun lol Mind you, it is a WAREHOUSE. When they say wholesale, they mean it. It's meant for restaurants. Bulk pricing and bulk buys. I bought a box of cucumbers (maybe 30+ cucumbers) for $12. Worth it.

I can't really give a positive reviews during my first visit. We came in 30 minutes before they closed and were just perusing some aisles to see what they carry. Instead of announcing they are now closed or say customers have 10 minutes or so to pay etc., Lights were turned off at some aisles. Does not matter if someone is in that section or not. It's dark so, my mom almost tripped walking out of that dark aisle. ( looks like someone might have a lawsuit in the near future if they keep this up and someone might actually hurt themselves in that dark aisle ) ridiculous!

Super cool to see so many Asian items sold in bulk. This is a really cool sight to see. If you need to buy groceries in bulk, this is the place to go! Everything is relatively inexpensive. There's also a really small, authentic Thai food stall in here. It's a must try!

I went here looking for some decent/good quality thai items to cook with that weren't filled with a bunch of garbage. Spoiler alert, they have a good amount of poor quality ingredients. I needed chili paste and all the brands were filled with MSG, food dye, and preservatives WHO is eating this? The other brand, crab chili paste, the bottles were all old!

They weren't even red, they were grey and many of the lids were stained or appeared damage and there were boxes like this. I didn't get to check out the meat section, frozen section, or household products section so I can't comment. Vegetables, prepackaged, HUGE quantities per bag so may not be good for a household but a restaurant okay.

They start shutting the lights off at 3:40P and by 3:55P all the lights are off but the cashier section. Although I know this is to get people out, it could be a security issue for customers if they are in a dark aisle and someone tries to bother them. They do have A LOT of cameras. Wouldn't really recommend for the home cook trying to do thai cooking and need good quality items.

Good place to shopped for Thailand products. Highly recommend this place. Things are a lot cheaper than Thai market.

Holy Moly! This place is like a gigantic Costco except it's about 80 to 85% of the food/groceries/merchandise are Asian! Price was great! Parking is okay if you go when it's busy. Because it's my first time here, not sure when their slow time are. Parking is free though. I'm so definitely coming back here. I believe it's mainly a Thai theme, but there are other Asian ingredients here. And cookware too!

Huge Thai restaurant supply store! The parking is terrible. Took awhile to go through every aisles. They could do a better job at displaying the price for each item. Their snack selection is not as big as other Thai markets. The Thai prepared food counter has a variety of delicious food and dessert.definitely checked them out. The chive dumplings, sticky rice with custard on top, foi thong (golden thread), met khanun tasted like what you'll find in Thailand.

Huge Costco like Thai wholesale place with a very small home cooked Thai food spot. Buy all your ingredients and grab some food to go.

Tucked inside the Thai "Costco" small food stall with various dishes. Honestly, my knowledge of Thai food is very limited but the food here was really delicious. Ordered a 2 item combo and some noodles. Combo comes with rice and I got the larb which is spicy and sour and a stewed pork dish. Also got a noodle dish that come with spicy sauce, pork and fish cake. Definitely recommend coming here, everything is delicious and don't come here looking for pad Thai.

So much hype but not much there. Most of the stuff you can find it elsewhere. This place might be good if you run a restaurant. Parking is horrible on weekends.

Yet another Asian warehouse for commercial business and families recommended by "YouTuber Mark Weins" in one of his "Thai food tours of Los Angeles" we discovered this unique place. You can find bulk Asian foods of all sorts from frozen fish/chicken/beef, dried noodles, spices, sauces, to cooking wares and restaurant supplies. They even have spiritual alters and musical instruments from East Asia that you may purchase.

We wanted to try their authentic Thai food located in the front of the warehouse, however our daughter looked at all the food they had to offer and didn't like anything. Decided that me & the wifey will have to come back and try their food, it looked really good. They also had a small street food section located in their parking lot and outside dining area. Huge warehouse, a strongly suggested place for your Asian food needs especially if you own a restaurant.

LAX- C WAREHOUSE DOWN TOWN LAS ANGLES Would you like to prepare a sea food soup meal for you and your family tonight, go shop for your sea food at LAX-C they have everything to make that Would you like to cook for 100 people no problem they can help you with that eazy I am single so I go there for white paper plates, bowl's, cups, spoons, forks all plastic no dishes for me I also get a box of fresh coconut 9 count around 16 dollars It's a nice Treet at home for me, I refrigerate all 9 then i first drink coconut juice then I eat or blend the coconut meet for food or smoothie or I made ice cream out of the meet once LAX-C wearhouse is so big never has a line to big to pay you all get help out to your cars They have Asian souvenirs restaurant supplies for the public, also have a big selection of Sea food fresh or frozen you can also find Asian pottery and out raged amount of asian supplies of what ever.

They have hot food dine in or out, small or Extra larg sculptures in door or out they sale appliances for home or restaurant NSF ok too. They sale prepared street meet for taco's in big buck this is a very unique and unusual market wearhouse to visit you could not imagine you can't, It's a hidden wearhouse you would of never found it if it was not for my post on YELP so go eat stay shop enjoy your day

Came here to pick up a couple of last minute ingredients for my BF. This was not my first choice but I couldn't find my first choice so I ended up here. It's actually a pretty interesting stop for all your Asian cuisine ingredient needs. It's a large warehouse that can seem overwhelming if it's your first time, Like it was mine. Even in a rush I was able to find what I was looking for, and a few extra things. I'll definitely be coming back to explore more finds with more time.

Basically a Costco specifically for restaurants, particularly Thai ones. A ton of spices, meats, etc. While there's a ton of variety, there's a lot that you have to sift through to find what you want. I also noticed a lot of dusty items past expiration that should be cleaned out. These items were mostly more marked up American brands and cleaning supplies, so wouldn't recommend getting that stuff here. However for more Asian export food stuffs, this is a great spot. Parking gets tight.

This is mostly a review for the food stands outside LAX-C. The food stands are set-up in the bustling LAX-C parking lot. The food attendants speak loudly to compete with the sounds of each other and the warehouse workers zipping around. Walking up to this place, I almost forget that I'm in LA. There are two booths. The booth on the left serves meat skewers, northern Thai style sausages, papaya salad, and coconut cakes.

The booth on the left serves tom yum, small fried seafood bites, and griddled coconut/pandan desserts (I don't know the name of them). For this visit, I ordered the tom yum noodle soup (mild) and the yellowtail fried poppers from the booth on the right. The tom yum noodle soup had fried fish ball, ground pork, small bits of chicharrones or fried pork, peanuts, and rice noodles.

The soup itself was flavorful, but a bit sweeter than I was used to for tom yum soup. The yellowtail poppers were fishballs that were halved, wrapped in wonton wrappers, and deep-fried. Nothing crazy, but the sauce that they're served with is what really brings the flavor. Spicy, garlicky, salty, and lots of lime. If I could buy it by the bottle and put it on everything, I would.

If you're looking for restaurant-quality, mind blowing Thai food, ya ain't gonna get it here. It has it's own unique charm. I gotta say, having this meal with the backdrop of the parking lot chaos and the Thai aunties nearby joking and laughing, I felt for a second that I was transported to Thailand.

A true hidden gem, tucked inside the Chinatown's notorious Thai Costco. LaxC BBQ serves such authentic Thai cuisine for an affordable price. I've been coming on and off for years, but recently found myself in the area. I was somewhat intimidated ordering cause nothing is labeled, but the lady who helped me was kind and tried to describe what everything is.

Instead of individual combo plates, I opted to order full serving of each which were $10 per (large rice $5) -stir fry spicy pork and holy basil: one of my favorites, so spicy and flavorful! I eat so much of this! -yellow curry: light sweet curry, I believe it's vegetarian, it has baby eggplants and fish cakes -stewed boiled eggs and tofu: sweet soy broth simmered with fried tofu and eggs, I like these cause it's a great balance with the spicy items. Everything is so good and a great place to try new foods. I believe they open when the wholesale opens, but not entirely sure.

Thai Wholesale with thai street food and curry take out. From what I heard, locals love those take out food: both varieties and tastes.

This is more of a review of the food vendors outside LAX-C, but the store itself is great too. Lots of unique offerings that you can't find anywhere else, which makes this a great place to buy gifts/souvenirs to bring back home if you're visiting LA. We came here on Saturday around 1pm with the intention of trying the vendors outside. My friend got the papaya salad with medium spice and two chicken barbecue skewers.

In hindsight she wishes she got no spice because the spice in that papaya salad was no joke! I like to think I have a pretty high spice tolerance (fire noodles have nothing on me) but this salad was a challenge for me. I got a pork barbecue skewer, a chicken barbecue skewer, and the kanom krok, aka tiny coconut pancakes. It took 30 minutes to get my order, which would've been less annoying had I not been told that I was next 3 times only to have people who had ordered beforehand and waited elsewhere come back and swoop the order right in front of my nose.

I also wish you could get your order in parts as it would've been nice to eat the barbecue skewers whilst waiting for my kanom krok. The food was definitely worth the wait though. The skewers were very tender and the kanom krok was perfect. Crispy exterior but soft and creamy on the inside. The coconut flavour is very strong, and at $6 for a big tray, it's very affordable too. I would definitely come back here if I ever had the chance.

Wow The Thai Costco this is the biggest Thai market in the states but the hidden gem is the food inside This is a hidden secret with real Thai food. Food available weekends only opens at 8am

Love love this Thai wholesale market, been here 2 weekend in the row. Be sure to check their hours before coming or get kick out quick when they close. Everything so inexpensive here, wholesale or individually. They also have 2 food stamps and outside selling papaya salad to bbq chicken to Tom yum noodle to desserts. Inside the market also has food stand but the food actually has 1 size only $10 a piece. The papaya salad @outside food stand is so so goods

Pre-COVID, I could spend hours going through the aisles at this store, which we refer to as Thai Costco. It's a warehouse of Thai and Asian goodies, from groceries to restaurant decor. It's hard to describe all the treasures that one can find in this little Thai box of heaven hidden between Chinatown and the County Jail. I come here to get essential Thai cooking ingredients, as well as cookware. I also sneak in some Thai snacks from hot deli section. Parking is a bit of a mess on the weekend, but just be patient.

Some of the vegetables and fresh noodles are worth for groceries price, but what draws me are the rows and rows of Thai spices that are uncommon in other Asian supermarkets. The different curry pastes from phanaeng to massaman curries all packaged neatly for professional and personal use. For anyone looking all the Asian dried food from wood-ear fungus to black moss draw plenty of folks in Chinatown and the surrounding area for this food essential in Asian vegetarian cuisine. It's a fun adventure going back through the middle aisle for different powders, herbs, and my favorite thing here: Thai-style instant noodles!

Disclosure: I'm originally from Thailand. This place is legit! I didn't buy any grocery, but this place was well stocked. I would come back for Thai spices and fish sauce. Went there for street foods. 3 items with a mound of rice was only $11. See pictures for available dishes. I asked to substitute sticky rice for white rice and the lady SAID YES.

That's service! I had red curry, chicken basil, and pork shank (kha Moo) with picked vegetables. Cousin had catfish, green curry, and pork stew w 5 spices. ALL DELICIOUS. Bought desserts too and had them at home. Still delicious (coconut milk custards and sweet egg noodles or foi thong). Then attempted to get coconut cakes (khanom krok), but the wait was 25 minutes. ***ORDER YOUR COCONUT CAKE FIRST THEN GO HAVE LUNCH OR GO SHOPPING THEN COME BACK*** This place is 6 stars. Everything is open air and masks are required. No Covid-19! Why fly all the way to Asia and do 14 days quarantine when you can get everything here!

Sawasdee! Come here for all your Thai food needs. Its a warehouse full of all things Thai. Its mostly for restaurants, but the home cook can find smaller portions as well. Plus you can get some cool decor for your kitchen too. You can find pretty much anything that you have seen in a Thai restaurant here. Food, sauces, condiments, Kitchenware, utensils, serving pieces, sarongs. you name it. they have it.

They have fresh produce, noodles and a meat department. After you are done shopping, check out the little food stalls. I LOVE the fried banana snacks! Just remember it is a warehouse, and it is not as neat and tidy as Costco. Some aisles have not been touched in months, You will find some areas dusty and some boxes in the aisles. They charge 3% to use a credit card. Debit and cash is preferred.

I love this warehouse! My friends and I always stop by here before driving up to the bay to buy a few things to bring back for our parents lol. It brings back so many nostalgic memories of growing up southeast Asian! It's a warehouse so they sell almost everything in bulk and at a fairly good discounted price! They also have a little food stall out in the front on the weekends. The papaya salad is pretty good there, remember to get it extra spicy with like 7-10 peppers if you like it spicy!