This little market tucked away in between restaurants may look tiny from the outside, but they have a LOT of great Vietnamese products available in their humble interior! Although the employees don't all speak English, they're friendly and try to be helpful.. I was showing them pictures of Vietnamese herbs on my phone and they walked me to the items and handed them to me. Absolutely an A for effort! They also have a good array of the Quoc Viet brand of soup bases, but not near the aisle with other soup ingredients. They're on a shelf near the registers. Pro tip, don't park out front on the street. There's a pretty large shared parking lot behind the storefronts. Still crowded but less perilous than parallel parking on Reseda Blvd. IYKYK I'd definitely come back!

We were invited this past Saturday by a percussionist friend to go to the Soraya, the music venue at CSUN, to see YAMATO, the Taiko drumming group that travels all over the world. The show was great. The show ended about 5:30pm. As we were going up the Reseda Blvd. to the freeway I noticed Bangluck. As we cook on occasion Thai type dishes at home such as Pad Thai, Tom Kha Gai and some curry dishes, we pulled in. New Bangluck is one of the best markets I've been to that has all the necessary ingredients readily available for all the recipes we make. Their galangal, Thai basil and lemon grass are outstanding in quality, and they have good quality fish sauces. They also have a busy fresh poultry and fish area. Small jars of preserved /fermented cabbage were found. Various palm sugars are available. Many of their prices are significantly lower than Ranch 99 or other Asian/ Japanese/Chinese markets. The store is clean. Staff polite and helpful. Lots of free parking in back. They have a Hollywood branch I was told.

As an Vietnamese Americans in the San Fernando valley, this place feels like home. There's Asian item that you can't really find anywhere in the San Fernando valley. The employees are super nice and friendly. Even when something is out of stock they try to accommodate me and my needs. And the best part they have the original red bull bottle up for sale

I love this Supermarket. They have everything an Asian would need. They stock very well. Best fried fish (and shrimps) to take home and eat with rice! The service is good, just have to know and manage your expectations. Make sure you get your fish on the butcher top so that you would be served next. Don't wait for service at the fish side, only do that on the meat side but remember who you are behind and be loud if it's your turn. The store is fixing some stuff on the inside, but it's clean and straight forward. I've been shopping here for years and for many more to come.

Great Thai market in this area. They had most everything I was looking for, even things I had never heard of, like sweetened radish for Pad Thai. When I asked for help to find a few things, the cashier was very friendly and helpful. Overall the market was clean, well lit and organized and had other Asian ingredients beyond Thai. This is definitely a find.

As a Vietnamese American living in the San Fernando Valley, this market is a gem. I love cooking Vietnamese food and I'm only able to find certain ingredients (certain herbs, brown chicken, pandan, meat bones) at this market. And the prices are cheap too! I'm always able to find parking in the back. I'm the weekends there are street vendors in the parking lot, but so plenty of parking. The service at the meat section is good. They'll let me pick the exact piece I'd like and they can cut or slice the meat as well. I especially come here to get beef bones, Filet mignon, oxtail, pork belly, brown chicken, duck eggs, fish, and shrimp. The produce is fresh and I come for the herbs and Asian veggies that I can't get anywhere else in SFV. I also get fish sauce, soy sauce, and chili sauce here. Though the Galleria and Ranch 99 carry these, they charge more than Bangluck does. Though this place is small and looks old, things are clean. Tip: occasionally things do sell out at the end of the day, so I recommend going earlier in the day.