Organization

Mekong Asian Market is a grocery on Rainier Avenue South in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood, selling Thai, Lao and Cambodian foods since 1986.[1] It stocks Cambodian groceries, beef skewers and pickled vegetables. The business is registered as CLM Trading LLC and is listed as women-owned.[2][3]

History

The market began in 1986 as a small grocery selling basic Asian products and grew to carry goods from many countries across Asia, along with household items.[4] In August 2026 it marked 40 years in the neighborhood.[5]

Products

Beef skewers on a charcoal grill and on a plate with baguette and pickles, by a city river at sunset
Sach ko ang, Cambodian grilled beef skewers.

The shelves hold seasonings and pastes, sauces and condiments, noodles, rice, flour, canned and packaged foods, snacks, drinks, kitchenware and personal-care goods, arranged by country of origin.[2][3] Among the harder-to-find items are Burmese pickled tea leaves, river tamarind, durian candy and small fruit-shaped mung bean cakes.[1] Fresh produce includes Thai basil and kaffir lime leaves, and a deli section sells ready-to-eat Thai food.[3][6] Banh mi sandwiches are sold by the register.[3]

Visiting

Shoppers can buy in the store, order online through the market's website or app for pickup, or have orders shipped anywhere in the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska.[5][2] A directory listing gives hours of 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. every day. The market has a private parking lot and accepts credit cards.[3]

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This page was last edited on 12 October 2026, at 07:35.