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Start New ThreadWhich markets or butchers make really good Thai sausages to grill at home? Prefer fresh over frozen, but beggars, etc.
I'm guessing East Hollywood / NoHo are probably the only likely areas, but I'd consider other areas, too.
By Professor Salt
on May 14, 2011 10:08 PM
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It's a restaurant not a market or butcher, but Renu Nakorn in Norwalk has fresh "Sai Oua"- Issan sausages.
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Renu Nakorn Restaurant
13019 Rosecrans Ave, Norwalk, CA 90650
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Bangluck? They have fresh meat/seafood sections. Try the one on Hollywood Blvd. If not, try Bangkok Market on Melrose: (323) 662-9705
4757 Melrose Ave
Hollywood, CA 90029
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Does Bangluck make their own sausage? I figured they'd be a good start since they're one of the best markets.
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Not sure P.S. but, doesn't hurt to find out. I would try Bangkok Market. Lesser known than Bangluck (Off the beaten track, I suppose). but, still a great option.
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In East Hollywood, Silom Supermarket and the small market in the plaza where Sanamluang Cafe is located (corner of Kingsley).
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Silom Supermarket
5321 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
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If Silom is the market I'm thinking of -- a block West of Ruen Pair -- I tried their issan sausages once, and was pretty disappointed. They were full of gristle, and the lemongrass pieces were large and stabby.
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Ruen Pair Restaurant
5257 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
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