Long Cheng Marketplace

This gotta be one of the hidden gems in the valley. There are a few restaurants in this little cozy market. They Bobba tea, Pho, Pad thai, and more choices to pick from. They are all delicious and filling.
We got our food from May's place and they didn't disappoint. We will definitely be back for more.

Great community!

(Shop) Loved the selection of clothes and cloth.

(Grocery store)They had huge jars of kimchi. Fresh ethnic farmers produce.

(Food court) Great place to enjoy a bubble tea. Workers were prompt in clearing tables as people left. No longer than a 10 minute wait for a seat-yourself-table, during the peak hour I was there. I only saw one group of people who had to wait. Otherwise everyone else has no wait time. Food and drink came out fast.

Went to Mays kitchen and had pho combo, awesome! Looking forward to another visit.

Lots of great shops. Great restaurants in back as well! Laab a specially seasoned ground steak dish with sticky short grain rice and lettuce. Spring rolls! Pho! Bobba teas! Cupcakes!

A place where you will find absolute fantastic asian food and goods. Hidden gem that everyone must know about it. Come support these local families and their businesses.

Long Cheng Marketplace is one of Appleton's hidden gems and should be on your go-to list. There are multiple Restaurants, an Asian Grocery, and Clothing & Gift Shops all owned by small businesses. There are also community-building events and services.
• The restaurants (located in the back with a seating area) offer some of the best Hmong, Vietnamese & Thai dishes in the area, including Pho! There is also a Bakery and two businesses offering amazing Boba & Milk Teas. Delish!
• Their Asian Grocery offers so much, including specialty ingredients not typically offered in our local grocery stores, and at amazing prices. It has both fresh produce & frozen sections and multiple aisles of snacks, treats, seasonings, sauces, herbs & spices, dry goods, and pantry needs. (If unfamiliar w shopping at an Asian specialty store, researching what to look for online will help as there are many great tips & lists to help.)

I love this place! Coming here is an event!

"Jasmine leaf" had better boba drinks than the places you find in Milwaukee or Madison. The other boba place in this market down the hall was okay, but too sweet and you could definitely taste the powder.

"Mays kitchen" has the best General TSOs chicken. Real chicken that isn't chewy with the perfect flavor, crispy ok the outside, moist on the inside. The other dish we got from Mays is "Pad sew ew" which hands down had equally the best flavor and perfect noodles. We will definitely be driving an hour and a half up here every weekend.

Lastly, The egg rolls and cupcakes from "Kaolys" are also equally amazing. They have cupcakes to buy 1 at a time on Fridays or Saturdays or you can preorder a dozen and choose 2 of their flavors.

Food haul work good selection of Hmong dishes, boba, and pho. They also sell Hmong clothes and host events

Market, gift shops, food stalls, boba and bakery. Gives you the vibe of being at an outdoor market in Asia but in this case indoor. It has your typical Hmong-Viet-Lao-Thai fusion food like pho, pad Thai, Banh Mi, larb, kapoon, papaya salad, sticky rice etc. Sometimes only one or two of the food stalls are open.

The Market has your everyday necessities to make your everyday Asian dishes. I usually buy items to make pho which is a hit in my family. They have delicious Asian snacks and drinks. The owner is very nice. Last time I just went to buy a ginger for pho but she insisted I take it and gave me it. Come out and support this local place of businesses especially if you are non Asian.

Egg rolls here are a hidden food you don't wanna miss out on. This market is very unique and they have so much to offer. Take 10 mins outta your day and check it out. It's for sure gonna make you wanna come back many times more

(White person writing) One of the most fascinating stores in town! One part has these kiosks/booths where they sell an assortment of items (beauty products, shoes, music, toys, DVD's, etc.) Next we have the grocery store, it's not the biggest, but they have enough to offer: noodles, rice, sauces, snacks, tofu, some produce, beverages, and this is also including the best bowl of instant noodles that I've ever tried (had a packet that contained real meat for $1.30)! Finally there's the food court in the back, which offers up some real authentic Asian cuisine! Since I've originally posted this review, I've finally tasted one of their Pho noodle soups at their little food court... man did I get a little adventure out of that! In the soup's picture it looked like it had little cubes of beef, and with no hint of any of the ingredients that were in the soup, save for the image on display, and a name for the dish written in a language I don't speak; anyway I ordered it. Turns out what I thought were beef cubes, was something that had more the texture of tofu, but with a more savory flavor, but the cubes were the color of a cooked steak; and I still thought it was tofu, just maybe some more ingredients. I ask the lady who served me: "What kind of tofu is this?" She replies: "That's not tofu, that's pig's blood." OK! When I wanted authentic, I got authentic! How they congealed the blood to the consistency of tofu is beyond me, but overall I actually recommend the "pig's blood soup"! It was tasty and gave my taste buds an adventure!

Do yourself a favor get your steps in at Long Cheng Marketplace. It is the ideal place to do some early holiday or anytime shopping. The assortment of delicious teas and other beverages can be enjoyed on site or at home with a yummy carry out meal.

Great place and love the food and vendors. It's just a shame that this place doesn't get enough foot traffic to be sustainable. We always make sure to buy food from the local vendors inside to make sure that they're able to stay open. Food here is authentic and you can't find them anywhere else.

Tried the pumpkin spice and caramel apple boba tea from Jasmine leaf! Amazing! I knew their drinks were good but I appreciate the new seasonal flavors as well!😁 100% will be going back!

What... This is better that cafe court at the fuzz river mall

Small and quaint. With standard Southeast Asian grocery selections. It also has a nice miniature food court along with several other clothing, jewelry, and herbal vendors. I usually dine here when I'm too lazy to cook at home. I grew up on this food so it's my "soul food". It's nice to have places like this in the Fox Valley instead of having to travel to Milwaukee or Chicago.

Restaurants are delicious. Grocery has great staples but lacks fresh and frozen section.

Long Cheng is a really cool niche place for Hmong and Asian cuisine and culture. It's a marketplace for all your culinary needs, but it also has traditional Hmong clothing items, medicine, beauty products etc. There is phenomenal, authentic food in the back of the market that has items such as beef/chicken laab, pad thai, pho, bubble tea, etc. 10/10 recommend

The restaurant food is always good here! Buba tea a 10 out of 5 Everytime!! I do suggest checking ALL expiration dates on their food in the grocery part. A good majority is expired 6+ months