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- 4.3Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.1Value
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Sawtelle just got a little spicier 🌶️ with @emporiumthaimarket! From the team behind @emporiumthai, they have opened this fun spot offering classics like chicken satay, khao soi 🍜, and mango 🥭 sticky rice. But don’t skip the deep-cut delicacies like their crab 🦀 omelette or mee krob. Sip on cocktails or mocktails 🍹, and soak up the colorful vibes. Save this for your next #Westside food crawl 😉. #thaifood
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August 20, 2026
Emporium Thai Market is making its Dine LA debut while launching lunch service. Its $25 lunch menu includes starters such as Mee Krob, chicken dumplings and crispy tofu, with mains including Khao Soi, Thai Basil Crispy Pork, Pad Krapow Gai Sab and Pad See Ew.
Published in Beverly Press & Park Labrea News
June 16, 2026
Chef John Sungkamee of Emporium Thai and Emporium Thai Market served Thai crab curry at the inaugural Hollywood on the Coast Food & Wine festival.
Published in LA Weekly
May 7, 2026
Emporium Thai Market on Sawtelle is open exclusively for Mother’s Day dinner, offering a three-course prix-fixe menu featuring Southern Thai flavors, as well as its full signature menu.
Published in Beverly Press & Park Labrea News
February 21, 2026
After 26 years with one restaurant in Westwood, Emporium Thai Market opened a new location on Sawtelle Boulevard. Co-owners John and Jane Sungkamee showed CBS LA some menu favorites.
Published in CBS News
January 22, 2026
John and Jane Sungkamee, the team behind Emporium Thai in Westwood, opened Emporium Thai Market on Sawtelle Boulevard on Jan. 21. The restaurant serves Southern Thai dishes including seafood hor mok, Phuket wings, pad sa taw goong and BlackPink Lisa Meatballs, alongside cocktails and spirit-free drinks.
Published in LAmag
January 22, 2026
The Sungkamee family opened Emporium Thai Market at 1653 Sawtelle Blvd., serving Southern Thai cuisine and offering a full bar with Thai-inspired cocktails. Signature dishes include seafood hor mok, Jane’s Wings and Phuket wings.
Published in Beverly Press & Park Labrea News
January 19, 2026
The Sungkamee family is set to open Emporium Thai Market on Sawtelle Boulevard, bringing a modern concept inspired by Southern Thai cuisine. The restaurant will serve regional Thai dishes and Thai-inspired cocktails in a design featuring warm wood, brass accents, and a street-facing patio.
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Many dishes are served family-style, guests report family-size portions, with one party saying three shared dishes left them happily stuffed.
Yes, Emporium Thai Market's stylish, modern dining room, high ceilings and full bar make it a popular choice for date night, and guests explicitly call it a great date spot.
Yes, Emporium Thai Market has a vibrant street-side patio and outdoor seating that guests have enjoyed.
Emporium Thai Market feels modern and dramatic, soaring ceilings, striking design, a lively bar and a street-side patio combine with warm, attentive service for a welcoming, upscale-casual vibe.
Yes, Emporium Thai Market is family-friendly, with multiple guests describing family dinners, large group meals, and children dining comfortably there.
Emporium Thai Market is especially busy on Saturday nights, guests report being turned away or finding the dining room full, so booking ahead is wise.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished clothing that's comfortable rather than formal.
For a high-energy dinner vibe, Emporium Thai Market really comes alive on Saturday nights, guests report it gets busy enough that reservations are wise.
Emporium Thai Market offers a striking main dining room, a full bar, and a vibrant street-side patio for outdoor seating.
Saturday evenings are lively and popular, multiple guests note busy Saturday nights (some were even turned away), so it’s a great night to visit if you want energy and a buzz.
Private dining isn't part of Emporium Thai Market's offering, the restaurant does not provide private-party rooms and focuses on its open dining room and vibrant patio.
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