Overseas Market

Small hole in the wall shop with lovely employees. They are always very kind and make sure everything is to your liking. House made sausages are packed with flavor and pair great with the rice! The egg rolls are the best i've ever had, flavorful and crispy. Definitely recommend 10/10

Hidden gems! It's disguised!! It's actually a market that has a number of different things. From your regular household items like washing powder, cigarettes, and even some authentic Asian goods/groceries like different ramens, sauces and pastes. What many wouldn't know unless told or stumbling into it. Is there's a little restaurant in the back , that serves some of the best Laos/Thai foods In Dallas. I've been a regular at this market / restaurant for over a decade. And although I've tried a few things there , my favorite is the medium spicy green papaya salad with extra egg plants , the medium spicy cucumber salad , jasmine rice and of course the beef salad( beef Larb cooked ). If you're looking for some authentic Laos food, this is going to be your place . They're very friendly and welcoming. Irena is usually who makes my food , only I haven't seen her the last couple of times I've gone . Nevertheless, my food always still comes out really tasty no matter who prepares it.

Awesome food and friendly owners. I have been going there for decades. You can order Lao sausage in bulk.

If you're looking for food with great taste and flavor, look no further! Staff is super friendly. Menu is quite limited, but the amazing taste makes up for it! The food was so good the first time around, my party and I had to go for a second round! Honorable mention: The papaya salad is really good!

We're from Colorado and this is our first time in Dallas, wanted to try some Authentic Laotian Food so again per YELP Oversea was on my bookmark. Oversea compared to Nahlin Market it's night and day! We've gotten no service at Nahlin Market whatsoever but when we came to Oversea they're very friendly and helpful. The food was spectacular! I spent about $200, this means that they had exactly everything that I was looking for. When I'm in town again if the positive service continues I'll return to continue and support Oversea Market!!

I've only had their chicken wings- I'm low carb dieting, don't judge me. I eat the 7 wings as a meal and I always am too full to finish because they are so big and meaty. But that marinade is too addictive, I don't want to find out if the sweetener is a no no. I invariably finish them all, even after being stuffed by 5.
Worst parking lot and location but I work near here and it's just off 12. Staff is very friendly-- family owned.

A group of us went, and i was Impressed!!. Its situated atop a hill in a dead 1960s gas station type strip mall. They sell everything Laotion & Thai food, and more. From the partially cooked duck eggs, ramen noodles, water bugs, pork rinds..it was alotta stuff.

They do have cooked to go food, with a small dining area. I didn't but anything, but my friend she did. If i did want Thai food i would go back and get something simple, i like some international cuisine.

The owner/chef was friendly he's a man of few words ,i guess. I wanted to take a pic but i was in a hurry. And i didnt ask permission. But next time i will buy a bag of Thai ramen noodles. LoL.

I was really disappointed since their pictures look so good, and I enjoy super authentic Laos food/laos style. I ordered two papaya salads, and it tasted old like the papaya has been sitting out in the fridge uncovered. I had to throw both of them away. The raw beef salad was okay. Their medium didn't spicy so go ahead and get hot. They were so nice though.

Saap Lai. Love being able to get Lao food so close to home. Yeah, guess I could cook it myself...nope. Thanks for the great food as always.

This place is probably one of the best Lao food you can find. I've come here ever since I was a kid. The Lao sausages are on point! Even when I order the papaya salad thinking it won't be that bad, it is still spicy. I love it, though!

My favorite is the Kow Piek (chicken noodle soup). That is always my go to when I can't decide on what to eat.

The appearance is a little hard to get by, but once you're inside & tasting everything, you'll change your mind ;)