Kevin L.
8/17/2015
I've literally been coming here since I was a kid and the owner still remembers my name and always asks how I'm doing whenever I pop in to get a cheap drink or a snack. They do sell Chinese...
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218 N 10th St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tuck Hing, nestled in the vibrant city of Philadelphia, PA, stands out as a gem among Asian grocery stores. With its wide array of fresh produce, pantry staples, and specialty items, this establishment caters to the diverse culinary needs of the community. Stepping inside, customers are greeted by the aromatic blend of exotic spices, the vibrant colors of seasonal fruits and vegetables, and the friendly faces of staff ready to assist with any culinary adventure.
From traditional Asian ingredients to hard-to-find delicacies, Tuck Hing offers a unique shopping experience that transports visitors to bustling markets halfway across the world. The shelves are lined with an impressive selection of teas, sauces, noodles, and snacks, inviting exploration and discovery with each visit. Whether seeking familiar comforts or new flavors to try, this Asian grocery store is a treasure trove for food enthusiasts looking to expand their culinary horizons.
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4.07 reviews
Alan G.
12/11/2022
Avoid this place. They stopped carrying fresh items. My family and I used to shop all the way back in the 80s but they now sell expired items.
Stephen C.
3/28/2012
I remember coming here as a child when I used to live in Chinatown. Grandmom would take me here so she can get her groceries and I would end up with a hershey ice cream cone. Ahh.... those were...
Kelly C.
8/15/2018
i buy zong zi from here.. probably my favorite so far! it has the fatty meat, chinese green beans and the salty egg. they don't have it often so buy it while they have it!
Echo L.
8/18/2009
This is a really random, mom-and-pop small grocery store that is stuffed from shelf to shelf with food and related items. It's kind of like a Chinese food surplus/overstock store type of...
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