Rich was a great waiter.... and the food was delicious....i had French toast scrambled eggs with…read morecheese and ham....perfect for a nice 3 hour ride home...

Great selection of things Asian restaurant needs....from Giant Woks to bathroom signs. Owner…read more(male) not too friendly. GGGrumpy. Business must be down. But prices are very low compared to others in the state. I recommend this place for the mostly Asian cooking needs. Just ignore the cashiers bad attitude. .

We love this store. The service is always kind, professional and thorough. From paint to hardware…read moreand everything in between, it's rare when we don't find what we need. Highly recommend this store!

I went to a kiosk to get keys made, but it was going to charge me over $10 for 1 key. So glad I…read morefound 3rd St Hardware Ace 2 keys just cost about $5. Nice pleasant staff.

I shop Ray's regularly for cleaning refills and toiletries, but also for cards and gifts. A box of…read moreshower steamers and soaps are always well-received! Plus, they occasionally offer helpful services like an on-site knife sharpener a few times a year, clothing mending, and plant swaps. There are monthly recycling opportunities for flexible plastics, and bottle recycling in cooperation with Bottle Underground. Just be sure to drop some cash into the recycling fund jar. Ray pays to provide the service to us, so we should all pitch in to support it. This is one of the most useful and convenient shops in the neighborhood. And it's fun to visit and see what's new.

Owner was nice. I came in looking for a fridge magnet and…read morealthough they didn't provide that - I recommend visiting this place. Love the decor and the vibes

Great service! Helped me find a solution to my shelf problem and walked me through the steps of how…read moreto do it. Very sweet store owner

Why? This place has…read moreto be a front for something. It's filthy, unfriendly, has next to nothing, and what they have is in bad condition. I find it hard to believe they do more than $20 of business a day. Cash only, mind you. No surprise they also own the eyesore restaurant next door that has been closed for years, blighting the neighborhood. Do not give them money. Patronize Rittenhouse (4 blocks away) instead. Those guys are awesome and actually care.

Visited Omoi Life Goods to check out what they offered (and get a passport stamp for my Traveler's…read moreNotebook). Enjoyed that they had a variety of not just paper, journals and pens but also locally sourced items like coffee, books and stickers. The shop was pretty crowded during my visit, probably a dozen people or so in the small space. This made me happy to see so many people shopping local. Eventually, after browsing most of the store, I decided to get a coffee bean pendant for my Traveler's Notebook. I've seen this same charm online for upwards of $20. Omoi's was $18. Definitely a value there! The service was excellent. While ringing me up one of the ladies running the register grabbed the Traveler's Notebook stamp (which you have to ask for) and let me do my thing. The stamp for the Traveler's Notebook is pretty cool, it features a soft pretzel and Water Ice.

I've really gotten into stationary goods lately and am always on the lookout for fun stationary…read morestores. Omoi was close to where we were coming to / heading to, so I bookmarked it and we managed to stop by before they closed. It was actually really poppin when we got there, despite the fact that it was about 30 minutes to closing time. I wasn't really on the market for anything, just wanted to browse. I ended up picking up some cute notepads for a friend and some washi tape for myself. I love that they sold matchbooks here! I am an avid matchbook collector, despite not smoking a day in my life. Staff were super nice and very friendly.

Located kitty-corner to the Arden Theater, the Philly outpost of Impact Imports is a find. With…read moretheir main location out of Boise, ID they bring a special charm to this side of the county with reclaimed wood products mostly from Indonesia. You can find anything from simple wood boxes decorated with mirrors and an OM symbol on top for $25 to a petrified carved wood sink for several thousand. My friend purchased a metal lantern that reminded her of the ones she saw in Turkey. Just a block down from the Continental and Cuba Libre, this shop is definitely worth a browse.

Impact Imports provides a portal to the exotic and/or dramatic if you are seeking an unusual…read moreartifact to add to your abode. They have a phenomenal selection of carved wood and stone sculptures and functional furniture pieces. I do not know of anywhere else that features tiny skull beads made out of actual bone! My favorite things in here are the hand-carved cow skulls, but I have actually purchased a wonderful "lombok" mask in the past. Be sure to visit the second room, it is full of Balinese fabric lights and large Buddha heads! The owner & staff are tremendous.

A beautiful day to wander around Chinatown. This place was worth a wander as well…read more Upstairs is mostly make up and kitschy gear, then if you head downstairs, there's a lot of different snacks and house wares and stationery. The staff weren't very friendly; frankly, they didn't seem to want to do any interaction at all with customers. That's OK. I can take a hint.

I love stopping by here whenever I visit Chinatown Philly! Top floor has a bunch of cute goods,…read moreblind boxes, jewelry, crane machines, and photo booth. Bottom floor is an Asian market full of food, snacks, cosmetics, stationary, small home goods! Love it love it love it!

Disappointed in my plastic table cloth I bought to play Mahjong on via recommendation by owner. He…read moretold me he sells lots of them for mahjong play. Well, the table cover although pretty is thin and will not work. Some of this is my fault for not paying more attention to the fabric. Also $135.00 is way too expensive for the round cover. Also he folded it so small I need to be careful getting all the wrinkles out. Don't be fooled. you can buy these covers for less money anywhere else. Purchased May, 2026

I visited this adorable shop with the intention of getting cotton napkins. The shop is bigger than…read moreit appears with a lot of items inside. There are so many gorgeous colors and quality fabrics on display all over. The gentleman working in the shop was very helpful and I plan on returning for an apron.