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Oriental Store Of Raleigh Inc
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The restaurant is owned by Filipino Chinese family who've been in the area since the '70's. They were the first ever Oriental Store in the Triangle. Kim and Vicky Chua are the most entertaining (you could have coffee, free food sometimes and karaoke!), most caring and most clean Oriental store in town. They also offer the most complete Filipino food in the area on top of other ethnic foods like Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and African foods. They sell rice cookers, soft brooms, china, phone cards, Balikbayan boxes, Filipino pastries and many others! Shopping there is just not about food but also about making friends and socializing. I've shopped with them since I got here in 1988. The owners have a way of making you feel like family.
Pros: Most Complete Filipino Food Store in the Triangle!
Cons: No fresh fish or meat
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