Stopped in here randomly because I smelled the incenses roaming outside so I was automatically…read moredrawn in by the smell. This place has it all--A lot of healing and spiritual items, but the accessories and jewelry was what caught my eye most because most of them are handmade, and a from all around the world. My mom and I both got Onyx stone bracelets which the lady at the store was nice enough to explain the meanings for--Mines meant grounding, protection, and self-control, and as a shield against negative energy. The lady even taught us how to use the singing bowls which are used for healing and meditation. I feel like I learned so much during my visit here, and would definitely come here to get a meaningful gift for a friend in the future. Thanks Sunrise in Tribet!

Stopped in on my walk thru on Main Street. This place is tiny but mighty, So many gems literally…read more They sell everything from cocktail clutches, jewelry, stones, meditation bowls, incense, hats, scarfs, head wraps , oils, just everything ! Learned abt some of the stones. An where they originated from. Got a little history lesson also on Tibet. Check it out plenty to see !

This place is on the Main Street. It has a great selection of souvenirs. It's a small place store…read moreso a lot of people at one time can't go in at 1 time. The prices are good prices to me for a souvenirs store.

That step/bump at the entrance is a doozy. I hit it at full force in my motorized chair and slid…read moresideways and got stuck. Way to make an entrance and looking like a crazy person!! All that for a Philly sticker for our van. I wasn't comfortable leaving the store facing forward, fearing that I would tip too much, so I left backward. The door is just wide enough to accommodate my chair, barely. I hit the doorframe because I couldn't line it up exactly. Since I was driving in reverse. I imagine this entrance would be a huge obstacle for anyone using a manual chair. We walked for blocks without finding an open souvenir shop, so we made the best of it. At least they had at least half a dozen stickers to choose from. Most of your basic tourist collectibles are available: shotglasses, postcards, magnets. It's a small shop, but I bet they have what you want to proclaim your love of Philadelphia.

What an amazing find! This place reminds me of 7/11s in Korea because you can buy ramen, cook the…read moreramen, add the toppings, and eat the ramen here! So convenient especially if you need to take a quick lunch break. They have different options of ramen you can choose from and the store in the back has different japanese snacks, makeup, and collectibles. They have some sonny angels here and smitskis if you collect them! The sonny angels are around $28 for one which is expensive but definitely on the cheaper side for resale. Very cute find!! Cute hole in the wall shop! It extends pretty far out so the store at first looks small but it's pretty spacious.

Love this Japanese store/restaurant. $10 special with 2 wings and fried rice. Shop while you wait…read morefor food. They have a fried rice making machine. Fun to watch. Ate here 3 times in one week. Staff is friendly and they have a bar style dinner feel. Great music choice

My daughter and I stopped by P&P because I saw the business on Instagram. I'm so happy that we…read morestopped by. I loved the vibe, you felt welcomed. Everyone greeted us with a smile and hello. I bought two plants and potters. The selection was great and the value of items was good. I love that they support other black owned businesses as well. I was in my HAPPY place. Next time I would like to check out the cafe. Cherron the owner is so nice. They sell so much more than plants like candles, incense, shirts, jewelry, stickers, etc. from black owned vendors. I will definitely be back!

Good coffee and a quiet place to work and enjoy the plants that are also for sale…read more Candy

Cute store that sells Sanrio items. There was a nice selection of items here but everything was…read moreextremely expensive. I got a hello kitty binder clip and it was $18. However, it is difficult to find good quality Sanrio merch so it's a good stop if you're willing to spend some money.

Asia Crafts is a small trinket shop that mainly sells stationery, Sanrio merch, collectibles, and…read moreblind boxes. It's a great stop if you're looking for something cute or souvenir-worthy. We were hunting for Smiskis and found only two boxes, which the staff had kindly set aside behind the counter -- they were super nice and helpful about it. Just a heads-up, there's a small upcharge if you pay with a card (which is becoming more common in the area). They have a pretty large Sanrio selection and some snacks and candies too. The store is clean, well-organized, and check-out was fast and easy. It's a little on the pricey side though. While I've heard they sometimes follow customers around to prevent shoplifting, that didn't happen to me, but I can see how it might feel awkward if you're browsing slowly or being indecisive. Still, the overall experience was pleasant, and it's definitely worth a visit if you're into cute collectibles or gifts.

Set around Philadelphia city hall and one of the city's traditional holiday events it is worth a…read morevisit. Nestled side by side with the 'Christmas Village' market the Made in Philly has many small stalls selling candles, clothes, ornaments, food drink both hard and soft, and is a great place to shop for the season. While the 'the Christmas Village is more international and mass produced. Made in Philly is, as the name implies more local business and more artesian. If you're looking for that holiday something that screams local pride, this is it! Besides being smaller than the Christmas village the Made in Philly market is a little more relaxed. There are more areas to sit down and let your mind wander and abutting the Rothman ice rink you're not just limited to shopping and dining. I would recommend going during the day and going early in the season as the site gets busier in the evenings as commutes stop off and on the weekends. You may also find stocks not dwindling as the season rolls on as these are produced locally. Afterall it's easier to get a shipment in from Fishtown than something going to the Christmas Village from Dresden or Stockholm! Also they do not seem to have the problems with a uniform form of payment that is a both in the Christmas village. The one real downside here is the limited selection. While smaller than the Xmas Village there is also a sameness to some of the stalls, there's only so much you can do with scented candles.

Overall a fun holiday market with the standard things you'd expect (candles, bath/lotion items,…read morejewelery). A little bit crowded when I went the Friday before xmas. A good number of visitors not masking. I highly recommend using the portapotties outside rather than the bathrooms inside, as the portapotties were surprisingly very clean and had no line, while the indoor bathroom had a long line of 50% unmasked individuals and some stalls had no toilet paper. Loud music may make this less than ideal for people with babies.

I've been here so many times it's not funny…read more The staff always watches me like a hawk when I'm inside as if I'm going to steal something, but I don't blame them: if I saw a guy toting a camera around, I'd be curious, too! They stock lots of random Chinese knickknacks, including toys for the little ones, pottery/tea pots, dishware, music CD/DVDs (there might be movies in there, but I can't read Chinese), and Chinese magazines - including skin ones for you pervy aficionados out there.

A little store on 10th that supplies everything from red envelopes (hong bao) to Chinese language…read morebooks and tapes (in the back) and random things like mahjongg sets, Hello Kitty pencil boxes, swords (upstairs), dishes, Buddhas, porcelain horses and CDs (up front). Plus magazines and newspapers for those who read Chinese. Usually priced a bit expensively, but if you buy a few things, you can bargain with them to cut down the prices (though not so much for the CD/DVDs and magazines/newspapers).

This place gets me and I can't wait to go back. The products there would be cute as gifts or for…read moreyourself. According to the woman I met today at the store (who was so sweet and kind), items are sourced locally. They had everything from clothing, to body care products, to mugs and totes. So many things that made me smile! I will definitely be back.

I ALWAYS find something I love there.....ALWAYS! The energy in this place is filled with love and…read moreits such a dope space. I have purchased several things from this business over the past year and I have been happy with the quality. There is something for everyone. From vintage, to mud cloths, jewelry, home goods, accessories and more! Super nice people, super dope merchandise.....what more could you ask for?!