Heung Fa Chun Sweet House

Sooooooo authentic. Little hole in the wall. Got the sweet tofu fa. Needed to ask for extra ginger syrup halfway through, so thats a tip if you're going to eat there. The tofu is so soft and tender. The syrup is perfectly "not too sweet". And its less than $4 for this small size...small being a whole pint! Loooooove!

Amazing spot! It's super small--most people order to go at the counter, but there are about three stools at a small window-facing counter in the adjoining room that seems to be used mostly for storage.So far, I've tried the salty tofu, you tiao, rice roll with pork floss, and Shanghai sticky rice. The food here is great, especially the salty tofu and you tiao! I feel like this is how you tiao should be--perfectly fried with a nice texture, not at all tough like it sometimes is at dim sum. The salty tofu is amazing--very flavorful toppings and high quality tofu. The rice roll is simpler but would be good as a breakfast, and the sticky rice was decent too!

Came for the tofu pudding, which in the end was pretty fine. The portion was quite sizable and it came with a sweet syrup to put on top. Service was super quick and easy enough to get in and out. The seating in the place itself is quite small so probably wouldn't stay here to eat the sweets.

Food:I've come for the zongzi twice now and both have been phenomenal. The Taiwanese one is very tasty and the pork belly in the hong kong one literally melts in your mouth.Service:Very no frills, it's a grab and go deli kind of spot.Ambience:It's very humble inside. They used to have seating inside but that changed after covid.

Came here solely to get Tofu Pudding (Doufuhua). For a pint, this goes for about $4. If you're not going to consume it at the store (there's a small seating area), make sure you don't shake it as the pudding itself will fall apart and turn into literal soy milk with chunks. Be sure to add the syrup to make it sweet!

Maybe the fried bread is still good but the milk quality isn't as good now and nor is the tofu w syrup. This used to be a morning favorite of mine. They switched owners about 7 years ago apparently.9/24/23 update: well I wasn't off on the milk quality in the sense that the tofu actually spoiled spoiled the next day. I don't know where else in or near Philadelphia you could have tofu served like this with the sweet sauce. Could have this been an off day? Sure but relatives and I were disappointed because it has been a classic Philly fave of ours. We purchased two tofu containers and a half gallon of soy milk. Both bad the next day sadly. Some could say well that is what happens for purchasing on a Monday. But then if you can't do it right, it may be better for the place to stay closed on less popular days or to only sell the tofu as a special on Fridays and weekends. They probably get a big lunch crowd though.

This is my favorite place in philly. not any of the fine dining establishments, not any of those mediterranean places. this shacky, small, hole in the wall that serves incredible chinese breakfast. Service is so friendly (biased though because I spoke chinese with them) and the prices are ridiculous in this post-COVID era. The savory tofu is NOT to be missed. It's a bowl of healthy, savory, umami-y, soupy tofu that you didn't know you needed on a cold rainy day. Try everything there!

got the sweet tofu soup, fried dough (油条) and roasted pork bun!! the sweet tofu soup wasn't that sweet but tasted well with the fried dough!! roasted pork bun was flavorful and amazing. all this for $11!! card minimum $15 so make sure u have cash!!

While explore Philadelphia's Chinatown, I was craving tofu and yelp pointed me to this shop. Firstly, this place accepts credits cards ($15 min) but you should bring cash.Food + Price: 5/5I love sweet tofu (silken tofu in syrup) so, their salty tofu was a new one for me. It similar to the sweet dish but, it had savoy and spicy attributes like dried shrimp and chili sauce. Definitely not vegan but absolutely delicious!!Not wanting the adventure to end, I had to get more so I got three baos (buns) and their rice roll for around $15! All in all, I am definitely coming back for my new favorite comfort food!

This definitely hit home. I was overwhelmed by how much I could order, and then I was afraid of getting basics, but everything we got was sooooo tasty. Idk what they do or put in this food, but this was beyond good and homey and authentic. I'm missing a lot of pictures and barely remember what we ordered cuz I was sooo focused on how every single dish tasted so good.