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Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery

Bianca Hrovat

Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery.
1 / 3Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery.Jennifer Soo
Fruit and veg at Hong Phuoc.
2 / 3Fruit and veg at Hong Phuoc.Jennifer Soo
Jars of salted mackerel.
3 / 3Jars of salted mackerel. Jennifer Soo

Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery

Asian$

An Illawarra Road institution for hard-to-find Asian ingredients.

If you’ve ever wondered where to buy fresh pandan leaves, salted duck eggs, or those knife-cut Chinese wheat noodles with the wavy edges, it’s time for a grocery shop on Illawarra Road. Hong Phuoc and Thai Hung are next-door neighbours, and each sell fresh hard-to-find (and sometimes, hard-to-identify) produce including calamansi, longan and breadfruit at affordable prices.

There’s a lot of crossover, but Thai Hung is the choice for ready-made meals and desserts like pandan bean or cassava cake, while Hong Phuoc has a massive selection of dessert supplies (tapioca pearls, ube essence) and a beautiful display of fresh herbs.

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Bianca HrovatBianca HrovatBianca is Good Food’s Sydney eating out and restaurant editor.

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