Lucky Chinese Cookie Factory
155 N 9th St, Philadelphia, PA, 19107
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155 N 9th St
Philadelphia, PA, 19107 - Phone (215) 922-7288
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Kai L.
The store offers 5 flavors: regular, strawberry, chocolate, coffee, and mango. The strawberry is the only one that you can tell apart easily because it is hot pink in color. It tastes like a dry strawberry pocky stick. The four other flavors are the same color. In addition, they sell the fortune cookie in a variety pack for $3.25.
(3)Chris P.
Fresh cookies and dirty fortunes. What more could you ask for.
(5)Evann G.
I was a little scared when I walked in... it really is a factory, and there's no typical-looking storefront-type thing. You just walk in and someone will get you what you want and take your money. Oh and it is HOT. I don't know how they do it! But I'm glad they do because the fortune cookies are really good, and cheap, and they're warm and fresh when you buy them. The "x-rated" ones weren't so x-rated, but they still had a charm all their own.
(4)Kimberly C.
This is a great find. A friend of mine led me to them so I cannot take all of the credit. This is a true Chinese cookie factory. You can get traditional, strawberry, or chocolate cookies. A whole large bag for $1.25. Also if you chose you can get x-rated ones for whatever reason you may want. But be warned they do use vulgarity. The cookies though are awesome. Not your typical fortune cookie. They taste great. Also you really walk into the factory but the people are fantastic and kind. Enjoy!
(5)Lizi C.
Cutest little fortune cookie factory. It truly lives up to its name with two hot cookie presses actively punching out delightful crunchy fortune cookies. It was super hot inside from the presses and lack of A.C. There were two women working there who were super busy but still very nice to explain how the machines work. They have regular, chocolate and banana flavored cookies in addition to flat cookies. The entire experience will last less than five minutes but if your visiting Chinatown and want to taste a fresh fortune cookie you should definitely make it a point to stop by.
(5)Vanna T.
This place was not what I pictured it be at all...the factory is relatively small..literally a "hole in the wall." there was only one lady working at the time of my visit. She was very nice, and took the time to explain the fortune cookie making process to us....however, I question the organization and sanitation of the place...it was also very hot; there is no ac running (given that it was 90 degrees outside).
(3)Josh S.
I've never had a freshly made fortune cookie until today. pretty cool to see all of the old factory equipment, grinding gears and piles and piles of fortune cookies... Who knew that only 3 people in a small store make pretty much every fortune cookie we've ever had. Would give it 5 stars if it were a little cleaner (i know its a factory but even still)
(4)Kelly K.
I picked up a bag of the fortune cookies to go for $1.25.
(4)Thanh L.
You literally walk into a fortune cookie making factory. Smells so good...Mmmm! I'm not a huge fan of fortune cookies, but for ~$3 a bag, who coud resist? The lady that helped us was really nice, too, so we bought 2 bags. The x-rated ones are pretty funny and the strawberry ones are good. I wish they had a sampler bag, but at $3 I can't complain! Definitely worth a try!
(4)Julia H.
After seeing that there was a Chinese fortune cookie factory in Philly, my bf and I were really excited to visit, especially since I've been to the one in San Francisco. After buying a bag of cookies ($1.25), we immediately tried them. They weren't really that good. It was slightly burnt and didn't have the sweetness the cookies usually taste like - so disappointed! They also had x-rated cookies that were pretty bad! Not really worth the $3.25
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