Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 9 and Version 8 of Vinh Phat, SE16 3RW
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Next to this is a fridge containing things like fried tofu cubes, century eggs (preserved duck eggs), salted duk eggs, Vietnamese pork products, and pork floss. Further back are shelves of instant noodles, tins of mock duck, shrimp paste, tamarind paste, that sort of thing. There's a small selection of crockery — some of it ceramic and quite nice (on shelves towards the left at the back) and some of it durable and plastic (on the right at the back). |
Next to this is a fridge containing things like fried tofu cubes, century eggs (preserved duck eggs), Vietnamese pork products, and pork floss. Further back are shelves of instant noodles, tins of mock duck, shrimp paste, tamarind paste, that sort of thing. There's a small selection of crockery — some of it ceramic and quite nice (on shelves towards the left at the back) and some of it durable and plastic (on the right at the back). |
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A relatively large bank of freestanding freezers holds frozen meat, dumpling/wonton wrappers, and frozen dim sum and other dumpling-type foods. The brands and selections of dumplings/dim sum vary, but those we've seen include [http://www.young-woo.com/eng/ Young Woo] brand Misori mandu (vegan dumplings) and Kam Kee brand siu mai ([[Kake]] quite likes these, and they're manufactured just down the road in [[Locale Woolwich|Woolwich]]). However, we've noted on several occasions that the frozen dim sum appear to be suffering from freezer burn, with copious quantities of "snow" inside the packets. |
A relatively large bank of freestanding freezers holds frozen meat, dumpling/wonton wrappers, and frozen dim sum and other dumpling-type foods including vegan dumplings ([http://www.young-woo.com/eng/ Young Woo] brand Misori mandu, though they don't always have these in stock). [[Kake]] quite likes the Kam Kee brand siu mai (and they're manufactured just down the road in [[Locale Woolwich|Woolwich]]). However, we've noted on several occasions that the frozen dim sum appear to be suffering from freezer burn, with copious quantities of "snow" inside the packets. |
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At the cash desk in the front, they sometimes have fresh snack foods like banh cuon (steamed Vietnamese pancakes stuffed with pork and things). <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], October 2010. Opening hours obtained from a member of staff, April 2010.</div> |
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], April 2010. Opening hours obtained from a member of staff on that visit.</div> |
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Small Vietnamese supermarket on Southwark Park Road in Bermondsey.
They have a small selection of fresh vegetables at the front as you go in, including the less usual things such as various Chinese and Vietnamese greens, long beans, holy basil, and Vietnamese coriander; the quality is not always as good as it could be though.
Next to this is a fridge containing things like fried tofu cubes, century eggs (preserved duck eggs), Vietnamese pork products, and pork floss. Further back are shelves of instant noodles, tins of mock duck, shrimp paste, tamarind paste, that sort of thing. There's a small selection of crockery — some of it ceramic and quite nice (on shelves towards the left at the back) and some of it durable and plastic (on the right at the back).
A relatively large bank of freestanding freezers holds frozen meat, dumpling/wonton wrappers, and frozen dim sum and other dumpling-type foods including vegan dumplings (Young Woo brand Misori mandu, though they don't always have these in stock). Kake quite likes the Kam Kee brand siu mai (and they're manufactured just down the road in Woolwich). However, we've noted on several occasions that the frozen dim sum appear to be suffering from freezer burn, with copious quantities of "snow" inside the packets.
Right at the back is a meat counter with interesting cuts of meat (on bob's August 2008 visit these included pig trotters at 50p each).
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