Fuling Elnberg Commerce

A great destination for party décor and favours and housewares. I found some white Chinese fans here that were nicer and cheaper than Bamboo Village Trading Company, just up the street.

While less busier than their competitors on Keefer, that’s why it is better and quieter.
And one of the bigger chopstick inventory who is not a distributor haha. I look at this as a science: what they’re made out of, whether they’re round or square so do not roll off easily, and any nice designs on the top. Those, are a sign of Dynasty LOL.
On the right wall, mostly dishware, pots and pans and while no designer names, still will cost you. Wok with glass lid $ 80.
On left are the wedding decorations, one of the better ones.
Some Buddhist figurines in back.
Chinese new year stuff in full swing, at the front.
cash only. Owner very nice gentleman, barely audible.

Very good shop that offers gifts and housewares.
Great prices on alot of different little things.
The lady that was overseeing the register was very friendly.
Even though my gold nail cutter wasnt tough, you get what you pay for as always.
Parking can be tough.
There place is packed with various items.

This is one of my favorite stops in China town. They’ve got a wide array of decorative knick-​knacks to useful household items.
I’ve bought several tea cups here– the kind with the separate compartment for tea leaves. I have one for myself, but I’ve also given them as gifts. Speaking of gifts– they also have those cool wooden snakes, that you hold the tail and the snake slithers around. I always wanted to get one of those when I was a kid.
Along one back wall they have household items: pans, dishes, cleaning tools, etc. Pretty random assortment, but decent prices (similar to Wonderbucks).
They have a lot of Chinese decorative items, as well as stuff to celebrate the New Year. A great place to browse around.