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{{toplink|url=https://babysphl.com/|name=babysphl.com}}[[File:BabysKucinaAndMarket.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Baby’s Market and Kusina is owned by husband and wife, Tam Dang and Raquel Villanueva Dang.]]<blockquote>''Rooted in Culture, Made with Love''</blockquote>
Baby’s Market and Kusina is owned by husband and wife, Tam Dang and Raquel Villanueva Dang. Inspired by the food pop-up concept they created in late 2018 called Tita Emmie’s, Baby’s pays homage to Raquel’s Filipino heritage and her mother Emmie whose nickname is Tita Baby. Raquel and Tam, both first-generation Asian-American, couldn’t be more excited to bring more diverse representation to the Philadelphia dining scene and to give Baby’s a home in their Brewerytown neighborhood.
Baby’s Market and Kusina is owned by husband and wife, Tam Dang and Raquel Villanueva Dang. Inspired by the food pop-up concept they created in late 2018 called Tita Emmie’s, Baby’s pays homage to Raquel’s Filipino heritage and her mother Emmie whose nickname is Tita Baby. Raquel and Tam, both first-generation Asian-American, couldn’t be more excited to bring more diverse representation to the Philadelphia dining scene and to give Baby’s a home in their Brewerytown neighborhood.



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Baby’s Market and Kusina is owned by husband and wife, Tam Dang and Raquel Villanueva Dang.

Rooted in Culture, Made with Love

Baby’s Market and Kusina is owned by husband and wife, Tam Dang and Raquel Villanueva Dang. Inspired by the food pop-up concept they created in late 2018 called Tita Emmie’s, Baby’s pays homage to Raquel’s Filipino heritage and her mother Emmie whose nickname is Tita Baby. Raquel and Tam, both first-generation Asian-American, couldn’t be more excited to bring more diverse representation to the Philadelphia dining scene and to give Baby’s a home in their Brewerytown neighborhood.

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