Princeton Hulu Farm (老朱绿色农场)

Jinju Sohn 4 months ago

I happened to stop by this farm while passing through. The chickens and ducks were freely roaming inside fenced areas, and there were several small greenhouses in the back where they seemed to be growing vegetables. The owner, who appeared to be a Chinese gentleman, surprisingly spoke very little English, but he came across as incredibly kind, genuine, and sincere. A tray of 30 organic eggs was only $12, and the vegetables were both fresh and reasonably priced. He even picked a cucumber and offered it to me on the spot—it was absolutely delicious. Tomorrow, I’m planning to fill up on these fresh vegetables. It was such a lovely and unexpected find.

Hazel 10 months ago

We bought the old hen for soup. Tastes really good! And the veggies are fresh as well. I would say it’s one of the best.

Jenny a year ago

They do have some good summer vegetables. Prices are respectable. But the facility was not clean. Too many flies hovered around inside. Not recommended .

Liang Wang 3 years ago

Best Chinese veggies you can find in the Princeton area! The Zhu parents are a little shy and the store was a little out of organization when we walked in, but soon we found their great collection of all kinds of familiar Chinese greens and appealing tomatoes and cucumbers and 丝瓜, totally organic.

Susan Williams Edited 5 years ago

The vegetables are fresh and the staff is friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. The rural appeal just adds to the entire overall experience. I was initially concerned when I read the review by Katie Dsy and after going there I realized that her review had nothing to do with this farm, but maybe was more personal. I say that because this place is nothing but a five star experience. The children are not usually warm with strangers but were put at ease and engaged from the moment we walked in. They were offered grapes and smiles and this is now our go to place for all our fruit and vegetable needs.