Golden Burma Asian Market
Golden Burma Asian Market Asian grocery store in Utica
314 South St, Utica, NY 13501
Monday: 8AM-8PM | Tuesday: 8AM-8PM | Wednesday: 8AM-8PM | Thursday: 8AM-8PM | Friday: 8AM-8PM | Saturday: 8AM-8PM | Sunday: 8AM-8PM
America/New_York time zone
4.3 average rating from 23 reviews for Golden Burma Asian Market
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Business Name: Golden Burma Asian Market
Address: 314 South St
Utica
New York
13501
United States
Utica
New York
13501
United States
Phone: +1 315-765-6529
Google ID: 0x89d946df1b0ebfbd:0x834fe787f0706343
Place ID: ChIJvb8OG99G2YkRQ2Nw8IfnT4M
Google Reviews ID: -8.98471E+18
Google CID: 9.46204E+18
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