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Philadelphia's First Ginger Store Honored With City Citation for Nine Years of Health and Wellness
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Really Reel Ginger at Reading Terminal Market Celebrates a Historic Milestone While Inspiring Healthier Living Across Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - PennZone -- PHILADELPHIA, PA — Really Reel Ginger, the first ginger-focused store in Philadelphia and inside the historic Reading Terminal Market, is proudly celebrating nine years of serving the community with health-conscious, natural ginger products that continue to inspire wellness and healthier lifestyles throughout the region.

As part of this special occasion, Really Reel Ginger will receive a City Citation recognizing the business for its groundbreaking contribution as Philadelphia's first dedicated ginger store. The celebration will take place on May 10, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Reading Terminal Market, located at 51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.

Owned and operated by Iliyaas Muhammad and Hadia Muhammad, Really Reel Ginger has become more than just a business — it has become a symbol of health, perseverance, innovation, and community empowerment.

"We are truly grateful for the love and support the community has shown us over the years," said the owners of Really Reel Ginger. "This celebration is not only about our journey, but about every customer, supporter, and family member who believed in our vision of promoting wellness through natural products."

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Guests attending the celebration will have the opportunity to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Reading Terminal Market while learning more about the many health benefits associated with ginger. Complimentary ginger beverages will be offered from 12 PM to 1 PM as a token of appreciation to supporters and visitors.

Since opening its doors, Really Reel Ginger has introduced customers to an innovative variety of ginger-based products including fresh ginger beverages, dried ginger items, and natural skin and hair care solutions. The business continues to highlight the healing and holistic properties of ginger while encouraging individuals and families to embrace healthier lifestyle choices.

Located within one of America's most historic public markets, Really Reel Ginger stands as a powerful example of entrepreneurship, cultural pride, and purpose-driven business leadership. The company's continued success reflects the growing demand for natural wellness products and the importance of community-centered businesses in Philadelphia.

The Really Reel Ginger team invites the public, media outlets, supporters, and community leaders to join them for this memorable and inspiring celebration.

For more information, contact Really Reel Ginger at (267) 588-7094 (tel:(267)%20588-7094).

Source: Elements of Inspiration LLC

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