99 Ranch Market

Debra Ann Sczepanik 2 months ago

​Walking into this place is honestly like stepping into a little mini mall. The bakery display cases are completely loaded with fresh, golden treats like Lotus Pastry Cakes and Mochi Bread. But you absolutely have to grab a loaf of their handmade Red Bean Special bread.

Anna Khuu 5 months ago

Closest Asian supermarket to my area and it is definitely worth the drive! I come here to get my exotic fruits and any household staples for my dishes and there’s constantly good deals going on, specifically for the things I’m getting. The staff members are all nice and friendly. I’m sure if you ask the staff members that are stocking items for some guidance they’ll help you out too, but I never needed to as most of the items stocked are labeled by the signs above aisles. Parking is spacey and I never feel cramped going here.

Fancy J Edited 8 months ago

I came in looking for a type of instant coffee that was a sample in the package I usually buy. The cashier directed me to Michelle, the supervisor on duty. She immediately shut me down saying she doesn’t know what’s in the packages and whatever is on the shelf is what they have. Clearly I had looked for it myself, but was not able to find it. Terrible customer service to not even try to help look for it. I come here quite often and this is the first time an employee has been so rude and dismissive.

S Young 8 months ago

I like coming to this 99 Ranch location because it's conveniently surrounded by so many other stores. It's close to Costco and H-Mart, and near H-Mart you'll also find Paris Baguette and Tous Les Jours. There's an 85°C nearby as well and with Costco right next door, you could easily spend half a day hopping between all these places. On weekends, traffic can be pretty crazy and parking isn't easy since everyone shops then. However, if you come on a weekday especially outside of lunchtime--it's much easier to find a parking spot. Inside 99 Ranch, there's a food court with options like San dong noodles, dim sum, stir-fry dishes, and Chinese barbecue. On the other side of the plaza, there are also several restaurants, including Korean spots and Vietnamese crawfish places. As for the store itself, there are always clearance items near the Kung Fu Tea area, which we usually check out before heading in to shop for fruits, produce, vegetables--pretty much everything. I found my favorite Japanese soy milk but this was banana flavored. Way too sweet for me and it was $4/carton. It's a large store and they offer a loyalty program. If it's your first time visiting 99 Ranch, you could easily

wa “Omniwar” w Edited 9 months ago

Looks like an out of business Kmart converted into a 99 ranch. I have been to a lot 99 ranches in Cali and this one might be the largest and cleanest of them all. Still far from whole foods standards but credit given where it's due. I came here mostly for a soy sauce. I was expecting the usual kikkoman in large quantities. Naturally brewed no preservatives. There were some but definitely not featured and no big jugs. However I found this gem of a soy sauce. Out dozens I have tried this might be the best - 99 ranches oven organic low sodium sauce. I still can't believe it