99 Ranch Market

I hit up 99 Ranch Market recently, hoping to snag some canned jackfruit in water or brine. No luck there – only the syrupy stuff, which just isn't what I wanted. They had fresh jackfruit, but honestly, who wants to deal with all that stickiness? The seafood section was where it was at, though. Prices were decent, and most of their seafood comes from farms in Ecuador and Mexico. I spotted some really nice frozen turbot, and then I saw it: whole Atlantic salmon for $4.99 a pound! We're talking 4 to 8-pound fish with natural, light pink flesh, no fake color. That was hands down the best deal of the trip. Oh, and they had uni in the clearance fridge, which is my jam, but I'd never risk sashimi from a clearance bin. The rest of the store, like produce and the regular aisles, didn't have anything that really jumped out as a deal. But still, for an Asian grocery, 99 Ranch Market is super well-stocked for its size. If you're looking for specific Asian ingredients or produce, I'd totally recommend checking it out.

I love the variety of produce here and specifically how affordable groceries are here. The only thing that's not a HUGE deal but is a minor concern for me, is that they have their front exit blocked off. Everyone's coming and going through one door way, which obviously in a fire situation is a hazard. I do realize that businesses do have emergency exits so I didn't let that effect my over all rating.

Great spot to find your Asian ingredients, foods, snacks beverages and much more. The grocery store is excellent to find what you need to make. We came here to buy drinks and snacks as we were just visiting Las Vegas but would highly recommend coming here if you need to grab certain Asian sweets, beverages and snacks. The aisles were clean and the items were well organized as well. There is a faint smell but if you've been to other Asian stores, the smell is no different from other stores. Just expect it to smell a bit if you have a very sensitive nose. Employees were nice and helpful. The parking lot is shared with other businesses. If you have a bigger vehicle, like a oversized SUV or truck, you will have issues finding a parking spot close to the entrance. Overall, a great store to find your Asian groceries and ingredients.

Very nice place for your Asian and American cuisine....cleans and cooks any fish you buy. Highly recommended

This place is disgusting. It smells terrible like rotting seafood, but still wanted to give it a go since I drove 40 minutes to get organ meat for my dog. I went on 7/3/2025 and got 2 lbs of branzino and asked them to clean it. I smelled a terrible odor my whole drive home. When I got home to prepare the fish and took it out of the bag, it was brown on the inside and stunk my entire house to holy hell. Don’t go here. I wasted $40 buying rotten fish as clearly I had to throw it away. You would think the guys cleaning the fish would have provided the freshest available but they clearly operate with little dignity.

Some indescribable smell greets you as you walk in, not sure if it is because of the seafood or not. This place has a good variety of Asian items, as well as American items. I happened to go when it wasn’t crowded, and it still felt like the store was too small and there wasn’t much room to maneuver in the aisles. Also, make sure you check expiration dates on everything you want to purchase.

Oh lord!!!!! This was truly an amazing meal, flew all the way from New York to try it and was not disappointed, if Jesus himself came down to earth he would eat here highly recommended...and our waitress Cappy was fabulous, pleasant and attentive!!

99 Asian Market is a true hidden gem in Las Vegas! If you're looking for authentic Asian ingredients, fresh produce, and hard-to-find international products, this is the place to go. The selection is fantastic, from specialty snacks to fresh seafood and a variety of sauces and spices. The staff is friendly and helpful, making it easy to find exactly what you need. Whether you're a home cook or just love exploring new flavors, this market is a must-visit. Highly recommend checking it out!

It's simple. I want Asian groceries and 99 Ranch Market has it. From udon noodles, jellyfish in a jar, to lychee jelly, and ceremonial match -- you'll find it here. I love this place because I lean heavily toward Korean foods, snacks, teas, and alcohol. They've got it all. I also come here for the Korean BBQ style sliced meat and fresh mushrooms. If any of that sounds good to you then check it out and give it a chance. It's not the prettiest or shiniest store but who cares if you're finding what you need!

9/298/2023 Good luck is following me today... After having a delicious dinner, we noticed the market a few doors down... Sweet!... I'd give it five stars, because my city, they do not have any.. Plenty of merchandise and pretty busy.. Loved seeing the live crabs and lobsters ! If I lived here, I'd be cooking them.. (actually I don't think I have the heart to kill them).. but I could eat them and their cousins in a heartbeat ! Everyone know I love the Korean instant coffee.. Picked up a few snacks for the ride home..

It's a pretty average 99 Ranch market, maybe even slightly below average considering it doesn't have a food court or bakery. Lots of options here in a cramped space, but I think if there was more space, it would be better. The 99 Ranch in Boston, New Jersey, and even the 626 area in California are all better than this. Where's the free samples?? In terms of Asian markets, probably 168 is better, or even H-mart.

太擠了 The employee at checkout was very nice. It's just that the space is way too tight. Hard to shop. Poor layout.

Great Asian food market, large selection of fresh fish (live Maine lobster, fish and dungeons crabs) and meats.

Located in the Vegas Chinatown Plaza, this is your Asian Supermarket. They have lots of imported goods from Asia. The prices are reasonable and there are a variety of things you can buy. The inside looks like your usual supermarket, and the staff are friendly.

No photos with this review because I thought I had reviewed it before. Between dinner and a play, I had some time to spare so I walked to the 99 Ranch Market in Chiantown. I took my time checking things out for a future stop when I had a chest to keep things cold or frozen. I ended up spending a fair amount of time looking at the boxed pastries. I ened up getting three Japanese style mochi boxes to take on our trip to Death Valley. I also got a box of green tea cookies for the same trip. I was amazed when I saw the different flavors of Spam. That will be another time. This is a good Asian store carrying a lot of different goods. I have several choices of stores so that's why I haven't been to this market in a long time.

First time here, it is super cold inside so make sure to come with a jacket or sweater because brrrrrr. They have so many varieties of food which is nice because there not your normal grocery store like you wouldn't find duck heads in your local super market. Employees are so helpful and friendly I watched how the workers were so friendly and kind to people asking for help. The store is packet with so much food that it's a little cluttered so when they are busy it might be a little stressful getting through to shop. Overall, I signed up for their rewards which the cashier kindly asked if I had which I didn't. She immediately gave me a application kind of paper that I filled out super quick and on my way to save. Every 1000 points you spend they give you $10, it's a point for every dollar.

The lady wears glasses with short hair was yelling at me when I asked for the straw. Worst experience I have ever had at 99 Ranch market so far. I don't know what she had suffered and became so mean.

This is a fun Asian market to go to they have quite a selection. It's very large and located conveniently in Las Vegas Chinatown. Basically everything you need is going to be located in the store. It was quite crowded the last few times I have been there. There's plenty of parking in the lot out front. The checkout staff works quickly so while there is always a line it is a fast moving line. They do not have much of a selection of dishes or silverware or anything like that. There's a great selection of sauces and a lot of food and fresh food. It's just a tiny bit stinky from all the seafood they carry but not nearly as much as most of these type of places. This is my go to whenever we come to Las Vegas.

I come here to pick up stuff I can't get anywhere else. Live lobsters and crabs are hard to find in the desert, so I must come here to get them. The place used to be cool, but I think the pandemic broke them. Now, it's a frustrating waiting game. They are severely understaffed, and don't care how long you wait at the seafood counter. My last 2 trips here have been a disaster. This past time, they had 1 person working the seafood counter. I was 5th in line, and the people who came after me, at least 5 more, all left but 1 determined soul. Everyone else got tired of waiting and just walked away. They insist you take a number, even though they are not using them, counter was on 38 and I pulled number 75? Really weird situation and I hope they figure it out soon

Not that there are a ton of options in Las Vegas... but still... they could try a LITTLE bit harder. It wasn't very clean, and considering that it wasn't busy, I didn't see anyone really tidying or cleaning up either. Just kind of had an air of... I don't know... uncompetitiveness...

Service is very poorly, management Antonio is very rude and unhelpful. It shouldn't be the customers paying attention to all their errors on the grocery floor such as pricing the products presentation are being overlooked. The employees should be the one checking all the prices if it's accurate, not the customers. Out of all the other times I have shopped in this location before customer Service have went down the hill. Very disappointing. That cashiers look like they hate their job and the store looks filthy. And while I'm at the cashier, cashing out the cashier associates did not know how to follow what I was asking of them.

When I'm hunting for Asian ingredients, I pretty much have to head down to Chinatown to get the best selection and prices - 99 Ranch is not my usual go to spot but I recently came here again when what I needed was out of stock elsewhere (Kewpie mayo, specifically). The shop is tucked into one of the busiest plazas, with the traditional arch. Plenty of parking is a plus, but it sort of goes downhill from there. Selection here is okay - it really depends what you're looking for. Plenty of condiments and lots of seafood and frozen dumplings but the produce here isn't the freshest and the seafood tanks are depressing and overcrowded. There's an odor in the fish/meat counter area if you're sensitive to that and there's a pervasive "dirty" feeling to the place - the linoleum is scuffed, there are holes and scrapes in the walls, and everything just seems to need a deep cleaning. Prices seemed higher here than the comparable Asian markets that I usually go to, and if you're looking for something specific or already in the area, it may be a a convenient stop - but it's not my favorite, I'll drive a little further to go elsewhere.

Ranch 99 has been great during these recent times. Conveniently close to work, it's the first Asian market I pass by on the way home. Their live seafood selection is much better than SF and 168 markets, IMHO. They got everything from live oysters, lobsters, conch, mussels, and clams, and I was even able to score some sweet uni!(by the sashimi/sushi items) The only downside is that this place gets crowded as do othe Asian markets in Chinatown, so I just grab what I need, and GTFO! Mrs.Q requested Paella for our final meal for 2020, so after I got off work, I went here to pick up some live mussels, Manila clams, and head on shrimp. Got home, purged the clams, debearded the mussels, and cooked up paella for two to say goodbye to this challenging year. We had more seafood left, so with some garlic, parsley, butter, and white wine, another dish was created in 5 minutes! ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

This 99 market is smaller to others that I have shopped before. It does not have a deli section for cooked food. Aisles are very narrow and selections are limited. It reminds of Asian markets 20 years ago. That said, it may be the only place that I can get items only available at Asian markets in this area.

This is a small 99 ranch compared to the others but it's okay. They have everything you need. I usually come here for the bag of steak for kbbq / hot pot it's only like $35 I think. Which is such a steal!! And they also have the thinly sliced boneless short rib - love this for hot pot! Veggies are always fresh and in stock. This is where I usually go to get my veggies and meat when I do hot pot at home.

I am not sure about these other reviews . . But this grocery store Is much cleaner and better vibe than almost all other Asian markets. I got help when I needed it and the cashier was nice. The food I got was all frozen but all well marked and cheaper than where I usually get it. Can't complain and I am grateful there is this market!

This market is a little crowded and unorganized, but they have some gems in here. Is it the cleanest store I have ever been to? No. There is definitely parts of the store that seem to be falling apart and the floors are pretty dirty. However, there are a lot of great options in here if you like asian cuisine. I have been OBSESSED with california roll bowls that have imitation crab and kewpie mayo in them. I couldn't find kewpie mayo at a few other stores and was purchasing it online. I was happy to find it in store so I didn't have to wait for delivery. Also, imitation crab at Smiths (or any other chain grocery store) does not even compare to the kani kama (imitation crab sticks) you can get here. Delicious! Not to mention there are a ton of delicious rice snacks that you just can't get unless you go to a store like this. Will definitely be coming back to stock up! Overall a pretty decent store.

When you're in need of a Chinese market because you can't find that special item in SF (Vietnamese) or Greenland (Korean), come to 99 Ranch Market. Of course we shop at all three depending on what we're cooking, but those hard to find Chinese items can be found here. Good variety of authentic goods and fast friendly service. The legume section is extensive. Go to the snack aisle for your favorite Pretz or Pocky :-). Fresh meat and seafood section is always busy and produce you can t find elsewhere is typically here. Tip: 99 Ranch Market offers a FREE to join reward program that tracks spending by $1. Once you reach $1,000 you receive a $10 reward.

Horrible Staff, I was shopping normally and as soon as I get to check out I hear an Older woman and a young man saying things about my purchase. They started talking in Korean to each other and I picked up on a bit of the words they were saying, such as "wow, so much junk food". And laughing right in front of me! Hire some better staff who knows when to keep their mouths closed.

I ordered the groceries on August 23rd from Las Vegas branch. And they delivered to the wrong house. I never got any emails from the e-commerce department since that happened. They should reach me out directly so I don't have to call the store back and forth to get my money back. Their e commerce customer service responsibility is so disappointed! Also your 99 ranch app address location fill up form is absurd! Please fix that for the customer who wants to save time to order from your app and then it all massed up because of address fill step. I am a regular customer from your store this makes me really disappointed to come again and buy from your store. Please take care of this matter considerably. I still don't get my refund yet.

Poor customer service. they have a lot of excuses of they fault. Terrible for customer visit.

This store has gotten worse and worse. We came tonight cause we week on this side of town and it had been some time since we had been in. We usually like to buy snacks and drinks and things we've never tried, take it home and try it. When we walked into the store tonight the smell was so pungent that we almost walked out. Then as we approached the fish department and saw how many lobsters there were in one tank plus another tank full of dead crabs. I attached a picture, it's sad, they can't even move. THIS, made us walk out. We know people eat animals and appreciate when places use tanks to keep the fish fresh but this is just ridiculous and cruel. We left and went to another Asian market that we've been to before and they were much better, especially their fish section. I don't recommend this market and do not plan on returning.

Though I wouldn't say it's the greatest customer service on earth, the cashiers are certainly very friendly. Most people who work there speak both English and Mandarin, which makes finding something super easy. The snack aisles are always my favorite. They have a variety of Asian-American snacks and authentic Asian snacks that seem to welcome new editions every season, if not every month. I am so grateful that they added a section for persevered plums last year. But, the restroom situation is a whole other deal, altogether. The toilet and the surrounding floor has stains of filth. If you are going to go there, try to avoid using their restroom as much as possible.

This place is dirty and staffs are rude and lazy especially the fish section. We stood there for a good 30 minutes, the staff just kept on doing her own "things". My mum asked her for help, she ignored her, her coworker from the stock department asked her to come help, she ignored him too... This is not the first time we had problems with the fish department, this place is nothing compare to a few years ago when I first moved to Vegas. This place is a dump, most Chinese don't come to this tourist trap supermarket, because it is in the heart of Chinatown, they can over price everything, what a shame. If you come here, you see more none Chinese than chinese.

Mood- Provisions ( Covid19) Upon entering we were quickly greeted with a hello. That was refreshing honestly amidst everything that is going on. It wasn't very busy in the store as we strolled the isles looking for our provisions that were needed. While we were there, the shelves and meat were being re-stocked. This was a very pleasant surprise as I was able to find items that were needed. I.E milk & eggs. We even found this particular ice cream that I was hunting for, in stock. Can I say this truly made the night honestly. Couldn't wait to get it home, so we ate it in the car ( don't judge) Interior was clean, staff was very present ensuring areas while we were there. Would recommend - pricing was typical for a grocery, even with the rice rations limited to just one bag per purchase. Location is Spring Mountain/ Arville - ample parking

Since my wife does some of her marketing here, this review is based on her input more than mine. Today I was at this market with her and took a few pictures, which allows a few of my observations. Strictly speaking, my wife says this market is okay insofar as pricing and product availability. She tells me to rate this a three-star market, and so I will oblige. What I saw was an effort to socially distance, but complete and total failure to follow through. As you can see from my pictures, masks are mandated, but people are too close to one another, per Nevada state instructions. And there is no attempt to space them out by store personnel. Customers are rubbing up against each other, and if I were rating this store, I would rate it 2-stars, not three. But, it's my wife's' review, and I'll adhere to what she tells me. You can also see an employee playing with her telephone, which might alleviate the congested checkout area, but on and on, she goes, never once looking up to help her fellow workers.

Lots of seafood you can't find anywhere else in town plus some exotic fruits I always get some baked goods. The place isn't the cleanest and always had a fishy smell but it's always busy. If you need exotic foods give them a look.

If you're looking for East Asian groceries then look no further. 99 Ranch Market is a good hub for various Chinese and Taiwanese groceries. They're very popular in Southern California and for good reason. If you're hankering for Asian noodles, a variety of tofu, frozen dumplings, weird spicy sauces and meats and groceries then this place has it. This particular store is in the Chinatown Plaza which has a bunch of restaurants nearby so after picking up groceries you can get some take out. Parking is plentiful and the store can smell of durian, what more can you ask for?

Yesterday I bought sword fish there only to get it home and see it was rancid. It was the worst smelling rotten fish you could ever imagine and very, very slimy to the touch. I've shopped here for years and like the produce but you have to be carful with the fish. I should have taken it back but it would have cost me too much in gas to drive back since it's so far away.

This location used to be my favorite until I went to the one on the east side. This location compared to the other one is tightly squeezed together. I still like this location but prefer the other one. Lots of fresh veggies and huge selection.

Went here a couple of times to get some vegetables and other things. This must be one of the original or first 99 ranch here as this location is small compared to locations outside NV but has what I needed. It's located inside Chinatown plaza and as lots of parking out front. Only been here on the weekdays and around the time they just open, so the vegetables are ample and fresh. There is still quite a lot of people even early in the morning. No hot deli section.

Boy, I sure miss having a 99 Ranch Market in Hawaii! Lucky for me, while I was visiting Las Vegas recently, I decided to drop by a 99 Ranch Market in Chinatown. Why did I come here in the first place? It wasn't like I was gonna cook some food. This may sound weird to you folks, but maybe I'm a weird guy. I actually came to the 99 Ranch Market to buy some plums! Hey man, do ya know what they charge for the price per pound for plums in Hawaii? It's outrageous!!! I ended up buying a bag of Red Plums, and I gotta tell you folks............the plums were so sweet, it was just like I was eating candy!!! Ummmmmmmmmm! Funny, my friends who live on the mainland look at plums like the same way us locals from da 808 look at Mango's, Papaya's, Lychee, or Pineapple..........no big deal right? Since we can get it anytime........in fact, sometimes I get tired of those tropical fruits, with the exception of the Lychee! Lol! 99 Ranch Market is your typical Asian themed market. They have all sorts of produce, meats, bakery items, and all kinds of Asian dry goods.

A smaller and dimmer Ranch 99. There is a bakery here that serves buns. Parking lot parking. Nothing stood out about this place.

October 2nd, Monday 1:12-1:35p precisely lol! Parents and I arrived and got front row parking. Gotta try to do that again! Walking into the market, on the left are all of the fresh fruits and vegetables from dragon fruit, Mexican & Hawaiian papayas, rambutan, honey tangerines, peaches, plums, sweet potatoes, taro, just a wonderful variety. I used to come here once in awhile, but now, I think things have changed cause mom and dad found a lot of what they were hoping to, such as the yellow split peas! They are $1.19/lbs compared to the 3lbs they bought at Whole Foods for $1.99/lbs. Good to know! Both right and left sides of the store are fish. On the left, by the produce and on the right, by the frozen fish both are fish markets. The closer we got to the left, where the mushrooms were the fishier the smell! It was honestly horrible! We basically ran towards the right of the store where there was no smell. When we got to other end, they had beautiful fish to fry right there to-go and live aquariums full of shell fish and catfish etc. Surprised that there wasn't a line at check out and our bill was $17.11. Jenny G. our cashier was very nice! She offered us a way to save if we were going to be frequent customers. Ok to clarify after $1000 you get $10 off if you get there rewards card. I thought it was $100 lol! I don't mind getting rewards cards if I can just type in my phone number cause I hate to walk with a lot of unnecessary things, like tiny cards.

This place is my jam. I come here pretty much every week. Sometimes 2 or 3 times. And it's been this way for the last 7+ years. I'm just really comfortable here. The butchers have specific cuts readily available and prepackaged. They are also super patient with me in my selection process. I'm picky. I can't help that I know what I like. But they have never once made me feel bad about it. We usually have good conversation, laugh at least once, and handle business. I don't normally purchase fish here, but I am particularly fond of their shrimp. They are so good to me at the seafood counter, too! Patient, understanding and kind. I've never had an even remotely poor customer service experience here. Well stocked in many different Asian snacks and treats, as well as fresh produce. They have organic selections and exotics as well. I love the 'exotic' fruits and veg. There is not a bad word to be spoken of this place, IMO. And you can get yourself a nice, hot plate of amazing Filipino food at Kaput Bakay next door before you come in so you don't have to shop on an empty stomach.

Got some nice teas here - my father bought some fruits here - a very clean and nice store with a lot of variety - good deals and very nice staff .

I ended up in Chinatown in Vegas and I saw 99 Ranch Market. To me 99 Ranch market is like an Asian Grocery store. Walked inside and picked out a few things. I was lucky my black bean drink mix powder was on sale so picked that up. In the morning its super quiet here. The place is quite clean. Another thing to note not all their staff speak Cantonese. Compared to the ones in LA, I actually like the LA 99 Ranch Market more. It just seems a lot newer or brighter. Isle is a bit narrower in this market. The good thing is that there are lots of parking available.

When I'm in desperate need of Asian ingredients and treats you can't find at a regular grocery store, I muster up the courage and patience to come here. And that, takes a lot of work for a number of reasons: Parking: We, Asians, have a bad rep for our driving. As much as I'd like to disprove that, it's just pointless. We're great in many things but for some reason, parking and driving just aren't our thing. You have somebody who takes up 2 parking spots, double parks, back parks and does a terrible job, parks too close to another car (usually next to mine which prevents me from getting in my car without using the passenger door) and creatively parks (where everyone else is parked within vertical lines and you got that special person who parks inside imaginary horizontal lines). Crowd vs Store Size: The store is pretty cramped. Old-school folks love this store because it reminds them of "home"...if home was a dirty crowded street market alley in Hong Kong. I just grab a basket to put my stuff in and ever bother with the carts - Asians and four wheels? See previous paragraph. They're constantly re-stocking shelves and freezers using their own carts that take up lots of space. Expect pushing, elbowing and getting hit/ran over by a cart or a person...but never expect an apology. Customer Service: The people who work here seem to have the most miserable time ever. They don't smile. They're not friendly. They look at you like you're about to steal a whole jackfruit or you're bothering them. Today, I got yelled at for taking pictures of Hello Kitty. The guy was huffing and puffing with his fists clenched. Oooh, a challenge? I smiled at him awaiting an impromptu Kickboxing session. But he walked away. Booooo!!! I got my enoki mushrooms and some tea bags (Thai) and proceeded to the cashier to get the heck out. I was offered a rewards card and I had to fill out a form - no words were spoken the entire payment and rewards card application process...just sign language and pointing. The other cashier was coughing on my face a few times without covering her mouth. Yum! Products: Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian, Korean, etc. Condiments, seasonings, sauces, fruits, vegetables, cookies, chocolates, candies, snacks, alcohol, tea, lumpia, pot stickers, ramen, noodles, sesame oil, Ramune, juice, ice cream, Mochi, cooking utensils, kitchenware, dinnerware, toiletries, books, magazines, videos, etc. Jackfruit, durian, mangoes, dragon fruit, bok choy, string beans, and many others. The products are great. I was looking for galangal to make Tom Yum Goong but I couldn't find it and asking for employees for help is always a bad idea in this store.

Las vegas 99ranch market is overpriced I'm not from vegas and items here are expensive. Bag of fresh egg noodles cost 3.49. Their bakery dinner roll 3.99. You wont save money here they are trying to make more profit i advise shop some else like Smith. The price here on items are outrageous definitely not going to come back here

Buyers be aware!!!! A lot of items on sale are either already expired or close to being expired!!!!! Make sure you check the expiration dates!!!!!!

Big Asian market. Standard like the other Ranch 99s I've been to. Might be a little smaller compared to California's. Super clean and smells wonderful. Produce was nicely stocked even if being late night in a week day. Prices were fair for Ranch 99. Their bakery and deli section was nice and presentable. Bought a bunch of snacks and bakery goods. It was late night like 8:30pm. Not very busy at this location. Great customer service.

Worst customer service! The store is very old, dirty, and unorganized. The staff there were miserable.

This is our first time here at this market... there is so many different asaian things that you cannot find in the regular markets here... This reminds me of home on the island of Oahu... I really like that they have live fresh seafood and a good variety... their fresh meat section was prettty extensive as well... on the other side was the fresh vegetables and produce plenty to choose from... our favorite section was the snacks we didn't what to choose we had so many in our basket... shrimp chips, tako chips, ling hing mui seeds, hau flakes, hi chew, mochi crunch and a whole bunch of stuff... if you are looking for asaian stuff you can find it here...

Gone here several times and each time the customer service is amazing plus they have items other grocery stores don't have

Came here to pick up some food for our hotel stay in Vegas. The front looks big but when you walk in... everything looks compact. Plenty of fruits and veggies to pick from. I had no problem finding my Asian snack craving in here. The price is way better than the one I shop at in Cali near my house. I'm glad they are here. Can't go wrong when you have kids. The staff is friendly and nice.

Don't be FOOL by those fresh or high quality produce picture , this place is trash! There's area in the middle of the floor that was either missing or have issues, and all they did was cover it with CARDBOARD!! The restroom have CRAP all over the seat and no one is ever going to touch that restroom . In short this is a typical Asian place that is a health inspector worst nightmare. If it was up to me, 10 seconds and I would have declare this place to be shut down until condition was met!

We love making shabu-shabu and this store has every ingredient to make the magic happen . We used to cut our own thin meat slices but we just found out that they already have them sliced for you and they come in a package , they have rib eye, pork and chicken this saves me time trying to get those paper thin slices . They have big range of fresh produce and butcher chop , it can get bit crowded and hard to browse freely on the isles but it's worth it ! Love this store and I love how the cashiers are always so nice .

I have a deep affinity for young coconuts. At a typical American grocer, these coconuts can go for as much as $3/each. I would be broke if I was shelling out that sort of money for my daily breakfast coconut. There are only 3 things I purchase at Ranch 99 here in Vegas: 1. Coconuts 2. Shirataki noodles 3. Bohae Black Raspberry wine. There is nothing else that is needed here that can't be purchased elsewhere. The one thing Ranch 99 has going for it is that it is generally cleaner than any other Asian grocer on Spring Mountain. Depending on the cashier, they'll give a case discount on the coconuts, but not always. Parking is an absolute sideshow so exercise caution.