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Everything Going Into the New Asian-Centric Food Hall in Chino Hills | Eater LA
"A 17,000-square-foot Asian-inspired food hall opening in September at the Chino Spectrum Marketplace inside a Chinese grocery store. Curated by Andy Nguyen and backed by the parent company of 99 Ranch Market, it gathers established Southern California restaurants and newcomers under one roof, offering everything from liquid-nitrogen ice cream and bao specialists to Asian-Mexican fusion, Filipino bowl concepts, a modern Taiwanese bakery, musubi-focused stalls, and a loosely defined 'borderless' ramen program." - Mona Holmes
TinaEh V.
Google
Excellent asian grocery store filled with every Asian ingredient you can imagine and need. The produce section is fresh and stocked. The meats looked fresh and well priced. The frozen section has plenty of varieties from seafood to meatballs to ice cream from other asian countries. The seafood looks fresh and recent as well. Products are easy to find and read.
The hot foods look good. Bakery is lacking but they carry a variety of snacks. They also have gocha machines as well. Priced a bit higher than usual but the items are unique!
The are some places that are open in the food hall but not so many. We ate here and the food was good! Would recommend eating here.
Overall, a good spot to check out if you're visiting from out of town.
Irene L.
Google
I have never been to this 99 Ranch. This is my 1st time. This is a newer store compared to the others I have been too.
This 99 Ranch didn't have their refrigerator section full of meats. There wasn't alot to pick from. Even the veggies didn't have alot. Regular shelves were well stocked. The frozen food and fish selections were constantly replenish but not the meat refrigerator. Even the food normally for pigs ears, cooked chicken and stomach didn't have much selection. The cakes had a limited selection too.
If I go to the 99 Ranch again, I am planning on going to the newer one on Chino and 71 before I recommend to go or not.
Daniel P.
Google
excellent Market fresh vegetables and seafood.
Big shrimp 1 lb under 4 dollars.
i love all the variety of cookies.
ZeroSleepHero
Google
Got a delicious lobster at 99 Ranch Market for only around $20! Super fresh and tasty amazing value for the price. Definitely coming back for more haha
Chung L.
Google
Clean and highly organized, items are easy to find. Parking is very easy. If you are looking for live seafood this is not the place to go. Less crowded that regular 99ranch market. Shopping experience is less chaotic or stressful at this location. This location is currently adding fish tanks for live seafood. There are crane machines and capsule toys near the entrance.
Daniel S.
Google
Edit 5/21/2023 - overhead music too loud. 3 different types of music blasting at full volume. It is an awful experience to sit in the food court
Costco-style warehouse store with Asian products, good prices for usually hard to find items. Came here to check out the food court and ended up checking out what they had in the aisles. There were a lot of food sampling stations and we ended up snacking and buying some soup dumplings and bowl noodles. The shopping experience was nice and we will definitely be back.
marianne D.
Google
The staff isn't really friendly, but they have an extensive.Array of things that I like that brings me back to my childhood and just getting the fried fish to eat with rice.I'm still one happy camper
невезучая летучая М.
Google
Very light foot traffic so buying experience was a breeze at night..come here for soups,soup ingredients, chips and seasoned dry squid that tastes like American beef jerky..delicious!!