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99 Ranch Market

3.3 (355 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Janet T.

I came here to get four packs of dumpling skin as I am making dumplings tonight. It was not too crowded, I was in and out. Got what I needed. I see lots goodies for upcoming moon festival for mooncake. . And other delicious snacks. Looks delicious.

My free bakery items from coupons
Sara W.

I love coming to this ranch 99! I come every Sunday and it's never crowded and there are hardly any lines. Veggies and meats are very fresh. They also have a good selection of hot pot broths and sauces. You also get a $2 coupon for any $20 spent, and you can use this at the bakery or at the hot foods bar (boxes are a fixed price so you can pack as much as you want). I was actually impressed with the desserts that the bakery carried, having items like Japanese soufflé cakes, cheese mochi cakes, and crepe cakes. Many of these items I got for free due to the coupons. People are comparing ranch 99 to HMART, but when has HMART ever given you free items?! I prefer ranch 99 over HMART any day. I was also given a free tumblr today! Totally by surprise, it looks like the original promo for the item ended, so they decided to give them away to customers.

Robbie R.

This 99 Ranch location is Dublin's oldest. Now there's like 3 locations in the Dublin Pleasanton area, I guess there really must be a demand for Asian grocery stores out here in the suburbs. Parking can be a pain here on weekends, but midweek mornings are fine. I'm not to much into shopping for groceries and produce or prepping those big fish they sell here, but I do like the ready to eat deli items they have and the bakery as well. The ready to eat deli has a bunch of Chinese food to go and not just the Panda Express kinds stuff, but real Chinese food, some of which I had no idea what it was. I did recognize chicken feet though ... hard to miss that. The food is great and hot and you can just eat right in the indoor dining area or get it to take out. Those ducks hanging in the window are kinda expensive now, but I guess everything has gone up. It really helps if you speak Cantonese here, I don't .... so I just point. The ribs looked real good too.

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Winnie W.

I like this 99 Ranch. It's always busy and their meat and produce is always fresh, probably due to the higher turnover rate. Nice variety of Asian groceries. Prices are always reasonable with weekly specials. And you get coupons (I think $1 per $20 of purchase) for their Hot Deli section, so you can offset some of your bread, cooked food section cost. However their service has gone down over the years. It's a bit annoying that they no longer help you bag your groceries, unless asked and they'll do it very reluctantly. Also their staffing level has visibly went down, there is often a wait at the meat or seafood section. :/

Tanks of live Dungeness crabs ($9.99/lb as of 9/1/2023)
Paul C.

It was agreed that I'd be cooking crab when meeting up with my pseudo siblings. I'm often requested to make this and immediately I thought of picking up live Dungeness crabs in Oakland Chinatown but was advised they don't have any. In disbelief I then blurted out 99 Ranch Market (99) as a backup plan and the next thing I know we hopped in the car, and we arrived at this 99 in Dublin. As we entered, I grabbed a shopping cart as I pretty much was advised to pick up whatever ingredients I needed to cook as one of my pseudo siblings now live in the "boonies" and to be exact, 4 hours north of Oakland. The produce section was the closest from the entrance, but I made a beeline to the seafood section, and I needed to secure live crabs. As I had anticipated, there were large tanks of live seafood and I saw a whole bunch of Dungeness crabs with a sign of $9.99/lb. Wow, what a deal as I'm used to seeing $15.99/lb+ in Hawaii. There were quite a few elderly Asians shopping in the area hovering over the fish section, but we grabbed a number and waited for our turn. It didn't take long to be assisted. I was advised to prepare for 9 adults, so I asked the staff for 3 large Dungeness crabs. We also saw a tank of live prawns, so we also got 1 1/2 lbs. After securing our seafood, we made it back to the produce section and started to get the standards in Cantonese cooking: garlic, ginger, green onions, and onions. For fresh veggies, my buddy wanted to eat pea sprouts so we got a couple of bags and I also picked up 2 bags of young Chinese broccoli. I was missing shallots and walked around 2x and couldn't find any so one of my siblings suggested I ask one of the staff. He immediately noticed none were displayed so he went back and got a huge sack (25 lbs?) of large shallots. He was so kind to slit the top open and have me select what I needed before putting the rest on display. I then realized I needed some heat and wanted to pick up a few chili peppers or jalapenos, however, they are prepackaged at this 99 and sold in trays. It was less than $2 for a tray of 6 jalapenos so I added that to my cart. Lastly, I needed some Chinese parsley, which were less than a $1 for a large bunch which is cheap in my books. Price was reduced for quick sale. I had picked up live seafood that cost $$$ so I wasn't going to degrade my dish with discolored and wilted ingredients. We also made our way throughout the supermarket and picked up oyster sauce, cornstarch, and assorted beverages, including Japanese chu hai so I added a couple of grapefruit ones. We pretty much had all what we came for, so we headed to the checkout section and to our delight the lines were not long. We paid for our produce and had to bag our own groceries. Overall, a successful shopping experience at this 99 where we purchased what we came for. The layout and appearance of this 99 is well organized and clean. I didn't notice any fishy smell that you sometimes experience when shopping at the seafood section. Bonus points to the friendly male staff who got me my needed shallots for the dishes I was going to cook.

Legendary Chinese cough/sore throat natural remedy.  Recipe dates back centuries.  Thick, viscous, and sweet.  Great for cocktails too.
Daniel C.

Updated review after 8 years: This 99 Ranch somehow gone from my least favorite to my favorite over a span of a few years. Yes, its small and the parking lot is uneven - those haven't changed. What has changed it seems is that they offering consistently high-quality produce (even an organic section!) and I can normally find things in stock. Its also closer to home since I don't have to deal with that ugly 580/680 interchange to get here. Favorite items: 1. Pei Pa Koa - Limit 2 per customer. The quintessential herbal cough/sore throat remedy dating back centuries in China. Thick, viscous, and sweet. Clever mixologists can use this for cocktails. 2. Sweet Potatoes and Purple Yam - the best quality and always good. Better than Whole Foods. 3. Veggies: okra, Chinese eggplant, daikon, iron nagaimo, bok choy, and gai lan. 4. Frozen European Sea Bass fillets. These are thin, skin-on fillets that cook in minutes. 5. Berkshire ground pork and pork collar. 6. Crystal Geyer Water - normally cheapest here, from $0.99/gal to like $1.29:gal. They stock my son's favorite milk too, Horizon Whole DHEA.

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Sadig A.

I have passed by the 99 Ranch Market many times along my commute and finally decided to make a visit after work. As you walk in, you're greeted by a large variety of fresh produce which includes nicely packaged fruit from international sources at varying price points. The selection of apples alone was astonishing which included additional specialty items such as yellow kiwi that are hard to find anywhere else. The store is clean and well-organized, so it was easy to navigate through the many aisles which were filled with authentic Asian ingredients and goods. As you walk towards the far end of the supermarket we found the fresh seafood section which stands out with many types of fish varieties to choose from. I ended up purchasing a few pounds of fresh and reasonably priced Golden Pompano which they prepared and cleaned to grill at home. It was delicious. There is a small bakery section on the opposite end of the establishment with freshly made pastries which were picture perfect and a hot food counter for quick to-go meals which unfortunately I didn't have the time to experience. On our way out, our cashier was kind and helpful making sure we found everything we were looking for. With such a memorable visit, I'm expecting that we will certainly continue to frequent this supermarket especially for fresh seafood. Highly recommended.

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Kev H.

So happy that I found Curvee Puffs on sale from this store today, and it was the curry flavor which is my absolute favorite. It was $0.99 a bag because they were all near expiration date, but I definitely could finish them all well before their expiration date, haha. I ended up buying all of them. So you definitely need to keep your eyes peeled for great deals like this if you ever visit the store. 99 Ranch in general also carries super fresh produce - all the fruits and veggies, you name it. And their meat and fish are also fresh. I also typically get my frozen Asian dumplings from 99 Ranch. They have a really great selection of them!

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Do they carry Vietnamese coffee?

Not sure if you are looking for a particular brand, but I've seen them carry Lee sandwiches frozen coffee in their freezer section.

I am looking for Holy Basil---not the sweet basil used in Italian recipes. 99 Ranch Market in Dublin asked me if I was looking for honey basil. Nope, I want Holy Basil, for use in a Thai recipe. What store around the Danville area carries that?

not familiar w/the basil you are referring to, but I cook Thai recipes quite often and the basil they have at Ranch (they usually carry 2 kinds), but one of them is the common one used in Thai recipes. Sorry wish I could recall atm what they label… 

Does this Dublin ranch 99 give out $1 coupons for the food and bread department after spending $20? I know other locations give them out for every $20 we spent.

Yes, they do too when this promotional is going on.

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We loved the food and the service. The cook came by our…read moretable at one point and chatted with us. We will be back!

Been here multiple times since they opened. Atmosphere is light, bright, and airy. Place is…read morespacious and very clean. No fuss, no muss. Casual but food is top notch. If I remember correctly, they get some of their seafood locally, from Pillar Point Harbor, by Half Moon Bay. Other fish come from farther afield but quality and cost control is reasonable given the fact that seafood is expensive. I've never been led astray. Order at the counter, find a seat, and food will be delivered to your table. Never had their pasta before. Finally tried their fettuccine. Instead of Alfredo sauce, substituted with butter sauce. Selected shrimp with crab. OMG! So good. Pasta was perfectly al dente. Hate mushy pasta. This pasta was fully cooked but still had texture. The butter sauce was generously studded with garlic. Shrimp were large and plump. Fully cooked but not rubbery at all. Next time, will skip the crab which disintegrated into the sauce. Go all shrimp or maybe try with fish. The fried clam strips appetizer was a huge portion and totally unnecessary. The fettuccine was enough of a meal by itself. In fact, was so full after the clams, took most of the fettuccine home. Even as leftovers, the shrimp and fettuccine was so delicious for dinner the next day. To cap it off, staff from the head chef to the cashier/server were so friendly and helpful. They genuinely seem happy to work here. Only 1 suggestion, they should add a few TVs for World Cup viewing.

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3.2
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This is the biggest 99 Ranch market in the area . The…read moreroasted pig and duck sections is the best tasting one compared to near by 99 Ranch market. Each year around Thanksgiving and Christmas they will offer a grilled turkey dinner ( some promote it with a few dishes or you can order the Turkey by itself ) . This store has a live seafood section. It has big tanks of crabs , lobster , shrimp , fishes . Prices vary from time to time . Couple Weeks ago on the Father 's day weekends. Crabs were $ 6.99 one pound . Now is only $8.99 per pound . New items are lunch boxes from the deli section . I love their hot Chinese food delis . You can full up one big square container for $14.99 . Now they make lunch boxes ( $9 ) first thing in the morning as soon as their food are ready . Good lunch boxes like chat Siu ( BBQ pork ) , roasted duck , steamed baby pork ribs with chicken feet ( a favorite dim sum combination) , etc . The boxes come with rice and vegetables with good prices ($8.99 to $10.30 ) . Happy 4 th of July !

I haven't stopped by in awhile and now, the place looks very organized/clean/airy. They even…read morepainted the interior of the building which was much needed. I remembered it always looking old from outside. Parking lot is still tight in spaces and chaotic around here. Bakery is always the best spot inside. Food court area isn't huge, but with more investments there, it can turn out great too. I like how they put out all the stuff for sale & deals in designated areas now. Things are easier to spot, in case you want to find bargains. The Chinese New Year stuff are out and it doesn't feel expensive now. Red bag of rice crackers gift set large bag was only $8.88 today. Red envelopes are cheaper than the South Bay Area and other 99 Ranch locations. Checkout lines were clean looking too. It feels like they really did listen to customers needs. 5lbs bag of broken rice under $5 is perfect for porridge. Vermicelli $2.29 and Rice noodle pack $2.99. Not bad at all. No lines or crowds before lunchtime on weekdays. Grocery items are considered costly and overpriced at most 99 Ranch stores. I'm glad to see more sales signs/labels here. Good set up. Peaceful walk. Staffs appear happy in what they do here. The Chinese New Year items are worth browsing through during quiet January month.

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