Just got back from Japan and we were on the lookout for a taste of the trip back at home. We've frequented Oto's and KP International, but it was our first time at 99 Ranch Market. There was plenty of parking in the lot, and we grabbed a cart and made our way inside to start browsing. Right in the front they have prepared foods with a bakery and ducks hanging up ready to be sliced up. We quickly browsed this area before heading into the regular grocery area. The grocery store is well stocked and has a good variety of each type of item, with different brands and flavors of items available. Not only do they have a good amount of shelf stable foods, but they also have an ample refrigerated/frozen section and fresh area. They even have tanks of fresh fish and fish on ice for purchase. We also noticed they had a nice selection of dishes and homegoods, as well as cooking equipment. The whole store is clean and organized and even with the fresh fish there isn't an overwhelming fish smell. They definitely have a broad selection of items and pull from different areas of Asia. While we didn't find everything we were specifically looking for, we did discover some new items that we'll be trying out. The staff members were very nice too, at checkout we earned some store rewards and the cashier was able to utilize some right away on some prepared food we were purchasing. I thought that was really kind of her. read more

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What a trip. As we were driving there I realized we took the car with out all the reusable bags in it. OPPs!!! As it turns out we had 2 smallish bags in back. We dumped them out and brought them in. 2 is better than none. As it turned out 99% of our items fit in those two bags. $56 gets you a lot of food, but not too much that we couldn't cart it out. The times that didn't fit was the aloe juice, rice crackers and box of lychee. I was so excited that I forget to take a picture of the box of lychee I picked up. It was I believe $7 for 1.8lbs. Expensive still even with the $1 discount off as it was regular $8. They had another variety for $2 something a pound, you but you had to buy a to more. I love fresh lychee but rarely buy it because it's usually out of season and so expensive. I want to report back that the lychee is very good. Sweet and the pits aren't too big. I'm glad I got the box. I wish it came in a recyclable paper box so I wouldn't feel as guilty about throwing it out. It came in a cute plastic basket with a lid and a handle. I'll have to find a use for it afterwards. Our main reason for coming in today was in search for salmon and a vegetable to cook for tomorrow's dinner. Mexico s playing to Moro a for the world cup and we're hosting a watch party. They had 3 cuts of salmon. We got two of the three. Steak and a thin filet. It's going to be so delicious. My husband marinates it for hours and it's so good. We got some Choy to along with it. And egg custards for dessert. We. Each got our own so we don't' have to share. The mini egg custard tars were $2.99 each or 2 for $4.99. We only bought 3, one for each of us. They have so many choy options. He wanted one more leafy when steamy. So we got a bag of the leafy kind. They were a good deal. There produce for the most part is reasonable. With the exception of their boxed fruit, that's expensive. Or it's just too much as they all will ripen at the same time and who can eat 24 mangos? One thing we are out of at home was cheddar cheese. We didn't even look to find out if they had it. The deli was closed when we arrived around 6pm. Sadly no bao for us. I was really hoping for some to take home and east as snacks for later. I looked at the ones in the freezer section ,but you need a steamer for those and I believe they are uncooked so I passed. I just wanted some so I could nuke them. We looked at the ones in the fridge section of the deli but, my husband vetoed them. We'll have to find somewhere else to get them. They had two kinds of Aloe juice with crunchy pulp. Regular and pineapple. The pineapple sounded so good, but. I'm cutting gout drinking stuff other than water in the hopes of getting. healthier and losing weight. No more empty calories. I really do like the crunchy pulp. It reminded me of boba and so much cheaper than a boba drink. Clearance section. I didn't see any outstanding deals. I was so disappointed as my parents always find the amazing deals on those shelves. We totally scored on parking. We got the first spot. We had to drive down to the next isle, but abt was ok, it was closer to the front door. There really is plenty of parking as they have a whole shopping center they share parking with. Carts. Unlike Raley's they have plenty of carts. There is no shortage. I love it. Without shopping carts it's difficult to do all the necessary shopping. Thank you 99 Ranch. Thought we spend more money, we still are saving money compared to other stores. read more

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DONT EAT FROM THE HOT BAR HERE!!! I found a piece of rat tail in my chow mein. Before I found it, I was picking small bones from my mouth that matched the vertebrae I saw poking out of the tail. Needless to say I will never be going back. Maybe the place will still be good for prepackaged groceries or produce... for other people. I'm scarred, probably won't be eating from ANY restaurant any time soon. read more

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They have a lot of variety and reasonable price. I go there every time when I am in Sacramento.

Adj: Incredibly impressive and Excellently Extensive It's been many years since my last review and this is not my usual Asian/Chinese grocery market since SF market opened on South Land Park Dr and is closer and much less crowded. However, I was in the area for lunch the other day and decided to do some shopping here and was blown away by how clean and well-organized it is as well as the comprehensiveness of the store's offerings. At the entrance, my kids were captivated by the little games at the front lobby. Then there's the food court, it looks very yummy and the offerings of roasted chicken, ducks, pork and other meats look very enticing had we not just had a very full lunch, I would've definitely grabbed lunch here. There's also the hot food section w/classic "fast food" Chinese dishes like chow mein, fried rice, potstickers, etc. All of it looked pretty fresh and smelled delicious. A new to me section is the Grab and Go foods. I don't recall those in the past, but perhaps it's been available for awhile. So convenient! There's quite a few different choices to include baos, dumplings, chicken, and duck, and several kinds of other meats, all precooked and just need to be rewarmed to be Ready-to-Eat. Then, we walked to the meat section and it's very extensive, all kinds of beef, pork, poultry, fish, seafoods, of both fresh and frozen varieties. Next, there was the produce section with tons of Asian veggies and fruits, all looked quite fresh. The tofu section along in the cold case of the produce area was big, so many kinds to choose from and 99 Ranch even has their own store brand of tofu now, that's news to me. Finally, the rest of the store was filled with shelf-stabled pantry items from snacks like chips, cookies, crackers, packaged pastries, other candies and sweets, to dry ingredients for cooking like dried fungus, mushrooms, herbs, dried fruits (like dried dates for soups), and lots of sauces in jars. Canned Asian drinks and bags and boxed tea bags and tea powders were also widely available with an incredible selection to choose from. The store itself also houses several individual boutique stores to provide convenient services such as a travel agency, an internet and mobile phone store, a clothing store, a tea and TCM (traditional Chinese Medicine) type herbal store, and several different smaller restaurants (more like fast food cafes). As we finished shopping, we walked past the bakery. It was filled with all the yummy carbs you can imagine from sliced breads to bao's and buns to all kinds of custom and ready-made birthday and other special occasion cakes. Overall, I was really impressed by how much 99 Ranch can stock in their store and the sheer variety they offered of every kind of items. Service was friendly and helpful, staff are all busy stocking or helping customers check out, so mostly it's a self-service store, but if you were looking for something, a staff could be found to point the way. I'm glad I came in and saw all the things 99 Ranch offer now so when I'm looking for something specific I cannot find at SF Market or another grocery store, I'll come here and probably find it. read more

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I was in the area getting some work done to my vehicle and decided to eat something while waiting. The food court here is self serve for the dim sum counter. The food looked hot & fresh but was only warm when I started eating. I almost rated the place a 3 star but the table area is really clean so that the experience a 3.5 star. As I stated before, I was just in the area and I highly doubt if I would come back. There's other dim sum places that are always hot when I get my food but like I stated before I was just in the area. read more

99 Ranch Market - Food court - International Grocery Near Me - Sacramento, California

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My favorite Asian grocery store, the bakery items and deli are also delicious. Looks like recently they added side dishes that are coupon redeemable as well! Live fish, fresh produce, and butcher sections, extensive dried foods and frozen dumplings wontons and buns. read more

Ranch 99 has almost about everything. Love coming here for their seafood. You can ask for crab to be steamed when you buy them live. Saves you cooking time, or you can even buy them cooked. Other than that they have a food court with a few food options to choose from. Love their bakery section. Stop by there using bake good coupons depending on how much amount you spend on groceries. read more

99 Ranch Market - Cute decor - International Grocery Near Me - Sacramento, California

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The worse customer service ever at the food court. I stopped by for some hot food around 5 pm, waited more than 15 mins to even be acknowledge. I was being very patient but the lady kept helping other customers who spoke the same language as her. She helped 3 people who came after me and they all spoke the same language, it was pretty frustrating so I just left. I will not support this kind of establishment who uses discrimination. read more

Do not buy fish from this market. Second time in a few years that I have ended up with severe food poisoning. Clams in particular.

Food selection - 4.0 Service - 2.8 99 Ranch Market is considered one of the larger Asian grocery store chains, so this location is no exception. A nice selection of Asian foods: fresh, frozen, canned, etc; but there also "American" Style foods and products mixed in on the shelves. If you looking for baked goods or other hot foods freshly made there are options to purchase those too. If you never been in one of these types of grocery stores then make it a destination stop if you're in the area and I bet you'll be surprised what you'll walk out with. Service is basic like any other grocery store: stand in line, put your items on the conveyor belt, cashier scans and you pay. Tah dah...LOL read more

Stopped by on Sunday May 10th, Mother's Day. The good: Bigger location than the ones I've been to. Pretty clean and organized. Seafood area smell was minimal, which was great. Normally when you come into an Asian store, the meat/seafood smells can get overwhelming. This was not the case with this location. Food court area looked spacious, bigger than I've seen in other 99 R locations. The bad: None that I can point out. The stupid: I had the 99 Ranch app and showed barcode to cashier to scan. She looked at it and said "tomorrow." I asked why. She just said "Not today, tomorrow." I'm like, we're here now, we don't need to come back tomorrow, we're not understanding. She called for a manager to come up. Manager came up, said the same thing. Very confused, made it a disappointing experience. Not sure if we want to come back to this location, it rubbed us the wrong way and thus, 3 stars. If I could, it would be 2.5 stars instead, but rating system doesn't give option to give half points, lol. read more

Hot food counter tucked away near west entrance offers combo plates for around $15. Rice noodles were awesome! Eggplant was very good. Haven't been in early enough to try dim sum offerings. Lots of seating. Bakery counter sells thai tea and boba drinks pre maid for less than $5. read more

Food court! End of day pile of dim sum leavings is sold at same overpriced as freshly made. Smaller servings are obviously in the business model. I only shop here if I have to get items I need. read more

Very clean supermarket I love coming here to buy a roasted dog. Their customer service is always very polite.! read more

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99 ranch is a great Asian market for your Asian grocery needs. I love coming here for their fruits and veggies. I also come for the snacks and occasional stock up of condiments and sauces. I wish there was one closer to me but unfortunately this one is the closest. If you shop here and spend some money in here they give you 99 ranch dollars that you get to spend on their bakery or their little food court. I love that bc it's a great snack. We were able to grab some bread. Went on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty packed. One thing I don't like is the smell. I wish they would do something about it. They have fresh seafood, but other Asian markets have the same and don't often have this smell. Overall a great place to buy Asian goods, the price is great too. read more

I went there today to get a few things for Chinese New Year. The line was very long and I had to go through obstacles like for track and field. They put too many things in front and near the cashier. It's hard maneuvering my shopping cart, already with so many people. So disappointed. I'll go elsewhere! read more

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I do love me some 99 Ranch Market as they have the best selection of all of my favorites. We celebrated my Chinese aunt's birthday this past weekend and went crazy with the dim sum, char sui baos, roasted duck, and all sorts of chips and cookies. We also got the die fo whipped cream frosting cake with strawberry cream in the middle. My brother and his family came up from the central Coast in California, where there is nothing like it there and it was a hoot watching him and his daughters going up and down the aisle. 99 Ranch Market was my "go to " Asian Market while living in Southern California and for me, they are the biggest and the best. Clean and organized. All the great smells of Asian culinary delights. Staff are very friendly. I spend $$$$$ there always and bring loads back over the mountain to Reno. So worth it for me. Fun experience, great food. Highly recommend if you are from Nevada and in the Sacramento area. 99 Ranch Market has several locations too! read more

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This place is a little far from my house, but it's well worth the trip! They always have more than what I need--the selection/variety is impressive. read more

They have stores all over US. Very large selections, mostly Asians shops there, although lately I have noticed more and more other races of customers are increasing. I like the place but do thought their prices were a bit high. read more

Store is pretty clean, lots of space to move around and so many choices! I got some Roast Pork from the deli and the skin was so crispy! Also if you like fresh Shiitake mushrooms, it was $6.99 a pound there. We pay $13/#1 in Hawaii. I had a conversation with the lady in the jewelry store there. She and the deli people were all very nice. read more

99 Ranch Market - Self serve dim sum! - International Grocery Near Me - Sacramento, California

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I went to this market to buy sone bags of chicken wing. I think they for got to change the price. I saw it $17.99 and i take the picture of it. When I was checked out it is $26.99. That's so scammer. I told them why's the price go up a lot. They said they will go check and then they changed the prices. And they told me they already changed this morning. They are lier. read more

99 Ranch Market - International Grocery Near Me - Sacramento, California

Great way to start the year by purchasing fresh produce from the store. They give you coupons to redeem at the bakery. Take grocery bags if you don't want to pay for bags. read more

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I have been going to this 99 Ranch for years and think it is the best of the Asian markets in Sac. The layout is familiar and their selection rotates frequently, which makes every trip feel a little bit like a treasure hunt. I highly recommend their bakery, which offers lots of fresh baked goods that I prefer over other bakeries. Prices tend to be fair but I would definitely keep an eye for sales whenever possible, as I have noticed the prices going up in recent months (probably due to tariffs). Similarly, the environment has gotten a little worse recently. This market is usually bustling with people, but has recently had fewer and fewer visitors. The folks who work here are friendly and helpful, but I would be lying if it didn't make me sad to see it less busy here. read more

2/13/2024- Been a while since my last visit-.. Son was looking for a plumb wine but couldn't find what he wanted.. I am rather happy that I got carded!! I bought the Korean green grapes- $12.99 Really disappointed.. kind of soft .. and not really sweet.. read more

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Excellent market to shop for all things Asian. My one serious complaint; 3 separate times I have picked up sticky rice in bamboo leaf in the food court and SPECIFICALLY ASKED FOR NO PEANUTS (nut allergies). Each and every time I was given sticky rice with peanuts. I live in North Natomas so it was not convenient to return all the way back to the South Area Florin Road 99 Ranch location. If you have nut allergies, please be very aware that you may not get what you are actually asking for. To be completely honest, it would be very difficult to open up a wrapped sticky rice all tied up with string to literally check to see if there's any peanuts. It's hard to understand why this keeps happening. The food court needs to do better. read more

It doesn't look that big on the outside, but boy on the inside, it's massive! Before you even get to the grocery section, they have a hot food bar, they have a roastery, noodle and congee bar, even a dim sum bar. Then you get to the groceries. Anything and everything you need. A huge meat and fish section, a huge produce section, including many items that I have never even heard of before. Just about any kind of grocery you need. They even have one aisle of nothing but Ramen/noodle bowls. They also have a decent size bakery. In the front of the store, they have a cell phone shop, an herbalist shop, a tea shop, Boba tea place, a small clothing store, even a travel agency. The people are friendly, and the grocery prices are reasonable. I will be back. Thank you. read more

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Bakery section: I thought the price was a bit high for a standard whipped-cream cake with fruit. It was around $30-$40 for a full cake. I was hoping for something more like those Japanese-style chiffon cakes with fruit. read more

After arriving at the Sacramento airport and getting our car rental yesterday morning, my husband and I decided to make a drive out here for groceries since the new coming soon H Mart is not open yet (but am looking forward to checking it out when it does). This 99 Ranch Market has a hot deli that sells dim sum in which you can serve yourself and pay based on the container size you choose. There is also a bakery as well. This 99 Ranch Market is clean and does not have the familiar smell that is often associated with Asian markets. There is a great selection of snacks, dried noodles and candies towards the front of the store and also right by the registers. The produce section has a great selection and quality of fruits and vegetables. Some that are pretty fairly priced and some a little more expensive that other grocery markets that I frequent. On this shopping trip, we ended up purchasing things for hot pot (I know it's summer time, but my husband thought it would be nice to have hot pot and load it up with some vegetables and make it easy to cook). We purchased a Little Sheep branded soup base and thinly sliced short ribs, fish balls in the freezer section, a variety of vegetables and dry noodles. We also decided to purchase yakisoba noodles so that I could make another dish so we could have some variety for the week. After we paid for our items at the register (which the employee that rang us up was nice and friendly), I was surprised to be given two $1 coupons that can be redeemed at the hot deli and bakery. My total came out to $48.90 but then my husband realized that there were a few other items he wanted to purchase so the second transaction was $14.92. We only got the coupon with the first transaction and not with the second (so I am not sure what is the minimum needed to earn these coupons). I am so glad that I did not end up purchasing in the bakery when we first arrived at the market (although we had considered it) and ended up using our two $1 coupons to purchase sponge cake and a taro bun (which was perfect since my husband and I were starting to get hungry since we did not eat a big enough breakfast at the airport lounge before flying out to Sacramento). The sponge cake was huge and only cost me $2.89. It was nice and fluffy and perfectly made. The taro filled bun my husband got was a pretty big size (cost $2.83) and was pleasantly surprised that there was taro filling throughout and not just a small amount in the middle. Overall, had a fantastic shopping experience and will definitely be coming back to this location again in the future. read more

99 Ranch Market - Teh Tarik, $8.99 for 12 instant powder bags - International Grocery Near Me - Sacramento, California

Getting specific items you can get coupons for inhouse food. Like a buck for 20 or sometimes 2 for twenty. Unsure if you can use them for groceries as well. I have seen others doing this, but I have only used my coupons for the food to go. Nice to get snacks or a meal on the way out. The inhouse food area is now connected to or being monitored by a big Chinese restaurant family (saw one of their owners in the store - the chicken feet is fixed and very akin to the taste of said restaurants) that runs a portion of Dim Sum in the Sacramento area. That being said, the choice items for Dim Sum take out has changed in my opinion to, fried shrimp balls, Shiu Mai, chicken feet, eggplant, wonton dumplings, daikon cake, and sticky rice. The Ha Gow still too small for the price they are asking for and or not enough. The wonton dumpling is huge and better anyways. Lee Kum Kee Chili crisp is my preferred sauce. If you are here, I would suggest looking at their inhouse steaming and frozen items, specifically the frozen daikon cakes. Extremely cheap, easy to make and throw onto fried rice and mix in for texture and flavor. There are other packaged dim sum items, but they are a gamble. The Daikon frozen dim sum cakes however have the Ranch 99 logo on them. Get them they are good. The groceries have greatly improved here. The fish area is usually busy, and the attendants seem to not want to really work or are too busy. However, they will fry your fish you just bought for free I believe. Area is slowly getting better, no more weaponized homeless in the area. Inhouse security and the ones outside doing their jobs. Grocery cart still seems bad, but that's just the color scheme I am thinking now. The inhouse security guards are polite and nice. Park near the restaurant on the side, less traffic, easier to get out etc. Note. Avoid the pig feet take out. Someone doesn't wash the pig feet. Makes me wonder about their broth if they did this... which is used for a lot of things. I still want to try their ducks and BBQ pork. read more

I come here when in the area. It has tons of Asian food stuff. Huge store and has dim sum and like restaurant stuff too. Cooked duck and chicken. I love the produce here the best. So much vegetables and fruit and really fresh. read more

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It's a large store with much to select from. The prices are better than the Ranch 99 stores in the Bay Area. This store is clean and warm in the sense of feeling welcome. We enjoyed the employees we spoke with. They didn't have everything I was looking for. But that's okay. The important things they have. read more

I came in to look around. Left with a toilet plunger, 1lb of fancy pu ehr tea, and baked goods. I also had some random food from the food court. All in all a successful mission. Service is as expected. Ambiance also fairly expected for the store. I'll likely be back again. I do wish that I knew what to get there. read more

My favorite grocery store here is to get everything I need. They provide coupons if you spend specific amounts, and the cashier will let you know how much to top up to get one more coupon. They categorize their products that are close to expiration at cheaper prices. read more

I wish this store had more locations, it's my go-to for any Asian groceries! I also like their bakery and never leave without getting the individually-wrapped items like the red bean bun, or cheese/garlic pastry. This time I got a couple of the loaves: one was the red bean and the other was coconut for my parents- they love coconut. I actually haven't seen that $5 round size loaf before so I had to try! There's also a lot of produce to choose from along with poultry. I got a couple noodles that were Korean and Japanese, can't wait to try them. I also am going to try a new brand of oyster sauce and it's gluten-free! Overall, this store was clean with friendly customer service. So far, in the Sacramento area there's only this and the Folsom location. I can't remember if the soup/noodle station was open at the Folsom location but in this one it's temporarily closed per the employee I asked. Parking is decent just in a busy area. I really wish they had more than the 2 locations!l but for now I'll take advantage of coming here when I visit this area. read more

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I love 99 Ranch Market! I think this is one of the best Asian grocery stores around Sacramento. When you're around the fish market area, it's not as smelly as the other Asian grocery stores. They sell all kinds of fresh Asian vegetables. You'll be able to buy some of these in an American grocery store, but it'll be at a higher price. I also love coming for all the different jars of spices to make soup. I come for the the Durian fruit as well. I absolutely LOVE this stinky fruit that tastes like custard. If you're looking for different chips, cookies, noodles, meats, candy or coffee...this is your place!! They also have kitchen supplies to health and beauty stuff. They also have a little cake and treats area. OMGoodness!! They have the BEST coconut cream filled pastries! The other pastries are delicious, but coconut is my FAVE. Overall, a GREAT grocery store. There's Asian fast-food here as well. Ample parking. read more

99 Ranch remains one of my favorite grocery stores in Sacramento. Huge store, ample parking, clean, orgazined, tons of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, snacks, frozen foods, sauces and condiments... the list goes on and on. During special occasions such as Lunar New Year, they carry everything you could possibly want to celebrate the new year. Since Covid-19, they pretty much came back as before but it took an awful long time especially the dim sum and hot foods area. What didn't come back is their won ton/noodles soup bar and dining area. You can still buy hot foods but everything is packed to-go. read more

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Really like this store - sometimes a little difficult in communicating with staff but there always someone near to help- large selection of item read more

One of my favorite Asian stores. One stop Asian food store and has a nice bakery inside. Service is ok because most of the employees don't speak English so be prepared to know what to buy. Clean and easy to find store. read more

I can buy many Chinese snacks that I want to eat, even though it's a bit far from my home. I'm also willing to go anywhere to buy groceries.