I'm really glad they redeveloped this shopping center and added a 99 Ranch location to the Westchase area. Located in the West on West Shopping Mall. Whenever I'm nearby, I like stopping in to pick up vegetables and check out the large clearance section, where you can sometimes find some great deals. Like other 99 Ranch locations, this store has a huge variety of Asian groceries, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese snacks, sauces, seafood, produce, frozen foods, and pantry items. I usually frequent the 99 Ranch on I-10 and Bunker Hill, but this Westchase location has a very similar layout and selection. Inside, there's also a bakery with fresh buns and pastries, plus a small dining area where you can order combo plates with different meat and vegetable options. The shopping center itself is also convenient since it shares space with other popular businesses like Lady M and Paris Baguette. I also noticed a Daiso location coming soon, which should make this plaza even better for Asian shopping. Another nice feature is the rewards program. You can sign up with your phone number, scan your card during purchases, earn points, and redeem them for discounts later. Overall, this is a great one-stop shop for Asian groceries, snacks, and pastries in the Westchase area. I highly recommend it. read more

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So this review is very specific to the food court. The roasted pork belly was only OK, the sauce that came with it was absolutely nasty, in 40 years of eating roasted pork belly. I have never had a sauce that tasted this absolutely atrocious, it tasted like hoisin sauce, mixed with drippings and sugar. this is the only 99 ranch that I've been to that has had flavors that were this bad and they should reevaluate whoever's in their kitchen. read more

99 Ranch Market - Westchase - Roasted pork belly that was OK, but definitely not even close to any of the other locations of 99 ranch, - International Grocery Near Me - Houston, Texas

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I am very glad this opened in this redevelop square as the anchor store. It make it so convenient for me to get my Asian grocery as I live behind the store. It looks like the business here is doing good as steady. The cafe here have great food for good price. I love the discount bakery good near closing time here. The cashier here is fast and friendly. read more

My go-to Asian grocery store! I love shopping here for fresh noodles. I've learn how to whip up dishes myself instead of ordering take out. Shanghai noodles and vermicelli are my favorites. Today I picked up frozen bao buns and restocked on chili garlic sauce and sesame oil. They always have a great selection. I usually grab some broiled tofu too. I can't say too much on service because I never see floor associates but the cashiers are friendly. The store is also really clean. read more

This feels like the smallest 99 Ranch Market location among all others in the Greater Houston area, probably because the aisles are narrower and the lights are dimmer. It carries all of essential Asian grocery, just like any similar competitors. read more

99 Ranch Market - Westchase - Tonic Drink - International Grocery Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Trying the hot bar for a 2nd time. Opening weekend was mid..: let's hope it's better months later. Ok. It was better. Decent food but I'm not running back here. Btw, there was a boba shop in there that the wife got some. Not worth it. Boba sucked. read more

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I love the Stir-fry meats (Pork or Beef), fried eggs, lettuce, sliced tomatoes, and mayo sliders from this location. They're usually sitting in plastic boxes next to the bakery register. I've never seen them at the Katy or Blalock locations, so can't vouch if they are available there. If you arrive around lunch time, you may get them when they're being freshly prepared. The meat filling was pretty warm that time. Since they're intended to be prepackaged, don't expect to get them hot. They were on sale for about $5 for the (2) sliders or about $8 to get the sliders and a free drink (preselected fruit juice or tea of the day).The Har Gow (4 pcs, from Hot and Ready section) is usually okay at the different locations. We picked these up after 2pm on a Saturday, so the outsides were a little drier than usual but still had a really warm and bouncy shrimp filling. read more

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This newly opened location was the talk of the town recently, offering some awesome grand opening specials over the opening weekend. I visited the week after to avoid the crowd, and I'm glad I did. First and foremost, some of the aisles are a super tight squeeze. The layout is not great at all, and it can be frustrating trying to navigate the aisles. There is one cafe type eatery within the store that sells some tasty looking combo plates and street snacks. If you go towards closing, they offer some BOGO discounts. I did see some pretty neat items like crepe cakes and other goodies. Bought a bag of chicken legs for $.49 a pound which was a steal. Not an awful place, but definitely not as great of a store compared to the 1-10 location. I would just avoid going during prime time. Also, there's no place to park your cart after unloading it. This creates quite the situation in the parking lot. read more

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Today is the grand opening day, Saturday December 16, 2023. My foodie friend found an event on Facebook and tagged me with it. Sure, I'll go. I heard about WoW (West on West) mall as it was building few months ago. I wanted to check out the mall anyway. Mind you, 99 Ranch Market is a very big Asian Supermarket chain across the country. This is their 62nd store since it opened in 1984. So, why would you use Pacific Time in Houston while the schedule is in Central Time? I was not happy. We got here 2 hours late. That's no excuse. Walking around in the store, besides looking at the crowds picking up special priced items like a mob. I looked over the craziness and focused on the store layout. Again, 99 Ranch is a major supermarket chain. They should know the aisle width by now. We've been through covid pandemic. The passage in the seafood area to Hot Deli is too narrow. It only fits 2 shopping carts side by side. Can't even squeeze a young child between them. Same issue at the end caps by Cold Deli section. I really wanted to talk to the management but everyone was busy setting up a fish cutting presentation. I'll give them a try next year. read more

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Grocery shopping is a full day experience. if you're lucky enough to find a 99 ranch market in your hometown, I highly recommend you go and check it out. It is known for their popular Asian products and very huge selection of sauces, marinades, meats and treats. I love exploring new things and when I was introduced to hot pot this was the place to go and get all your essentials. They have a huge selection of everything to make hot pot from the veggies to the meats to add in. Every aisle was filled completely and fully stocked whether you're looking for vacuum, sealed mushrooms or marinade for your meats or seafood, dry or wet, herbs, and spices. Every aisle was full of things that if I had all the time in the world, I would look at each and every single product one by one, but that would probably take me about two weeks. I was very impressed on their selection of fresh seafood. I will tell you that if you do decide to get the seafood, they are not allowed to give it to you still alive. They will help you debone in the scale all fish products wrap it up for you and give you a little bag of ice so you can keep it cold on your drive home. Also, they had a huge selection of beverages to choose from whether you were looking for a coffee drink, milk, fruit juices, flavored tea & fizzy drinks. The selection was over the top I was very overwhelmed and wanted to buy it all. Some weekends you will find someone cooking some of the items either from the freezer section or from a difference aisle in the store where they will have an advertisement for a sale on it and sometimes you'll get something free with it. This trip they were sampling steam buns, which is a rice bun filled with meat and a sauce and it steamed with water, then served with a dipping sauce if you want. Sold as my son had his first bite and went back for more. The buns are super tasty and delicious. It only takes a few minutes to steam on the stove top. This is also the place to go if you are a huge rice eater. They have a few different types of crops to choose from and they are marked with the year it was picked. I didn't need any help with anything but there was plenty of employees there to assist you if you had any questions. I will say from past experience most may not be able to communicate very well but will definitely try to get some one to help you. The store was super clean and it was just opened n January 2025 with a huge Lion dance to celebrate the grand opening. There was always someone stocking the shelves and putting products into the freezers or fill up the produce. I will tell you the person that does the produce does look at them to make sure that none of them look welted or damaged and if it is they replace it. read more

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Its REALLY cramped in there. I went on a soft opening and was surprised at how small the isles were. Even on a regular day at the market, its stuff to the brim with stuff. This makes for uncomfortable shopping since everyone is shoulder to shoulder. Unfortunately I attended the grand opening. The opening acknowledgments were horribly done since the mic kept on cutting in and out making for an awkward experience. There were a place for people to line up, but of course, being Asian, lines are just suggestions. At the end people just flocked to the entrance like mad people, walking and running THROUGH the lion dance. SMH. You can see from my pictures that Asian aunties and uncles have their shopping carts ready to mow people down. Lady next to me got pissed off at some photographer uncle that thinks he's official and walked through the taped off area and into the performance area. So cringe and embarrassing. I'll come shop here when the hype dies down, its just a grocery store after all. Mostly the Asian aunties and uncles are out of control. read more

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Very clean and fresh produce and seafood. Their deli is lacking though. I prefer the blalock location for deli

I've shopped at 99 Ranch for years, but what happened tonight at the Westheimer store was shocking. The cashier, a young Latino man, refused to serve me and said he just wanted to "make sure I understood English." Then he started speaking to me in broken Chinese -- I'm Chinese and fluent in English -- which felt mocking and disrespectful. When I spoke to the night manager, he barely understood me and told me in Chinese not to speak English to him because his English "isn't that good." The whole experience was humiliating. No customer should ever be treated differently because of race or background. I've filed a complaint with corporate and state authorities -- I really hope 99 Ranch takes this seriously. read more

I didn't plan on coming though I knew about the grand opening. Even so, I still made it the day after because I found myself in the area for Phoenicia. This 99 is in a new shopping center (WoW, not to be confused with World of Warcraft) that is ready to welcome a bunch of Asian eateries... but only the market is open at this point. Oh my goodness it was insane. First thing I noticed: no shopping cart corrals (at least where I was parked) but there's a colorful lane running horizontally across the parking lot that people were placing their carts. Not sure if that's wise with a bunch of Asian drivers... I witnessed a parking attempt around a badly parked cart that made me wince. They still had employees wrapping up with grand opening and more customers flocking in. There were pretty great deals, to be fair. Some of the prices (mostly in fresh produce and snacks) I hadn't seen since pre-pandemic! That should tell you something. Almost all the Asian aunties and uncles had FULL carts. They would linger while they shop and chose the item they were buying. That in itself is fine but the aisles are small. Coupled with the employees and their carts stocking the shelves, I often found myself in a clogged artery of an aisle and I'd wait while they either didn't notice or just didn't care. It looked nice (would be better once the hype died down) and off to the far right was their bakery that I didn't check out. An extensive meat and seafood section. Because it's still new, no crazy smells. They had your Asian grocers basics but nothing extensive. I couldn't find a decent variety of gluten free soy products/sauces for one. I'm vegetarian though. Very minimal vegetarian offerings here; I couldn't find imitation meat in the aisles or in the frozen section or other staples like mushroom powder. On that front, it was a bit of a let down. Overall, glad I got some veggies at a good price, but I'm not ticked it's not in my neighborhood. It is nice to have an East Asian grocer when I'm also getting my Middle Eastern food fix just in case. We'll come back when the center has more businesses. read more

Love that I have another 99 Ranch to shop. It's smaller than the Mason location but I like new buildings and it has a very nice layout. I got some takeout food at the deli and the container they use is more sturdy and nicer but the portions are smaller than I'm used to at the Mason location. They have great deals on rice, Sriracha , scallops and etc. Their bakery & cafe smells so heavenly good. We got a great goodies bag for a certain amount you buy that consists of three different types of ramen noodles that I really want to try but never purchased and sparkling drinks and snacks. read more

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This location of 99 Ranch is noticeably newer and nicer than other locations. It's very clean and updated, and the cafe/bakery is delicious with a great variety of sweet and savory pastries. It doesn't have a full food court like some of the others but it does have a smaller area with one food vendor. The rest of the grocery store was well-stocked and the staff were very kind. I will definitely be returning to this location! read more

My usual Ranch 99 we frequently visit is in Austin,TX. Maybe because this recently opened... they didn't have a lot of stock. I noticed that this store had an "empty" feel to it. Not as many selections as the Ranch 99 in Austin. I think they need to fill it up with more variety of Asian goods and supplies. The ambiance is so nice and new. I do hope they can bring more things to it becomes more of a Ranch 99 experience I'm familiar with. The Ranch 99 in Austin had hot pot meat slices prepped for purchase, sashimi, so many varieties of frozen goods, different types of ramen noodles, and so much more. read more

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I stopped in for a few items, and I wanted to check out the new location. It's smaller than both the Mason and Blalock locations. I do like their seafood selection and produce. Both were fresh and reasonably priced. read more

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The latest addition to the 99 Ranch Asian grocery chain. The interior was clean and organized. It was not crowded at all during my shopping. Prices were similar to other Asian groceries. Employees were friendly and helpful. read more

99 Ranch Market - Westchase - On sale, $1.39 per bag. - International Grocery Near Me - Houston, Texas

We actually made a trip to check out this location as we were so excited for the new store. The pros of this store is you have a generous size store, not too big and not too small. Honestly perfect for walking. Do keep in mind the aisle can be on the small side. I went to check out the bakery first cause I am a bread fiend and found that they have fresh bread similar to taiyaki filled with taro and red bean. Give those a try. They also have the usual breads you'll find at other Asian bakeries. The food court is on the small side, but will definitely keep you fed if you're starving. The food also looked delicious for a quick grab. There isn't many options, but there's so many restaurants opening near by it won't really make or break this experience. They have a beautiful seafood section and it did not smell of fish at all. It was a great surprise. The fish had clear eyes indicating their freshness. The flesh looked firm and supple. They also have a sushi section near by. I wandered around to the condiment section and sausages next. They have great prices compared to other stores. If you need authentic ingredients this would be a good stop. The butcher was our next stop and it was another pleasant surprise. No smell of meat or blood in the air. The meat look very fresh. The produce is where I felt could've been better. It lacked many of the usual produce in Asian households. The Ranch 99 in Spring Branch offered more options for herbs and vegetables. Still not a make or break. They have a handful of registers and the workers were so sweet. They checked us out very quickly. read more

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Came in to find the Viral Peach and Mango ice cream, but they were out. A staff told me they weren't going to be in stock till this upcoming Sunday. The store was very organized and clean for a busy Sunday. Overall, the store had nothing to really complain about, besides the layout of freezers being spread weirdly and it being pretty small compared to other 99 ranch in the Houston area. read more

We walked across to this grocery store and were very pleasantly surprised. All of the fresh seafood looked wonderful they even had sushi grade fish. There is also a pastry shop inside that we bought a couple of things to snack on. They were so good. The lady that checked us out answered all of our questions. Would love to shop there regularly. We didn't take pictures because the two things were got were gone. read more

Place is super clean, produce section got variety of tropical fruits. Also, seafoods and fish are spot on super fresh

Are you looking for amazing products from Asia? Do you constantly crave Asian goods such as fresh fruit, veggies, noodles, and seafood? 99 Ranch Market is the place for you. This Asian market really is the hub to find all types of delicious goodies. I was absolutely ecstatic when I saw that they were going to open a location right in the middle of Westheimer and the Westchase area. 99 Ranch Market really is one of the markets that I trust when it comes to quality stuff and finding all types of goodies. It's one of the things that makes me love the city of Houston, you can walk inside this store and be transported into a whole different part of the world. Prices are descent, not necessarily cheap, but descent. The staff is usually friendly, and this location is kept clean, and doesn't have that fishy smell that is common in other markets. Things to stood out to me include the fresh seafood market, the delicious bakery with tons of treats, and a the restaurant inside that serves delicious treats like dimsum, duck, and other great goodies that you can eat inside. I've been to 99 Ranch Markets all over the state and in California, but this one was definitely a treat, since it was closer to home. I definitely recommend paying it a visit, along with a lot of the other shops near this rennovated area of Westchase. read more

I bought a horse mackerel at the fresh fish section. I asked to have it processed and was surprised when I got home. It looked like after the cat ate it. ・・・・・ read more

99 Ranch Market - Westchase - International Grocery Near Me - Houston, Texas

new location of one the best Asian grocery stores. smaller than the other location. no food court. busy during grand opening weekend. the whole shopping center is new so this will be a great location with other Asian restaurants. read more

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This store is very clean and organized. If you're grocery shopping, the aisles are tidy and organized. Produce section has available vegetables to pick to your liking or plastic wrapped as well. The staff are knowledgeable kind people. read more

Fresh seafood with incredible price love it! I love the design of the entire shopping center where this supermarket is located. Comfortable environment. Great read more

This is my favorite Chinese market in town, very clean and nice layout, compared to others that always have fishy smells. A lot of unique snacks too, lunch options are cheap, and bakery section read more

be careful with this location in 77077. The last 2 times we went were over charged with discounted items with full price. I was told there's senior discount...well! The first time was fine, our discount was 10% off, however the second time we went, all discounted items were not eligible. I am going to go back to the one off Blalock that's been my go-to Asian shop for last 20 years :) read more