Such a great place to go! They have everything…read more My bf went for Jamaican curry powder, scotch bonnets. and patties. They had everything. Customer service was amazing. The curry chicken patties were AMAZING. We are definitely coming back.

Happy to find a store that sells beef patties, so my husband and I can stop bringing them back to…read moreCalifornia from NYC. Small store but packed with dry and perishable goods. The prices are grossly inflated for non perishable items. For example a small bottle of Crystal hot sauce was $4.99. There also a strong stench of old fish in the store so get what you came for and hightail it out; the smell is very offensive.

I came here for kizami wasabi which is amazing on steak…read more. But the Takemori Farms white corn was the best corn I've ever had!!! It's crunchy and sweet when boiled. It's absolutely incredible!!!

I've become a regular at Oto's. I love the variety of items they offer from fresh produce to shelf…read morestable items, candy, hot food, and even their poke at the fish counter. I regularly stop in to pick up treats, drinks, produce like mushrooms and okra, and their poke and hot meal options. I also like their home goods sections with so many cool ramen bowls, sauce containers, and utensils. I'm always excited when I stop in when it's slower because I can take my time browsing. Whenever this happens I end up leaving with a lot more items. I appreciate that they carry a wide variety of items including some ingredients and items that are hard to find in the US and even at other Asian grocery stores. I've stopped into many different stores and I feel like Oto's has variety and quality at a great price. They do have their own parking, but be careful because it can be pretty tight and there's usually a good amount of cars coming in and out.

Just got back from Japan and we were on the lookout for a taste of the trip back at home. We've…read morefrequented 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.

What a trip. As we were driving there I realized we took the car with out all the reusable bags in…read moreit. 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.

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I recall the first time my wife suggested that we come shop here, I was not very keen because I'm…read morenot too adventurous and it seems this Indian supermarket is out of my league. However, I went with her anyways and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious things I found that are now my regular treats as well as how friendly the staff and other customers are here that it's really not a big deal that we stick out a lot, haha.. Specifically, I found this snack called Khatta Meetha, a very popular "Indian snack mix (namkeen) known for its balance of sweet ("meetha") and tangy or sour ("khatta") flavors" according to Google. So it's like a snack mix made of chickpea flour noodles (sev), fried rice flakes (poha), green peas, and roasted peanuts. The seasoning is what makes it so good, yes, it's definitely the combo of sweet and tangy that makes it so tasty. Anyways, they've got a ton of fresh produce, ethnic ingredients and frozen foods as well as plenty of pantry foods like large bags of basmati rice, giant cans/jars of ghee, etc. I don't really cook so I won't know what to do with any of these food items, but everything looks fresh and reasonably priced. All in all, a great place to get South Asian authentic ethnic ingredients and prepared foods, and the bakery sure looks like a great place for anyone with a sweet tooth. They even have a food truck out front with seating if you're looking for a delicious Indian meal.

This is a very well organized store. I went in to search for teas and coffee. They have a pretty…read moregood collection.

Very friendly staff in the store…read more Located in the same plaza as T5, we went there the first time on a Saturday eventually. The store is closed on Sundays. A branch store from their San Francisco main store, selling lots of hard to find dried goodies / home staples like dried mushroom, dried scallops, wild ginseng, monk fruit, and herbs. Very nicely packed. Love the fact it is the real stuff and not the average stuff from local supermarket. A lot of the organic snacks and tea items. Was eyeing on some tea and jam but figured out will do it next round. Also have a freezer section with dumplings, bread, seafood and ice-cream. Got miso and kimchi too (can't live without those). Also some hard to find Japanese ice/cream items to help at this hot weekend. We will return.l

Love the bread there and the food is amazing! The female cashier is very nice! Id recommend the…read morelamb and rice amazing!

Dont do it! I placed a order on doordash took them 50 mins! Kept saying dasher is waiting for your…read moreorder and i finally cancelled it!

Asian grocery store near my home. It gives me the feels more…read moreof a large warehouse store rather than a small neighborhood market It does have a large variety of spices, sauces, canned and jarred delicacies that you wont find at your regular grocery stores There is a nice hot food counter tucked away that you can purchase prepared asian food to go for a quick weekenight meal (more of a Thai or Vietnamese flair) The frozen cases are packed with lits of frozen options that include alot of asian delicacies in choices of meats and seafood for preparation. Plenty of fresh vegetables for purchase in the produce section The butcher and fish options provided plenty to choose from. There is a couple of sections in the store that have a vast selection of appliances and kitchen tools for the venturesome chef who wants to tackle asian dish preparation.

I was in the area on some meetings and ended up in this plaza, so of course I had to stop in and…read morecheck it out. I cook a lot at home and love when I'm able to find a variety of ingredients. As you walk in they had a variety of items up front and then you enter the fruit and veggie section. They have a good variety and a lot of them are pre packaged along the walls in the refrigerated section. I picked up some brussel sprouts here and kept browsing. The back section has more frozen and refrigerated items including dumplings, meatballs, drinks, meats, and more. The very back has a butcher and seafood, including tanks of live seafood. Near the seafood it smells like a fish-market and the smell kind of permeates through the store but that's what you get with fresh fish. The aisles have an interesting organization and while they have a good variety there are some things that I've found elsewhere that I didn't see here. I did notice that there were some good deals, I picked up a couple items that I've found for a couple dollars more at other local markets. They only had one check out open when I stopped in, but the person who checked me out was quick and efficient. There's plenty of parking in the lot and there are some other great businesses in the plaza like the post office, pizza, boba, and some others.