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    99 Ranch Market - roasted rork belly and honey BBQ pork (left) & pork rib and roasted pork belly (right) combo

    99 Ranch Market

    3.6(246 reviews)
    8.6 km
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    THE BIG: Asian grocery store in the crescent shopping center (aka new chinatown). Medium-sized…read moregrocery store and filled with the essentials. Parking lot available however it gets really full/busy on the weekends. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Always come here for my asian grocery fix as it is the closest near my house. The H Mart as of August 2026 is in Cedar Park (though there is one looking to open in Central Austin). Decent veggie selection as well as seafood and if you're not feeling cooking, there is a takeout food buffet with the chinese cuisine hitters. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Happy that this asian grocery store is in central austin and I can come and get my asian groceries conveniently.

    This grocery store is a chain across Texas, Nevada, and California. It's the largest Asian grocery…read more chain in the country. This location very close to my place of employment and I often find myself picking up last minute items when we're having events involving food. The produce is always super fresh and they have some amazing baked goods too. Perfect treats for our meetings and events. Who doesn't love fresh fruit and baked goods during the workday? The hot deli bar has been a great source for weekday lunches. When my growling stomach interrupts my work, I can fill up easily there. They've got a lunch meal deal where you can an entree and two sides for around $12. Can't beat that! I always have leftovers too. And, can't forget the great dim sum and imported food offerings. Nice market. Friendly staff. Good prices.

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    Elevated Artisanal Goods - Skylar sampling soups

    Elevated Artisanal Goods

    4.7(3 reviews)
    0.7 kmEast Austin
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    This uniquely Austin business recently popped up at the Sunset Valley Farmers Market sampling…read moresoups, sauces, cheese and the most decadent Potato Salad (with a twist) that I have EVER had. The twist: Maytag bleu cheese, bacon and white truffle are all in the potato salad. Truffles and Potato Salad... WOW - what a combination. My taste buds will never be the same. They cater to vegans, vegetarians and carnivores alike. If you are Vegan, you will love their Roasted Carrot and Fennel Soup and their Pumpkin Ginger soup. Hot or cold, as vegan fare, it is the creamiest soup I have experienced, sans the cream. Their Smoky Tomato soup is out of this world, and dare I say, much healthier than the local chain restaurant alternatives. Cheese lovers, get ready with the bread and your spreader, they make a cows milk lemon infused fresh cheese, soft, spreadable and melts in your mouth. I have never had anything like it. I walked away with 2 soups, the cheese and the potato salad. I almost forgot about the potato salad because it was in my fridge less than 24 hours before gobbled up. For local, artisan foods, they were priced very reasonably. One pint containers of soup were $5 each. Potato Salad in same sized container (not filled to top) was $6 and 6 oz of cheese was also $6. Chef Blake Moffitt is truly an artist and the name of his business: Elevated Artisanal Goods, Inc. clearly fits the caliber of food he is creating. A must add to your Saturday morning stops. I am hooked! They do not have a website - but do have e-mail: elevatedartisan@gmail.com

    I stopped by their booth today at the Sunset Valley Farmers Market not really looking to buy…read moreanything. After several samples of cheese, sauces and soups I attempted to walk away; but, quickly returned for a pint of the Potato Leek Soup. The soup was thick and spicy and a bit pricey at 5.00 but worth every penny. It was the perfect treat on a cold morning while listening to folk music!

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