To my fellow Sri Lankans in the Bay Area! They sell this brand of authentic Ceylon Tea here. Lots of fresh produce, frozen goods, fresh seafood and so much more.

Forget all of your Asian groceries in Asian needs. Pretty crowded on weekends so I recommend going on a weekday if possible. Parking is pretty good as well. There is plenty of space. Sometimes you have to walk a little bit, but it's not bad at all. Prices are reasonable and you can find all your Asian favorites. A few of mine are the Korean nongshim shrimp chip, pocky's and a variety of Asian flavored chips. Located inside an Asian plaza there are restaurants, shops, and boba cafes.

99 Ranch Market has all your needs for Chinese products and some asian products! I love that they will fry your fish for you, if you ask! The plaza is continuing to grow and new restaurants are popping up inside the same building as 99 Ranch Market. Recommend going early morning for the freshly made food at the food court inside 99 Ranch Market.

I always enjoy visiting 99 Ranch. My favorite section is the seafood area. Most especially I enjoy checking out the price of crab in hopes of finding out it has dropped. They have live fish as well. Today there was one last tilapia playing possum I suppose in hopes of not being chosen. Tricky little fella ha ha.

I'm giving this place 5 stars. 1 - What else would you compare it to? 2 - The staff were all very helpful today. 3 - Inj eoyed the dimsum, pork buns and fish from the hot food area. In produce area there was a good price on very large fuji apples and organic bananas. Got some of each and some Lay's super thin Szechuan pepper potato chips. Those 70g bags were under a fresh produce display. Curiosity pulled me in. They're good. They're very thin and fried in what I think must be almost Kettle chip temp oil. Thin to the point of translucent and almost translucent. There's always durian if you dare. Nice price on yellow mangos today. Rice has really gotten expensive unless you're up for huge sacks of it. They have a great variety. Probably whatever you're looking for. 5lb bags are available and won't break the bank, it's like as with so many other things, you may sometimes shake your head at how prices have gone up. Lots of choices in the frozen food area, the fresh fish counter, the alcoholic beverage area, the bottled drinks, etc., etc. The ambiance? Clean and lots of everything. Parking is easy. If the front parkig lot is full, there are more spots around the back and there are security guards patrolling the parking. If you're not up for cruising around and maybe sometimes using the translation app on your phone to read a label, Ranch99 is on at least on shopping app. You and enter your order and wait for it at home, office, etc.

Gayle and I recently found ourselves at this 99 Ranch Market for a Mitzvah. Our Indonesian trainer at our Gardnerville NV gym was homesick for certain favored cuisine choices, so we immediately offered to do some shopping for her while we were in the Bay Area. Luckily for us, Meike took pictures of what she wanted, as we found that English was not a common language among store staff. That same staff did have great recall, as each picture shown resulted in quick steps to what we were looking for. We made sure to pick out 2 of each and we were quickly checked out and on our way inside of 20 minutes. When we retuned home and presented Meike her groceries, she was soooo happy! It was the least we could do.

Been coming here since I was a kid, I absolutely love it here in Ranch 99. It's just so good to come here and purchase all my groceries here, such a purple yam/ube, chrysanthemum greens (tong ho), black rice, Korean fire noodles, and all sorts of Asian desserts that you can't get elsewhere. This mall brings a lot of nostalgia for me. Love it here.