99 Ranch Market

I have been shopping at this 99 Ranch Market for more than 30 years whenever I come to Las Vegas. The store looks the same, but is just older. They are due to a major remodeling momentarily. I come here first for a few Chinese groceries that I am looking for. But they don't have it. I later found them in their local comparator a few blocks down the road.

I was in the plaza to have dinner with friends and stopped by before dinner to explore. I’ve never been to a 99 Ranch market but there was lots of cool Asian groceries to shop. Good selection of Asian/tropical fruit. Large selection of unique snacks as well as fresh seafood. The highlight for me was the different flavours of SPAM. I love spam and didn’t know they had all these flavours. I wish there was a 99 Ranch Market in Toronto where I’m from.

It's very close to my house and they have good prices on some things. What I didn't like at all... there's no one to ask. I don't want my comment to sound racist or anything like that, But the workers have no idea where certain products are, or they simply answer rudely. Definitely I prefer to pay a little more and go to H-Mart.

Great spot to find your Asian ingredients, foods, snacks beverages and much more. The grocery store is excellent to find what you need to make. We came here to buy drinks and snacks as we were just visiting Las Vegas but would highly recommend coming here if you need to grab certain Asian sweets, beverages and snacks. The aisles were clean and the items were well organized as well. There is a faint smell but if you've been to other Asian stores, the smell is no different from other stores. Just expect it to smell a bit if you have a very sensitive nose. Employees were nice and helpful. The parking lot is shared with other businesses. If you have a bigger vehicle, like a oversized SUV or truck, you will have issues finding a parking spot close to the entrance. Overall, a great store to find your Asian groceries and ingredients.

Great place for everything Asian. Fruits are spendy but definitely worth it. The sand pears are a new family fave super crisp and deliciously juicy

I hit up 99 Ranch Market recently, hoping to snag some canned jackfruit in water or brine. No luck there – only the syrupy stuff, which just isn't what I wanted. They had fresh jackfruit, but honestly, who wants to deal with all that stickiness? The seafood section was where it was at, though. Prices were decent, and most of their seafood comes from farms in Ecuador and Mexico. I spotted some really nice frozen turbot, and then I saw it: whole Atlantic salmon for $4.99 a pound! We're talking 4 to 8-pound fish with natural, light pink flesh, no fake color. That was hands down the best deal of the trip. Oh, and they had uni in the clearance fridge, which is my jam, but I'd never risk sashimi from a clearance bin. The rest of the store, like produce and the regular aisles, didn't have anything that really jumped out as a deal. But still, for an Asian grocery, 99 Ranch Market is super well-stocked for its size. If you're looking for specific Asian ingredients or produce, I'd totally recommend checking it out.

You can't barter with a DH-Gate shopper. You won't win. I'll buy 20 La-bubus for the price of your 1. Stop being greedy. You sit there all day with no sales rather than lowering your price a little and having multiple sales. Use price tags as we are all tired of your ever changing prices.