99 Ranch Market - Asian grocery store in Chino Hills - 2959 Chino Ave, USA

Easy to navigate. Plenty of fresh fish and a good selection of pan-asian ingredients including Filipino, Japanese and Chinese. There are less Thai, Korean and Vietnamese food items.

I love the food here! However, I have noticed that some staff and security personnel could improve their behavior. My elderly father has unfortunately had some negative encounters, with some of them being quite rude. I reported this to management and will contact news outlets if it continues.

This was the first 99 Ranch Market I have visited. It was in 2007 and I have never visited a Asian market that was this clean and had contemporary styling. 14 years later this impression still holds. While the decor hasn't been updated since then, it remains attractive and well maintained. We went here to buy produce. I got a yellow fleshed watermelon for myself. The quality of the fruit and vegetables were as.good as ever would be. I made a general run of the premises and the shelves were well stocked and the floor were clean. Meat, deli, seafood and bakery look fresh. There is a premium here, you will pay a little more than of you go to the smaller Asian markets. This is the price to pay for the environment and wider selection a supermarket offers. Its a grocery store and a good one. I am glad to see this place 14 years later, may even be a bit misty eyed..

Parking is pretty easy even on weekends. It is located right next to Daiso, so it is very easy to find. There's a lot of shopping carts up front. There is a small bakery inside that sells bread, pastry and cakes. You can also buy Chinese BBQ duck, honey glazed BBQ pork, crakling roast pork, soy sauce chicken, braised pork intestines and beef tendons on the right side of the store. There is also a hot food section with lots of options to choose from. This location is always very well stocked with live seafood. There's a lot of dungeness crab, rock crab, lobster, geoduck, Alaska king crab, manila clams, catfish, tilapia and live mouth bass. Service in the seafood or meat section is decent or just okay. Some cashiers are fluent in Mandarin while others speak Cantonese.

Very clean, organized and spacious. Their foreign selections is awesome. They have short cooks who can prepare a great meal for you. The parking lot is kind of crazy so that’s the only downfall. The bathrooms need help as well

Main attraction to me is the exotic snacks on promotion. I swagged Japanese KitKat in wheat and dark chocolate flavor. Bakery is good too.

As a white girl shopping at an Asian market, I have to know what I need and am looking for and I had to navigate the store first to get an idea of where things are, because the employees don't speak very good English and are not very helpful. I have been very satisfied with finding what I need on my own. Here are a few of the things I get. Pancit noodles, Lumpia, pork buns, Seaweed, Dumplings, shrimp tempura, sushi grade Salmon and tuna, imitation crab sticks, Japanese Mayo, Siracha, Eel sauce, sweet chili sauce, Mochi balls, Shrimp crackers, kid's snacks, chopsticks and noodle bowls, various produce which is priced very inexpensively. I continue to shop here to fulfill my Asian food cravings.

I ordered a roast duck, and when I opened the tray at home, I noticed that pieces of meat were missing. Most of them were bone, and there were no breast pieces. I don’t know what happened to the meat, but it was gone!! It seems as if the pieces in my order were from multiple ducks. I believe that the butcher gave me leftovers from other orders.