Ranch 1

They have reasonable prices and a lot of variety of products from frozen to fresh produce. I was able to comfortably find ingredients to make japchae and chili oil. A few cons are: Parking can be scarce depending on when you go. Checking out can take a long time as well. And in my experience yesterday, the cashier I got seemed annoyed. It was kind of awkward, but hey... I'll still keep going back for the selection!

This place is delightful! They have a huge array of both common and unique food and snacks. I've only met the nicest, friendliest staff, whether the manager or the cashiers. And the seafood manager does the most beautiful cuts. The sashimi is superb - not at all what I'd expect from a grocery store. They also have some of the most delicate, fresh pastries in the cafe area. The boba tea is great, and I love the built-in restaurant! There's also plenty of seating for you, your family, and friends. The best part, everything is a great bargain. Top quality, affordable prices, and amazing staff.

The 2 boxes of water chestnuts I bought for $9 were ALL ROTTEN. Nobody washes water chestnuts before selling them. They washed them all then packed, so you couldn’t tell if there were yellow or moldy spots when they were still wet. Poor quality control or they did it on purpose to sell rotten produce?? Such a disgrace if it’s the latter.

I was looking for chrysanthemum tea after my friend had some @ a Korean restaurant that they thought was amazing. Tried a Korean grocery, but they were out. Spotted the 99 Ranch store & thought what the heck? The first thing upon entering is you're hit w a strong fish smell, that hung thick in the air from the seafood market in the rear of the store. After wandering around I got my bearings due to signs being in english as well. I found the tea isle & with the help of polite Chinese woman (she stopped me from buying a blended tea). I also noticed that the store stocked a small selection of popular American brands on each isle, usually at the end of each isle. The store was bright & full of customers. I highly recommend 99 Ranch.

Decent mid-size Asian mart. They have everything from ready made Chinese barbecue, to seafood, to spices, to produce - did I mention pots and pans? This is a fairly small building so selection is just okay and it can get quite busy. If you want the "real deal", there's an H-Mart up in Round Rock with a full food court. Last time in I got Szechuan peppercorn, instant curry, pizza flavor chips for the wife, and rice cakes for tteokbokki. For many of the most popular (eastern-) Asian dishes, this is a one stop shop. I can find basically everything I need for common Korean, Japanese, and Chinese dishes.