99 Ranch Market - Corona, California

Jenny W.

This is perhaps the largest Asian chain grocer in Southern California, if not the entire U.S. They have a wide array of products and different locations seem to cater slightly differently to the specific Asian population in the area.

This store is about a 45 minute drive for me, but worth it to find the Asian brands I am familiar with. I also like that the fresh produce covers a much more diverse range than what you find in a typical American grocery store. I stock up on fresh herbs and fruits when I'm there.

Ishak B.

The people working the seafood market have really bad costumer service I was making an order and I didn’t finish telling the guy what I wanted and he just kept ignoring me so did all the other workers telling me that the guy that helped me at first has to be the one that took all of my order and they weren’t even being very rude about it

Jenny L.

This review is directed at the "Asian Kitchen" located within 99 Ranch Market corona.
I have frequently shopped here, but this was my first—and definitely last—time dining at their Asian Kitchen (3-item combo for $12.99). The dishes displayed in the counter looked stale, as if they were prepared the day before. The portions we received were miserably small, and the taste was terrible—my daughter took one bite and spat it out! Next time, I’ll steer clear of this place. Don’t waste your money and time here! And the lady chopping roast duck nearby ignored me completely; despite multiple attempts to get her attention, she didn’t even look up. After waiting several minutes, a man finally came out to serve us.
By the way! Fortunately I didn’t purchase their "roast duck". I just saw another review mentioning that some customers ordered a whole roast duck here and found it had four duck wing drumettes!

Daniel ?. R.

Very clean. A wonderful diversity in both seafood and produce that you would not normally find in typical grocery stores. Fish cleaning and frying available at no additional costs. Aside from the store itself, the small food court and bread shop are a great addition to the atmosphere. Cashier wait time is still slow but have improved from time to time. I would like to see one of these stores closer to DT Riverside.

Kyrianna T.

Love it. Where i get all my asian ingredients. Great selection of noodles, many soy sauce brands with their full lines of other sauces, Dumplings everywhere and good fish/produce. Tho I've noticed they don't have some basics like grated ginger in the jar, or large containers of curry paste, or a large selection of SPAM brands. Yes they have the SPAM brand and a lot of it. But I prefer the imported brands with more flavor and less salt. Interesting that they choose the American SPAM brand to be their biggest stock. Also they don't carry wood ear mushrooms and that's a missed opportunity.

Louie L.

They have a nice bakery section when you walk in I will give it 9/10. Overall this is a great Asian Market, they have everything I need to make Sushi, 7 Seas Soup, Crab, Vegetables, Ramen Noodles, they have a huge variety and I’m almost 100% sure you will find what you need here. Clean place and friendly staff.

Amit K.

A diverse selection of asian grocery and food court. The store staff are neither great or bad. Very neutral. The food court staff can be more organized and each store has their own pros and cons. The store is not very clean most of the time but is still as expensive as its other cleaner sister stores in other locations. Hit and miss at best.

David K. ?. S.

This place has some bad customer service. This is my first time here at a 99 Ranch market. The employees expect me to know what to do when I get out of the store.