99 Ranch Market

Store its self is 4 star. Nice and clean. Prices are cheap.
Food court I give it a 1 star. I obviously came at the worse time possible for chinese food craving. Around 4pm. Food was just sitting there. The filipino spot didn’t have crispy pork belly. I settled for the nasty chinese food. 2 entrée combo with rice or chow mein for 5.99. They were giving free soda with the combo before 6pm. I got some chicken stir fry veggis and fish entrée. Was so nasty. I took a few bite and toss the rest. The portions were huge tho felt like a few pounds. I was looking for a homeless person to give the nearly untouch food but to no luck I had to waste the 5.99.
The bakery shop looks good though. Along with the Vietnamese spot. Prices are a bit more then chinatown restaurants.
Moral of this review: Don’t touch chinese food around 4pm! Haha

WHAT A GREAT STORE!
So happy this market opened a little over two miles from my house. Incredible fish selection; Branzino and Sea Bream for much less money than Whole Foods and the Pompano… Finally found skin-​on pork loin in Las Vegas! I think it is the nicest Asian market in town and considerably better than Seafood City. The staff is excellent, well trained and efficent.

I was really excited when I saw that they had a new one open here. I went in to see if they happened to have a wider verity of Malaysian foods for my hubby. They have 2 in 1 coffee packs and they are a Malaysian brand. They have a wide verity of Southeast Asian food. I was a happy clam.

I like this Ranch 99 better than the one on Spring Mountain. It’s bigger, cleaner, newer and has more stuff and best of all, a nice little food court where you can order Filipino food, phở, boba tea, Chinese food, dim sum, baked goods etc. Very convenient to just order some take out after grocery shopping!

I went there for the first time today and saw the «grand opening» sign across the front. When checking out I asked when the grand opening took place and was told last October. LOL! Oh well, getting their money’s worth for the sign. I like this location the best out of the two for obvious reasons, it’s new, bigger and more elbow room to move around. Love the large produce section, live seafood in the back and very nice bakery/​restaurant section as well. They have fresh lychee, rambutan, longan, dragon fruit, and mangosteen!!! I wish this one was the closest one to my house.

Love the bread farm and also like the prepared food too. Fish filet and tofu and fried rice are my favorite and reasonably priced! We also bought some fresh fish from the market side and had them fry it for us, delicious! Not at all greasy… my new to go place for Asian food

Growing up in Southern California, I was spoiled having several 99 Ranch stores so close to my home. So you can say I was THRILLED when I saw this location open up (especially since it’s only about a 5 minute drive from my place)!
Agreeing with the other reviews, this location is absolutely the cleanest 99 Ranch of them all! There are constantly people checking the aisles and ensuring the seafood and meat that are displayed on the shopping floor was fresh and presentable.
They have similar items as their counterparts. You’ll be able to find everything a wide variety of Asian branded ingredients, condiments, and snacks.
What I love about this location specifically is the service and the enthusiasm of all the employees. I was so surprised to find an employee come up to me with a cart because he saw I was struggling as I was carrying more than a handful of snacks in my arms (no shame). Whether it’s the people restocking the items or the cashiers who genuinely asked about your experience, the management team of this 99 Ranch selected a great group of people to work here. So kudos to you!

**FOOD COURT/​HOT DELI ONLY**
Their other location is closer to me, but I come here solely for the «Hot Deli.» There are three eateries on the left side of the market with BF Bakery & Café anchoring. Asian One (Vietnamese), Ranch Ihaw Ihaw (Filipino), and Asian Kitchen (Chinese).
Ranch Ihaw Ihaw and Asian Kitchen are connected (same cashier for both eateries) and the food is somewhat mixed as well. From left to right, Chinese roast pork, roast duck, BBQ pork, etc; then Filipino dishes like Lechon, plus other Asian eats; Dim Sum; finally, Chinese offerings like Beef & Broccoli, Spicy Black Bean Spare Ribs, etc (2 – 3 combination plates come with free soup and soda).
I’ve had a few of the Dim Sum: Shrimp Har Gow, Shrimp Shu Mai, Ham Sui Gok, Lo Mai Bai, and Lo Bak Gou. The dumplings have been dry and not very good. The others have been decent, but not great. The Lo Mai Bai is probably the best in the bunch, but the last time I visited, it was obviously old and began to dry on the edges. I’d probably avoid the dim sum unless you can guarantee it was freshly made.
My favorites are the Chinese Roast Pork (amazingly crispy skin with juicy meat) and Spicy Black Bean Spare Ribs with Jasmine Rice (it tends to be a bit salty, but it’s very tasty and is perfect with the steamed rice). The Lechon was decent when fresh, but dried really quickly within a couple hours and was very difficult to chew.
Although most of the things I’ve tried haven’t been the best, I really like the types of dishes offered and there are so many other things to try. Plus, you can buy what you want and decide on the quantity. FYI, the roast pork isn’t available until the afternoon.

Five stars because for a major asian market, this is probably the cleanest and the quietest of them all. The last two times I’ve visited, the check-​out lanes were pretty sparse. Everyone’s probably over a few doors down at Seafood City still, but it’s nice to know there are other options if you prefer to avoid the crowds. Open since October, I’m obviously late and just now hopping on this new train. Choo-​choo, all aboard to Maryland Pkwy and Katie Ave!
Perusing the aisles, everything was well organized. On my last visit, there was a young man doing a floor sweep even though the floor was pretty much immaculate. I enjoyed browsing the variety of Asian goodies (though its competitor still carries a lot more Filipino items). Teas galore! Frozen foods! Packaged snacks! Some evoked nostalgia: White Rabbit candies! I ended up trying a box of Uji Matcha milk tea, which smelled like a green tea kit kat when prepped. Yum!
The food court is what I look forward to most — there’s Bread Farm Bakery, with its visually stunning display of cakes and pastries (most of the pick-​it-​yourself batch is less than $ 2) and also the Ihaw Ihaw, which seems to be connected to Asian Kitchen. They offer a double combo for $ 5.99 which includes 2 items, rice or noodles, soup, and a drink. I recommend their tofu w/​fish dish! Their milk tea with tapioca is surprisingly decent with soft boba, too. And only $ 1.99! There’s also a Vietnamese place, but I haven’t had the chance to try their food.
Overall, great shopping experience. Food court’s awesome for the budget-​minded, hope they don’t change their prices.

A 99 Ranch Supermarket on Maryland Parkway is like hittin the Calif lottery or the slots machine. Jackpot!!!
This location has ample parking spaces n the store is much bigger n more comfy to shop in than the Chinatown location. The added bonuses r the mini shops inside which includes a Cricket mobile store, exercise n massage equipment store, a fancy bakery with cheap budget prices for the nearby UNLV students, a Vietnamese restaurant n a Chinese BBQ fast food shop.

I have a love hate relationship with place and mind you this rating is the overall experience including the food establishments located on the north side of this establishment.
Let’s start with the good: this place is fairly organized compared to its Filipino competitor near by. I can usually find things easily just look on for the signs unlike the other place which is just organized blah. Since this place is new, it’s very clean and visually appealing almost as if they incorporated some type of zen into the design. The visual appeal really does add to the experience. And for the most part the products they sell here have quality and you could tell by the brands, texture and color of the items. Correct me if I’m wrong, you shouldn’t exactly expect Whole Foods quality? Finally, foot traffic here is minimal so it’s easy to maneuver your shopping cart and check out is fast because there are no lines.
The bad: they lack a lot of items you could easily find at the other place, although this not a Filipino store even some basic things I didn’t see? The food establishments are blah. I took advantage of promotion they had that consisted of a number of trays including fried rice and spring rolls. I don’t want to get into detail about the food but let’s just say it wasn’t good. It basically defining «you get what you pay for.» I like the bakery, similar to Taiwanese bakeries in SoCal (ahem 85 degrees) but all their products are the same the only thing different is that the toppings and such (i.e. Butter instead of cheese). I still like their products but I’m not as crazy about them compared to when they first opened. Lastly, their prices are a bit higher which can be attributed to the products being a better quality.
I still go here depending on what I need, but definitely room for improvement!

Stopped by on a whim. My family planned to go to Seafood City to eat, but since it was a Saturday, my dad suggested 99 since it would be less crowded.
Very clean and nice!
I like how the food court has different options… Chinese, Vietnamese, and Filipino food. My favorite part was the Bread Farm bakery.
My family ordered food from Ihaw Ihaw and I from BF… Can’t complain. Food was good and not too bad for the price.
It’s like a hidden gem. Way less chaotic than some Asian markets.
Today, they had a lion dance performance at the store. I thought that was pretty fun. :)
Will definitely be back in the future to check out the groceries

Instead of driving from Green Valley to Chinatown, now we have a place closer to our home. It was very clean and had all that we need.

Apparently this is brand spanking new! It sure looks it — bright lights, clean, fully stocked Asian groceries. I could very specifically now look for LaLa chips for .79 cents instead of getting it on amazon for 2x more. Well, when I’m in Vegas that is. But great for nearby locals though.
Deli area looks really nice. Dim sum in steaming tins and lots of awesome buns and cooked foods you can take home or eat in their sitting area.
Beats having to go to Chinatown to see a 99 ranch right? Great location.

I have been wanting to try this place out since I first saw it open.
I was kinda ignorant to the fact the «99» in the name, does NOT mean $.99. Ok, now I know. But glad I checked it out anyway.
This market is clean, well-​stocked and unique.
I loved you could find many unusual fruits, veggies and fresh seafood. I mean LIVE fresh seafood. Fantastic!!!
Come check it out!

This is for the food court. I ordered take out of a handful of their dim sum and was super disappointed. The one plus: the price. The four pieces of steamed pork and shrimp shumai was $ 2.00 and some change. Other things I tried were their pork steam buns. It was weird the meat in the middle was tiny and separated from the bun. I also got the short rib in black bean sauce. This was so poorly seasoned. It was a big portion, the meat wasn’t the most tender, but their was no salt. The last dim sum I got was their shrimp balls which didn’t even taste like shrimp and the crunch wasn’t there.
I know I shouldn’t have gotten high hopes for some take out dim sum, but it was pretty bad. I thought the concept was great. They have a Panda Express type serving style with some of the entrees. They also have some of the typical Chinese BBQ like duck available by the lb.
The lay out of the grocery store was pretty lame. I couldn’t find phở noodles but I guess that’s beside the point.

Super clean and super close to my house so that’s always a plus! They just opened so there’s some deals going on so that’s always nice. I know I’ll be going here instead of going to spring mountain. The selection isn’t as great as the other market but this will do for now. There’s also a mini food court. Kind of small but hopefully they’ll expand.

FOOD COURT
The food is below average, it’s almost similar to 168. Not a fan. The ordering system was chaotic. I was constantly walking into another customers who is also ordering food. I ordered orange chicken, fired rice and stir Fried Vegetable. The taste of the food is far worst than any Panda Express. Every staff explained differently on the food that was displayed.
One pointed out a dish said it was chicken while I over heard another staff explained to other customers as a duck. Another was explained to me it has pork with eggplant, while it explained to my friend it’s a pure vegan dish. Go figure!
Grocery
The selection is not as wide range as over on Spring Mountain Road with SF and 168 in combine with a mile. Although this place looks new but smells bad already like SF OR 99 ranch store on Spring Mt. Rd. I Just don’t understand why these store must insist on carrying durian? A foul odor fruit that smell like a basting lingering fart. And in combine with the deep fried fish smell makes the shopping experience extremely unpleasant like the other 99 Ranch or the SF. The only acceptable Asian market is Greenland.
Cashier
The male cashier was tossing my food to the bagging staff. It angers me when cashier at the supermarket has no respect for the products the sell. The bagging staff can’t categorize the food while bagging and over using plastic bags. This was a deal breaker for me!

Wow… I can’t believe I was amazed by a grocery store of all things, but I definitely was. This place has the freshest and most beautiful produce I have seen in Las Vegas. And this store is the new go to for seafood. And I has quite impressed by the meat prices compared to other places.
Other grocery stores better step up their game to compete.

Heaven!
I just walk around the store marveling at all the choices: seafood, meat, spices, oils, sauces, noodles, duck eggs (YES, DUCK EGGS!!).
Plus a great cafeteria for asian and filipino dishes.
And a bakery where they yell ‘HOT BREAD’ every time they bring out just-​baked items!
I feel bad for the Vons across the street. There’s just no competition. And no duck eggs.