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Fun grocery store with a wide variety of Asian products and excellent produce. The Japanese sweet potatoes are one of my favorite buys. I saw several products that are harder to find here (hot pot broth, pho soup base, etc). We tried some soft bread from the bakery as well as egg tarts in different flavors which were both decent. We tried one of the hot food vendors once and ate there. The stand with the ducks and other meat hanging in the display case. I thought the meat was going to be hot, but it was basically room temp. Not sure if you're supposed to take it home and heat it up from this vendor or if they will warm it up for you on request. We tried the bbq spare ribs and roast pork belly, which had good flavor but would have been better hot. Would try the other vendors.
I got food at the hot deli. It is my usual spot for quick cheap meal. . They give plentiful of food for the 3 item combo meal. Sometimes I save half for later. The half chicken is not bad but maybe missing a couple of pieces since you can't see what the butcher is doing behind the wooden butcher's block.
Big Asian supermarket in Hackensack. Always love to go to the snack/chips section. Trying to get as many as possible since the tariffs going into effect. Spacious shopping area. Customer service at the front with discount items. Look like there's self check out kiosk but not functional. Long line to go through check out during weekend as always.
Was in the neighborhood, so I had to stop by! I've been here a couple of times throughout the years, and it never disappoints. I came a bit later than usual, so the bakery items were a bit lacking (they didn't have my coconut pineapple bun or the Mexican bun). I also picked up a couple of meal combos at the hot food bar. Today, I got two 3-item combos for $11.99 each, which is a great deal (you can also opt for the 1-item or 2-item combos): - you first choose either white rice, fried rice, lo mein or rice noodles - you then choose 3 of the numerous dishes that they offer (again, I came a bit later then usual, so the options were limited, but still good)
We stopped by 99 Ranch to get our weekly groceries and to get a full pecking duck for Thanksgiving dinner event. Lots of duck and other poultry were cooked and hing by the hot food section. Lots of people were in line, took us about 15 minutes to get the duck. Rest of the store was tidy and organized. They had good collection of vegetables, fruits, noodles. rice and snacks. There was not much wait time at checkout line, it was quick and easy. Got the points using their membership card.
99 Ranch market is he welcome to save to Hackensack, NJ. Not only are they a terrific market, but their food court is filled with delicious options from across Asia. Within the market, you will find a handful of kiosks that provide you many items ranging from dumplings, to pork buns (Bao), to Chinese American staples like chicken and broccoli, to more exotic options like Jian Bing. One of my favorite things to visit is their roast meat section, where I really enjoy their honey and garlic pork. Yum. If you're looking for a fine dining experience, you're not gonna get that there because you're literally in a supermarket. But the place is clean and the staff is always nice and helpful. In fact, it's a good way for me to practice my Chinese; and many of the people working there are good sports about it.
99 Ranch Market was founded in 1984 by Roger Chen, a Taiwanese immigrant. It is one of the largest Asian supermarket chains in the United States with over 60 stores in 11 states! This supermarket was the perfect addition to the Hackensack Commons. RIP Pathmark. It's spacious, organized, and not too overly crowded. They have express self-checkout lanes in addition to regular registers. They carry a lot of Asian specialty foods and snacks (mainly Taiwanese and Chinese) along with meat, seafood, produce, liquor, and baked goods. They have a small food court with a few eateries. I've never eaten here before, so I can't speak on that. There's literally everything here related to most Asian cuisines. The parking lot is huge, but it's shared with a lot of businesses and can get crazy during rush hours and the weekend. Keep your cool... :-)
One of the better Chinese/Asian markets in the area. I use to frequent this location for our grocery runs when it first opened but we opt for deliver more often now. It's located behind Riverside mall in a strip shopping plaza with Staples, Home Deport and a few others. There's ample parking but can get pretty crowded during on the weekends. They have lots of fresh produce and many asian household staples. Their prices are not the cheapest but I find it usually more acceptable than not. Their food court use to be a lot better pre pandemic but now it's mostly a ghost town. Hardly ever see more than a handful of people there now. The Coco boba shop near the entrance has closed and been replace with YO Dessert which specialize in yogurt drinks. The checkout lines can get pretty long as they only have a few registers. They do have self checkout stations but I'm not sure why they are frequently closed. Remember to use their loyal program (free to sign up) to earn credit for purchases.
This place is good variety of ramens, noodles, seasonal mooncakes and asian sauces, pre made frozen asian comfort foods. But wont recommended the hot food bar and baked goods section. The breads and cakes are often stale.
I like to call 99 Ranch the Trader Joe's or Whole Foods of Asian super markets. For those new to 99 Ranch, they have just about EVERYTHING you need when it comes to Asian groceries. When I first visited one in Texas, it opened my eyes to a brand new Asian grocery shopping experience that I had never seen before and this location fits that bill for newbies. You name it, they have it - Asian vegetables / canned foods / sauces / frozen foods / fresh meat / dried goods / snacks. In addition, this location, like others, serve hot foods (in a small area to the left) and Asian bakery items. And, best of all, it's all super neatly organized and spacious! Not an item out of place or an aisle you have to carefully navigate. That's my kind of shopping experience! --- where I don't have to rummage through shelves for the one last product or dodge spilled groceries. Of course, not all locations are built equally, and I can see how some reviewers had gripes about unfriendly staffing or a staffing shortage, but I tend to attribute that to just luck of the draw. Some days you'll run into happier staff, while others some people are just plain ol' grumpy. Also, it's great that they do serve cooked foods (e.g. roast pig, roast pork, marinated chicken), but the area is a bit on the small side. As for parking - plenty of it. This location is part of a strip mall so there is parking as far as the eye can see. And, on Sundays, the area is much quieter due to the Blue Laws in Bergen County. This might not be the best 99 Ranch more experienced 99 Ranch-goers have been to (like in CA or TX), but it more than fits the bill for all of your Asian grocery shopping needs. I LOVE NYC, but I've done much Asian grocery shopping in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan and the experience here is A LOT more pleasant and peaceful than the ones I used to experience in NY.
I love trying new foods. Tasting different cultures through markets. Lots to try at 99 Ranch market. The selection of Kit Kats alone is mind blowingly varied. From pistachio to salt and lemon. Strange, but oddly tempting. I came in for eggs & sugar to make cookies, but ended up getting a small box from the hot deli in front. I love eggplant so I tried that and it was good. She filled the box above the rim with other bites of pork and greens and chicken so I got to try almost the whole buffet in a small box for$ 5.99. Customer Service is definitely friendly & generous. It needed some soy sauce, and I wouldn't get the orange/pink pork chunks again because they were grizzly, but everything else was tender & delicious. There is seating in front of the counter that is well lit and clean. Plenty of utensils and condiments. After my snack, I got the necessities and wandered around to see what else I could find. I love Boba milk tea, but it can run up to eight dollars in a shop. So I found some tapioca pearls and decided I'm going to try my hand at making my own brown sugar Boba with tapioca pearls at home. One of the staff members was nice enough to give me her opinion on the wide selection of flavors and sizes. I went with her choice. Pretty cheap too. Only $1.89. Grabbed a fluorescent green Pandan cupcake on the way out, too. Tasted like sponge cake with a twist. I liked it! I went in for two items, came out with six and had a tasty meal. A good time was had!
As I've continued my visits to other Asian markets, all around Central and Northern New Jersey locations, this one still is, in my humble opinion, a true Asian supermarket powerhouse. The sheer range and abundance of products is staggering. Everything from fresh produce to pantry essentials, frozen goods to specialty items, you'll find everything you need for an Asian cooking and more. They carry a wide variety of fresh produce, and all the Asian household staples you could think of and want. While the prices are not the cheapest, they are fair for the area. The shelves are stocked with a diverse selection of authentic ingredients from various Asian countries so whatever cuisine you're craving, you'll be most likely able to find it here. There is a humongous snack section, a well stocked liquor area, and like all of their locations, a food court and prepared meats section. The 99 Ranch Market is tidy and organized and every bit of space is thoughtfully used. You'll find pallets of discounted noodles, canned goods, and snacks all neatly displayed without feeling chaotic at the front of the store as you enter. The employees are helpful. While the checkout lines can be long on weekends, they move surprisingly fast. It only shows me that the cashiers are very efficient what they do. It's located at the Home Depot strip mall. Parking is ample on weekdays, but it can get a little crazy on the weekends. read more
99 Ranch Market is a large Asian market in Hackensack. I like that it has plenty of parking. Everything is very organized and clean. The workers are also open to helping you find anything that you might need. You can get fresh groceries, baked goods, as well as fresh food. I haven't tried anything from the bakery yet or the drinks across from it. My family enjoys getting the duck from there, it is very delicious. Getting the whole duck is very affordable. I got the sushi the other day and would rate a 3/5- it was average, nothing great. I would try the other warm food that they have. read more
Fun grocery store with a wide variety of Asian products and excellent produce. The Japanese sweet potatoes are one of my favorite buys. I saw several products that are harder to find here (hot pot broth, pho soup base, etc). We tried some soft bread from the bakery as well as egg tarts in different flavors which were both decent. We tried one of the hot food vendors once and ate there. The stand with the ducks and other meat hanging in the display case. I thought the meat was going to be hot, but it was basically room temp. Not sure if you're supposed to take it home and heat it up from this vendor or if they will warm it up for you on request. We tried the bbq spare ribs and roast pork belly, which had good flavor but would have been better hot. Would try the other vendors. read more
3 months ago
I got food at the hot deli. It is my usual spot for quick cheap meal. . They give plentiful of food for the 3 item combo meal. Sometimes I save half for later. The half chicken is not bad but maybe missing a couple of pieces since you can't see what the butcher is doing behind the wooden butcher's block. read more
Big Asian supermarket in Hackensack. Always love to go to the snack/chips section. Trying to get as many as possible since the tariffs going into effect. Spacious shopping area. Customer service at the front with discount items. Look like there's self check out kiosk but not functional. Long line to go through check out during weekend as always. read more
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Was in the neighborhood, so I had to stop by! I've been here a couple of times throughout the years, and it never disappoints. I came a bit later than usual, so the bakery items were a bit lacking (they didn't have my coconut pineapple bun or the Mexican bun). I also picked up a couple of meal combos at the hot food bar. Today, I got two 3-item combos for $11.99 each, which is a great deal (you can also opt for the 1-item or 2-item combos): - you first choose either white rice, fried rice, lo mein or rice noodles - you then choose 3 of the numerous dishes that they offer (again, I came a bit later then usual, so the options were limited, but still good) read more
We stopped by 99 Ranch to get our weekly groceries and to get a full pecking duck for Thanksgiving dinner event. Lots of duck and other poultry were cooked and hing by the hot food section. Lots of people were in line, took us about 15 minutes to get the duck. Rest of the store was tidy and organized. They had good collection of vegetables, fruits, noodles. rice and snacks. There was not much wait time at checkout line, it was quick and easy. Got the points using their membership card. read more
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99 Ranch market is he welcome to save to Hackensack, NJ. Not only are they a terrific market, but their food court is filled with delicious options from across Asia. Within the market, you will find a handful of kiosks that provide you many items ranging from dumplings, to pork buns (Bao), to Chinese American staples like chicken and broccoli, to more exotic options like Jian Bing. One of my favorite things to visit is their roast meat section, where I really enjoy their honey and garlic pork. Yum. If you're looking for a fine dining experience, you're not gonna get that there because you're literally in a supermarket. But the place is clean and the staff is always nice and helpful. In fact, it's a good way for me to practice my Chinese; and many of the people working there are good sports about it. read more
99 Ranch Market was founded in 1984 by Roger Chen, a Taiwanese immigrant. It is one of the largest Asian supermarket chains in the United States with over 60 stores in 11 states! This supermarket was the perfect addition to the Hackensack Commons. RIP Pathmark. It's spacious, organized, and not too overly crowded. They have express self-checkout lanes in addition to regular registers. They carry a lot of Asian specialty foods and snacks (mainly Taiwanese and Chinese) along with meat, seafood, produce, liquor, and baked goods. They have a small food court with a few eateries. I've never eaten here before, so I can't speak on that. There's literally everything here related to most Asian cuisines. The parking lot is huge, but it's shared with a lot of businesses and can get crazy during rush hours and the weekend. Keep your cool... :-) read more
One of the better Chinese/Asian markets in the area. I use to frequent this location for our grocery runs when it first opened but we opt for deliver more often now. It's located behind Riverside mall in a strip shopping plaza with Staples, Home Deport and a few others. There's ample parking but can get pretty crowded during on the weekends. They have lots of fresh produce and many asian household staples. Their prices are not the cheapest but I find it usually more acceptable than not. Their food court use to be a lot better pre pandemic but now it's mostly a ghost town. Hardly ever see more than a handful of people there now. The Coco boba shop near the entrance has closed and been replace with YO Dessert which specialize in yogurt drinks. The checkout lines can get pretty long as they only have a few registers. They do have self checkout stations but I'm not sure why they are frequently closed. Remember to use their loyal program (free to sign up) to earn credit for purchases. read more
This place is good variety of ramens, noodles, seasonal mooncakes and asian sauces, pre made frozen asian comfort foods. But wont recommended the hot food bar and baked goods section. The breads and cakes are often stale. read more
8 months ago
I like to call 99 Ranch the Trader Joe's or Whole Foods of Asian super markets. For those new to 99 Ranch, they have just about EVERYTHING you need when it comes to Asian groceries. When I first visited one in Texas, it opened my eyes to a brand new Asian grocery shopping experience that I had never seen before and this location fits that bill for newbies. You name it, they have it - Asian vegetables / canned foods / sauces / frozen foods / fresh meat / dried goods / snacks. In addition, this location, like others, serve hot foods (in a small area to the left) and Asian bakery items. And, best of all, it's all super neatly organized and spacious! Not an item out of place or an aisle you have to carefully navigate. That's my kind of shopping experience! --- where I don't have to rummage through shelves for the one last product or dodge spilled groceries. Of course, not all locations are built equally, and I can see how some reviewers had gripes about unfriendly staffing or a staffing shortage, but I tend to attribute that to just luck of the draw. Some days you'll run into happier staff, while others some people are just plain ol' grumpy. Also, it's great that they do serve cooked foods (e.g. roast pig, roast pork, marinated chicken), but the area is a bit on the small side. As for parking - plenty of it. This location is part of a strip mall so there is parking as far as the eye can see. And, on Sundays, the area is much quieter due to the Blue Laws in Bergen County. This might not be the best 99 Ranch more experienced 99 Ranch-goers have been to (like in CA or TX), but it more than fits the bill for all of your Asian grocery shopping needs. I LOVE NYC, but I've done much Asian grocery shopping in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan and the experience here is A LOT more pleasant and peaceful than the ones I used to experience in NY. read more
9 months ago
I love trying new foods. Tasting different cultures through markets. Lots to try at 99 Ranch market. The selection of Kit Kats alone is mind blowingly varied. From pistachio to salt and lemon. Strange, but oddly tempting. I came in for eggs & sugar to make cookies, but ended up getting a small box from the hot deli in front. I love eggplant so I tried that and it was good. She filled the box above the rim with other bites of pork and greens and chicken so I got to try almost the whole buffet in a small box for$ 5.99. Customer Service is definitely friendly & generous. It needed some soy sauce, and I wouldn't get the orange/pink pork chunks again because they were grizzly, but everything else was tender & delicious. There is seating in front of the counter that is well lit and clean. Plenty of utensils and condiments. After my snack, I got the necessities and wandered around to see what else I could find. I love Boba milk tea, but it can run up to eight dollars in a shop. So I found some tapioca pearls and decided I'm going to try my hand at making my own brown sugar Boba with tapioca pearls at home. One of the staff members was nice enough to give me her opinion on the wide selection of flavors and sizes. I went with her choice. Pretty cheap too. Only $1.89. Grabbed a fluorescent green Pandan cupcake on the way out, too. Tasted like sponge cake with a twist. I liked it! I went in for two items, came out with six and had a tasty meal. A good time was had! read more
Big Asian supermarket behind the Home Depot. They scan your temperature as you enter, have bleach and wipes for you, and require masks. Shields around registers, the Coco Tea and the meat counter. Single line for registers. There's a lot of half empty shelves showing how the supply chain is a bit broken down. Fruit and produce is limited to seasonal, which is normal, quality is not super great depending on the items but may be due to low turnover. Prices are higher that pre covid, too, the Berkshire Pork was $14.99/lb, before was $10/lb, so definitely prices higher on some items. Still some deals are available and some of the things I wanted were not there, so that impacts the score. Need to improve stocks before I update reviews again. read more
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4 years ago
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The people who work here are friendly, and there are items here that you won't find anywhere else locally including at Mitsuwa and H-Marts. That being said, the prices are no longer as competitive, the little eateries included here are also not competitive, and you will generally find better going to an H-Mart. They had a better start, but at this point, come here for the Asian liquor store section, go elsewhere for the grocery shopping. read more
Wow! We don't have the store in the area that I live in and my daughter was thrilled when we drove by it so I had to stop in. I am not from the Asian culture but I absolutely love the food so I was excited to see what the offerings were. It's just overwhelming. They are so so so many options. There is an entire aisle of nothing but tofu. There's two isles of nothing but dumplings. The next time I go in I'm gonna have to go with a plan and a list. I especially appreciated that as we walked in after waiting in line they took my temperature and had bleach to wipe down the cart. read more
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They have wide variety of Asian food. It's not as organized as the one is in Jersey City and doesn't have much stuff. We went there twice during holiday season and saw many shelves were either empty or disorganized (perhaps they are short on staff?) But if you need authentic Chinese food/products, this is the place to go. read more
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My family told me I should go check out 99 Ranch, the new Asian supermarket in the area. Unlike the Japanese Mitsuwa and Korean Hmart, 99 Ranch is Chinese. It's new so it's clean. It is very large and has an excellent selection of Asian ingredients, along with a full bakery and food court. The food court is reminiscent of Chinatown BBQ joints, and they sell similar fare at comparable quality. I'd come for the food court, but the prices on the groceries are a bit on the high side compared to other stores in the area. read more
8 years ago
It's been a long time coming for 99 Ranch Hackensack to finally open. 99 Ranch is a Taiwanese American supermarket chain that originated from California. In recent years they've began to expand east. The Hackensack branch is the third store to open in NJ after Edison and Jersey City. Basically think Super H-Mart or Mitsuwa, but 99 Ranch specializes in Chinese groceries. You'll find a variety of fresh produce, live seafood, imported dried goods, etc. In the store there's also a good sized food court with various different vendors ranging from Cantonese to Malaysian to Taiwanese cuisines. You'll also find a fresh bakery, eastern medicine stall, and even a cosmetics store. The place is large, clean, well organized, and the staff is friendly. read more
I can say with full confidence that many are happy that this long-delayed opening is finally here. It's great to have a legit Chinese supermarket (even though it's part of a good chain) in Bergen county and this place was packed to the gills on day 1. If you've been to the one in Jersey City then you get the idea. It's a giant Chinese supermarket with everything you need/want under the sun, along with a big food court and bakery. I definitely love the fact finally an underserved area is finally getting a legit Chinese market to buy stuff at. They have plenty of good produce to choose from and even though not everything here is super cheap, you still get decent prices and a huge selection. Note the once deserted parking pot is now full to the brim. Expect plenty of interesting parking space hunts in the future. read more
4 years ago
Rock hard char siew looks like it was chopped with an axe, duck looks like what bird strike would look like with a cooked bird, also rock hard. This is just for the cooked food, groceries are fantastic. read more
3 years ago
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4 years ago
Their 'fresh' fish were clearly not...nor were the eyes of the fish. How and why are they allowed to sell?? Beyond disappointing and just plain gross. A good alternative to an Asian market is H Mart, where they sell sushi-quality fish. Fresh, fresh, fresh. read more
Another Yelper friend 'Bernadette L.' posted a review of 99 Ranch Market in Hackensack and said they are the best in the area, Say What? Why I never seen it ? Well that's because you can't see it from the road, it's at the back of the Home Depot strip mall where it's so crowded with no parking that it take's longer to get in and out then to buy something. But this is Blue Law Bergen County the only place in America that it is illegal to buy a Jig Saw or a 2 by 4 on a Sunday and that makes it good day to check out this Market because Home Depot is closed. Well the Yelper was right, big clean and it has a good food court, including a CoCo Fresh, and a Paris Baguette outside. I saw row after row of shelves full of not just Asian products, but even Goya Beans. Also it has a bakery and a fresh Sea Food counter. I counted more than ten different brands of Moon Cake alone. Only part that doesn't match up with the rest of the store is the Produce where I expected more imported fruits from Asia. This place is way better than H-Mart down the road in Little Ferry, and I see myself coming here again, but I'll come on a Sunday of course. read more
4 years ago
My usual place to go to for groceries. Last month we had gotten these strawberry wafers and noticed a hole and tossed it out. No one wants to feed their children something that has a hole in it. It takes more time and gas to go back and complain so we took it as a loss, no biggie. Came on Easter Sunday 4/17/2022. Health department has been contacted. I address and showed customer service this picture that was taken that day but they was more concerned with a receipt of proof of purchase when I explained what had happened. There was no sense of urgency to pull these wafers off the shelf or to clean it up. Customers don't need to share the 35 different diseases that mice carry. read more
7 years ago
this is the best Asian store so far in the area, it's very clean I love that they have the food court area after shopping you can actually buy food to eat all ready. they also have the fish section and you can ask them to fry the fish and steam lobster or crabs for free. read more
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What's the long line at Gourmet Fresh for? The chicken or duck?
Roast pork and duck, price and portion sizes are good but the guy who does the chopping must wear mask because I see him chewing and talking at times and can contaminate the food by him.
Large cosmetics selection? Saki?
Decent sized cosmetics section, and nice broad selection of sake that easily rivals Mitsuwa's, I must say.
