We absolutely love their marinated carne asada and their short ribs…read more Prices are reasonable and with lots of great Mexican goodies! Store is clean and staff is very friendly. Highly recommended!

This place is a great place to get your cuts of meat for the carne asada! They have a great…read moreflavorful seasoning on their Carnes preparados. The service has always been good every time I go in there. Sure they speak Spanish but they also have English speakers there to help as well. The place looks like a little market. They also have a very good Mexican bakery that puts out some sweet and some savory stuff. They also have a little kitchen that serves up some good food. There is a big line for lunch so plan accordingly.

168 Market is owned by 99 Ranch so they essentially have the same products but I typically find the…read moredeals to be way better here. They usually have more sales on their grocery items that 99 doesn't. On my last trip for a few groceries, I also stopped by their hot deli for a quick and simple meal since I just happen to be there just after 4pm when they discount their hot deli items. You can get a two item combo meal for just $8.99! It won't be most fresh vs going there early in the day, but is still a tasty hot meal for a good deal!

Reminds me of asian markets in California. Parking is bad…read morebut if you dont mind walking then you will be fine. It has really good sesame balls and sweet pork filled balls. I usually go there for this and some other items that local American grocery stores dont have

Yelp Review 2025 #102:…read more We have quite a few Asian supermarkets in town. There are two SF Supermarket locations in Chinatown. This one is located in a busy strip mall in a 2-storey building. The times I've been here, it always feels old, cramped, messy with a slight funk like a bodega. But they have my favorite Asian snacks, drinks and produce. They even have the bottled jasmine tea I would get from vending machines in China that I can't find at other Asian stores. They have bags of Thai tea a third of the price Amazon would charge you for. Candy, chocolate, chips, cookies, rice crackers, tea in different varieties and forms, condiments, cooking supplies, juices, alcoholic beverages, fresh/ canned/ frozen/ dried fruits and vegetables, fish, seafood, meats, noodles, rice, buns, ice cream, health and beauty products, etc. from all Asian countries. Service is better here than at 99 Ranch Chinatown.

SF market has everything we usually need for groceries. There are a few more stores we go to has…read morewe mainly eat many soups and Asian dishes at home during the week as well. This place gets busy, but it's clean inside. Parking can sometimes be an issue though.

A cute little kiosk in the Las Vegas North Premium Outlets. I ordered the specialty chamango, a…read moremango slushy with lime, tajin, chamoy, tamarindo straw and cubed mango. For $7.50 and the size the dessert was, it was absolutely worth it! Enough to split with another person. The flavor was amazing I just wish the mango on top was a little riper or the slushy had a stronger mango flavor.

Aldis are popping up all over Las Vegas. I'm a fan of the store and I'm really happy they are…read moreofficially here. Some of the deals they have really can't be beat. I also very much appreciate the lower prices on produce, cheese, and dairy items. I also always find a new snack to try and most things are great. This location isn't in the best of neighborhoods and there are many homeless folks who hangout in the parking lot.

have NEVER seen a grocery store like Aldi! This chain follows NO plan-o-grams, hence, NOTHING is in…read moreany particular order that would make sense! What store merely cuts the outer cardboard container that the manufacturer ships the item in and throws the entire case in the shelf? What happened to merchandising your shelves so that the store flows with some sort of order that makes sense? What store, aside from a thrift store maybe, would have outdoor swimming pools next to spices, feminine hygiene, and bread on the same aisle/shelves? What store requires you to pay to 'unlock' their carts INSIDE their stores? What store employee suggests you go to 'Walmart across the street' to get what you actually came to their store for? Absolutely disgusted, not simply unimpressed, with my first AND last trip to Aldi! I do NOT understand the draw to this chain..... not one bit! Someone tell this store's manager that there is a shopping car in Aisle 1 with minimal merchandise in it because it was ACTUALLY suggested we go to WALMART for NAME BRAND COCA COLA. We left the cart right where it was and donated the quarter we paid to unlock it, too!