Nice little shop that carries Taiwan groceries. They have Teas, cookies , chips, drinks, frozen…read moredesserts, frozen main dishes, and etc. Purchased the following items: Fried Egg Chips Black Peppers Chips Hey Song Sarsaparilla drink - taste like Dr Pepper 7/11 brand Cold Pressed Drink -Passionfruit with Jasmine green tea. Refreshing with perfect sweetness from Taiwan... Friendly and great service. I will be back to try their authentic Taiwan frozen items.

Fun place to visit if you love healthy Taiwanese food! A bit pricey since everything is pretty…read moremuch imported from Taiwan. My kiddo wanted a pack of cookies that were expiring in a week for 50% off. It turned out to be one of the best cookies he'd had. I regret not grabbing the last 2 packs! Also, the ladies who work there are so sweet. They offered us samples and were so kind and friendly to my kids. I don't live in the area, if I do, I'll be a frequent customer.

Stopped by on Saturday, 06/06/26. I haven't been to this 99 Ranch in a very long time. This…read morelocation is a bit small but still has the best deal you can find. The produce here is extremely affordable and fresh (bought mushrooms - 2 packs for $4 on sale!). Also bought 3 dozen large eggs for 89 cents each! Lots of sale and clearance items too. This place used to be called Cravings at 99 Ranch but I believe it has changed. Not a lot of customer compared to other 99 Ranch stores. Additionally, there are restaurants inside but it is now a ghost town.

This is a very nice newly built Market they have a food court area but half of it is vacant and…read moreempty it is too bad that more people don't come here but maybe they just need to get the word out and advertise more because this is a really really clean location not just because it's brand new but I think it's because the staff maintains it well

I get giddy when I find little treasures such as this. I had originally bookmarked this little…read moremarket because of their empanadas, but I found so much more. The market is small and cramped and packed to the gills with Latin American and Spanish goods. They have good looking produce, a nice big butchery, multiple freezers and refrigerators filled with specialty items that will make your brain work on overtime. The way the deli works for buying their prepared food is different from some. You must first place your order at the back counter. You will receive an itemized ticket which you must take up front to the cashier. Then, you return to the back to show your proof of purchase receipt and then you get your food, bagged and ready. The total wait for us was about 10 - 15 minutes, not bad. I get it, why they have to do it this way, but it is time consuming and inconvenient at best. We did get some empanadas. They are fried, not baked, so have an extra good crunch with every bite. There are two ground beef fillings, i.e. two different recipes. Three were the wonderful filling that has green olives (my favorite), and one that was described as spicy beef (that really was not all that spicy). Both were delicious, and their dough was flaky. This could easily become one of my favorite destinations for a reliable empanada. Besides the deli empanadas, there was a nice selection of empanada disc's (round pastry wrappers) in the freezer section if you are inclined to make and stuff them yourself, and frozen empanadas made by Goya in yet another freezer. I also convinced myself I needed to buy two tamales. One Guatemalan, the other Peruvian. These are sold frozen and are ordered at the deli counter. Haven't tried them yet, but I am excited because they are not so easy to find. Other products that caught my eye included a fascinating collection of sausages, chorizo, morcilla (blood sausage), Spanish linguiça, Spanish chorizo, smoked meats (Corte's brand), smoked herring, quail eggs, and other imported delicacies. Perhaps I will not need to drive all the way to La Española in Harbor City anymore for Spanish imports? They sell a very comprehensive list of Goya brand products and prepared foods. I grabbed a bag of ready to eat sweet plantains from the freezer as well. All so tempting. By the time I had perused the whole store and was headed to the cashier, my guard was completely down. There it was... freshly baked goods critically placed next to the cashier so you can't miss them. Soft crust baguettes and rolls in baskets, and small, sweet pastries and cookies in their bakery case. There were several pastries that looked very special, some featuring custard or quince filling. We, of course, had to buy some. I have already tested the one filled with the quince and topped with finely grated coconut. It was outstanding, not very sweet. The dough was lightly brushed with egg yolk for a rich, beautiful finish. These were super fresh and very tender. The baked goods are delivered fresh from an Argentinian bakery in Burbank. This is a great find! Not your usual small neighborhood grocery. I am very excited to return.

Such a great market that has been here for a long time. Great family. Great produce and drinks. The…read morepeople here are community forward and a lovely family owned spot that's well respected! They are always friendly and loving. This spot is 10/10!

H Mart is one of my favorite grocery stores! It's always clean, well-organized, and easy to shop…read more My absolute favorite thing is the hot grab-and-go sweet potatoes they are so delicious and a must-try every time I visit. The quality of the food and the overall shopping experience keep me coming back. Highly recommend checking it out!

3.5 stars Funnily…read moreenough, I never knew that there was an H Mart in Chino, or rather existed in-between Sam's Club and Kohls! I visit this plaza often due to Sam's Club, but rarely drive in the plaza towards Kohls so I was surprised when my friend told me the other week. I needed to head to both Kohls and Sam's Club for errands and stopped by H Mart to grab a few items. I am spoiled by the H Mart in Diamond Bar (DB), so I was expecting something along the same lines but it was a bit different in this location. It is cleaner but some of the produce and fruit were not as fresh as the DB location. Also, there was an entire fridge aisle of alcohol drinks! That sure was a sight to see, since I do not ever recall seeing that in the DB location, or at least not that close to the entrance, let alone across from the produce and fruit. We did see a worker throwing out prepared food, so they must be clearing out already prepared food halfway through the day or something because we were surprised as it was still early afternoon. We do not recommend purchasing the prepped sweet potato here as they are dry and hard, not as fresh as the DB location. We were able to find what we needed and were on our way. The lines to the cashier are very short so it is convenient, as compared to the lines at the DB location, along with the always busy parking lot. This location is a bit smaller than others and also a bit pricier, probably due to the location. Overall, it is convenient if one is in the area and need a few items, but this would not be my main H Mart to shop at.

First time here, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere and overall vibe make an amazing first…read moreimpression--cozy, welcoming, and full of charm. I adored all the little trinkets and delicatessen touches throughout the space. The sweet, funny duo behind the counter truly made it feel like home. I ordered the Reuben and my husband got the grinder--both served on fresh, fluffy, perfectly baked bread. We'll definitely be back.

UGD serves up quality deli food with authentic flavors at reasonable prices It's clear why this…read moreplace has been open for decades. As I was buying my sausages. soft pretzels, and potato salad, the lady said very little to me and the gentleman, nothing at all. When I tried speaking German, the lady said she didn't remember much of the language anymore. This blunt, "tell it like it is" way of interacting is pretty much how my family used to be, so I found it familiar -- even comforting. But it's easy to see how this can rub people the wrong way, especially if they're used to American (or even modern German) - style customer service. Everyone who found this rude is making reasonable statements. But to me this is more a case of people who have been doing the same thing for a long time without making updates. Decor-wise, place also seems to recreating the Germany that someone remembers from decades ago. The blue and white bunting, the beer steins, the picture of the Pope and other memorabilia make the place feel distinctly Bavarian, in a touristy way. A lot of places in Germany, even in the more traditional south have moved on. But my hope is that this place does continue until the proprietors retire with dignity or sell the business to some German-Americans with a passion for prepping and selling this type of food.

Love this store! So many unique stuff to see and buy here!…read more Abundance of Japanese treats and everything here! The store is nice and full of interesting everything! From hot food to frozen waygu to noodles of all brands and snacks from Japan! They even have a hand roll restaurant inside! I will have to try one day! Today I came and picked up some snacks with my son on the way back to our stay. I got the samanco corn ice cream and my son got himself a frozen bowl of ramen for later and some chicken karage. He loved the karaage .. and has not tried the ramen yet. The corn fish shaped ice cream was unique. Tasted like frozen sweet cream corn lol .. I like it cuz I like corn anything lol but I'm sure some will find it weird tasting lol

I am updating my previous one star review to four stars thanks to Jimmy, the cashier who helped us…read moreon checkout stand 2! We decided to go back, reluctantly, because my daughter needed more miso soup mix. It was after 8:00 PM and we were hoping to not see or encounter Irene. Thankfully, we didn't. When we went to pay for our items, Jimmy greeted us with a nice smile and was very friendly. He seemed genuinely happy to be there. Tokyo Central...you definitely need more employees like Jimmy working at your establishment. I guarantee more people will return and become repeat customers on a regular basis.

This little family-owned Korean market is a hidden gem! We stop by every week for their delicious…read morepurple roasted sweet potatoes, and we never leave without their homemade kimchi and kkakdugi, lovingly made by the owner's mom. They're the perfect side for soups, chicken, or beef dishes. We used to shop at the larger Korean markets in Chino, but this place is more affordable and always has what we need. We discovered it after visiting Yong Dong Tofu House and have been hooked ever since. The owners are incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely sweet. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local business! Fresh food, great prices, and amazing people.

This is a cute little Korean shop that I stop into sometimes when I'm at this plaza. I usually like…read moreto pick up their gimbap. They also had roasted sweet potato that I picked up the last time I was there. They have a variety of products including frozen food items, snacks, pantry items, etc. My friend introduced me to Jin Chamgireum, which is a very high-quality, locally pressed, toasted sesame oil. This shop sells it, which spares you from having to drive to downtown LA to find it. The ladies who work there are nice and helpful. Definitely will continue stopping in for goodies.

3.5 stars rounding to 4. the ginger chewies are yummy and have amazing flavor with the lemon…read more delicious!! nice being non-GMO too.

I've eaten their chews for a year now. I pick them up at specialty organic shops. My go to place…read morefor these is Donald's on the Drive. It's a good alternative to candy. They have different ginger combinations. My fav is the mango ginger and the mint ginger chews. I find that the flavor only lasts a few seconds and then it's ginger all the way. In winter time I eat at least 6 of these in a day. My only issue, is with most organic healthy things, is the price margin.