Great Japanese grocery store. Has the items you need to supplement your standard grocery store…read more Good selection and great food court. So happy to have this here. I think theirs self service check out at the market and that's nice since it's small and generally has low staffing. The overall market and food court are very clean have a nice aesthetic. Love the sweets store too, every mitsuwa has something like this and I really like ours.

NOT a Full Service Grocery Store!…read more My third and final visit to this location. The food court is larger than the actual market. Very limited produce and dry goods, checking out is rather slow with only one cashier on duty. Stick with a full service grocer, you won't be disappointed!

I spent a lot of time in the Netherlands while I was living in Germany for almost a decade. I have…read morea lot of Dutch friends that I texted immediately (with photos!) after I visited Holland International Market. This store is an authentic experience. Not only are the products Dutch (mostly), but they also have an extensive selection of Indonesian cooking products. Super authentic. The radio is tuned to a Dutch station for full ambiance. So many questions as to what that radio station was. I bought a coffee mug that had a "gezellig" joke on it. They had fun magnets with jokes about being Dutch on them. I also spotted an Anton Pieck birthday calendar while I was there. This store is so fun and if you are homesick for the Netherlands, this is your spot in Bellflower.

I visited here looking for snacks from Indonesia to buy as a gift for a friend. Maria was wonderful…read moreand generous with her time helping me identify everything in their store that was from Indonesia (versus their many goods from Holland). Everyone was lovely and the foods were reasonably priced. I look forward to visiting here every time I pass through on the same trip to see my Indonesian friend.

Stopped in here to shop as I was waiting to pick up a togo order at Jollibee's and I'm really glad…read moreI did. I don't know why, but I just assumed this place strictly sold seafood. Like a giant seafood market and nothing else, so I was pleasantly surprised to find a variety of items. I think it's Filipino food items primarily? But a lot of really cool products and ingredients that I don't normally see. I stopped by just to pick up some veggies, but ended up leaving with ube condensed milk and a few other random necessities as I was browsing the isles. Their seafood section also does free deep frying for fish! Which haven't done in a really long time and will probably stop by for in the future! Lots of parking, but as it is a shared plaza with a couple of other busy stores, I'm sure it can be a struggle to find a spot on the weekends during peak hours.

Fresh Catch is nice & and close by, so I don't have to drive far. My usual purchases are live crab…read more& baked goods from Pampanga Bakery. Pampanga Bakery has a physical location on Artesia & Norwalk, but also supply some of their fresh pan de sal & more, to Fresh Catch to sell. The produce & meat selection aren't the best, and sometimes I'm wary of the quality control of the packaged meat, but when it comes to fish & seafood, I have no problem selecting what I need. As an Asian supermarket, it fills the need. And, a lucky Lotto millionaire was made here, several years ago. I'll continue to visit for buying live crab & Pampanga Bakery items, and maybe, just maybe, I shall also become a lucky Lotto millionaire.

My mom wa visiting during the holiday season and she wanted to prepare a homemade seafood paella…read more We tried going to our normal grocery stores to buy fresh seafood and we couldn't find things like mussels, crab, squid, etc. My bf suggested visiting here so we gave it a try. They have a large parking lot, but it's also pretty bus at times. This is a big grocery store with a wide variety of Asian foods. I got some shrimp chips which I like and cannot find at other stores. The seafood section was PERFECT! They had such a wide variety of seafood from fresh in fish tanks, to frozen in the open freezers. I would definitely highly recommend visiting for fresh seafood and Asian foods. The place is pretty crowded and we did look out of place, but I didn't care. People were friendly and even if they had limited English they would try to communicate with us and help us. It is a pretty crowded space so be aware of that. They form one long queue for the checkout and go sorting through the lanes. Overall I have a new go to place for seafood.

Customer service is non-existent here…read more I bought two boxes of soju and came home to put it away and one of the bottle was broken inside. Called them to ask if they could exchange the broken bottle and the lady that answered basically told me theres nothing she could do unless I have proof that it broke there. I always buy boxed soju and never had this happen so I never thought to check inside the box. Mishandled there cuz I drove straight home after buying. She also added that I should have caught it and not bought it. I would never in a million year do a review for the market but I am definitely not returning back to this location. Check everything before you leave the store is a lesson I learned. Looking at the bottom of the box I guess there is a little stain mark lol I should have caught that before buying according to the worker there.

If you love exploring incredible flavors, this market is an absolute must-visit. It is a fantastic…read moreplace to taste your way through all kinds of foods from around the world. Their international selection is impressive, featuring everything from Spanish to Asian specialties, but there are two things you absolutely cannot leave without: ​The Phenomenal Cheeses: Their Gouda and overall cheese selection are out of this world. Rich, authentic, and high-quality. ​The European Gummies: I have been a certified gummy candy lover for 60 years, and I can confidently say that the European gummies they carry are better than any other gummy I have ever tasted. They are unmatched!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon for the first time in at least a decade. I was immediately…read moregreeted by a man with a pony tail as I went directly to the deli counter. I waited for a while and received no assistance so I asked the guy for help. The man did not speak Dutch so I explained to him what I wanted (salami deli meat). I asked him for a pound of deli meat. I went to shop around the store and noticed the fridges were empty as were the isles. After a few minutes I came back to the deli counter and found my uncut piece of meat (in tube form) placed on the weigh scale? To my dismay I asked him if he was going to cut it with the pretty slicer machine near him? I mean that's how it used to work and how it works at any other deli meat counters. As the man cut the salami I continued to shop and picked up a jar of silver onions that looked brownish ( the onions inside the jar) and I thought well maybe they are supposed to look this way. Maybe they were a different type of onions. When I thought to look for an expiration date again to my dismay I observed that it had been expired since 2023. Unfortunately I purchased extra pedas chili which looked ok but when I got home I found out that it has been expired since 2018 (please see attached picture). This wasn't the worst of it though because we found a jar of something with leafy green bits that had been expired since 2013. Yes 2013! Bro! You think I should try the chili? You think I'll survive? This place has gone to the pits. Hopefully a health inspector straightens this place out. Furthermore when I got the salami back the slices looked as if my he deli meat cutter blade was very dull.

We shop there for all our thai groceries. Hope you open back up soon.the owner is very friendlyread more

Came here recently to specifically buy some thai boat noodle paste to use as a base for my soup…read more I've been meaning to visit this place forever, but finally made a stop by it two weeks ago. And I'm so glad I did! This place has such an amazing variety of Thai ingredients...I ended up picking up a bunch of other ingredients that I hadn't planned on (coconut cream powder, milk tea packet, tom yum soup base, etc). I plan on coming back for more. I typically do most of my asian ingredient grocery store shopping at 99 Ranch, but have been unable to find specific Thai ingredients there. But they basically have that all here! I want to come back to get unique ingredients like ground galangal, pad thai sauce, and pickled onions/chilis. The lady running the store was also very nice! Two different customers had come in the store as I was browsing and seemed to be friendly with her! She also let me know to ask her if I had any questions or needed help finding anything. Which I did! I was specifically looking for the Oliang iced coffee, which they were out of stock of but were working on restocking (so I'll be back for that as well). And asked her a few questions as I was checking out about thai boat noodle recipes and ingredients. Very friendly! I can't wait to be back lol. Easy street parking along the side of the store.

By the time I recognized that big supermarket chains specializing in Far East Asian foods had…read morebecome a thing, H-Marts was the de facto place that my family went to (because I always needed my kimchi and soybean sprouts). Yeah, we went to quite a few Japanese super centers (mostly Mitsuwa) when we could (mainly because my young daughter was so into Japanese popular culture back then), and was impressed at how clean they were and polite the workers seemed. But they never had the range of products that we needed and prices ranged high. I mention this because we never really had any reason to go to a Chinese supermarket. So 99 Ranch has never been really been on our radar, even though the signs are prevalent in the areas that we visit. 99 Ranch was founded in 1984 in Westminster, CA by Taiwanese immigrants. Tawa Supermarket is the parent company (still controlled by the founding family), and also owns 168 market (a smaller grocery chain specializing in Taiwanese foods). The parent company is also involved in the manufacturing and distributing of house brands. There are sixty-six 99 ranch markets across the country. They didn't have the large selection of fresh Korean products like Kimchi, various home-made banchans, and such (since it's not a Korean supermarket). But on a simple thing like medium-grade rice, it was a great selection with many, many choices. For example, 15 lb bag of rice ranging from Kokuho Rice to Kokuho Rose to Kokuho Rose Heirloom. As for popular meat cuts (for things like hot pot), the meat quality seemed better (Waygu was common) for cheaper prices than the Korean competitors. They had a large seafood area (though nothing as big as what you would find in nearby Vietnamese supermarkets). They provide free cooking (frying/steaming) services, along with the standard cleaning services on fish purchased. There really wasn't anything negative that bugs me when shopping at a H-Mart: aisles filled with stocking carts making it difficult to pass, customers who think they have the entire right of way with their carts, high prices on things not on sale, and workers who aren't particularly friendly. So will still need to go to H-Mart for bottled kimchi and certain marinated meats (and of course my soybean sprouts), but it's nice to have more choices.

I love markets. I was in the area and stopped in for a quick look at the offerings and do some…read morelight shopping. Pretty standard for the 99. I parked on the side of the building, which is less congested. Please come and create your own adventure.

The best food grocery in Anaheim, fresh meat and everyday bakery, quality products and very good…read morecustomer service . ****************************

Unfortunately It's out of the way for an Irvine resident, the bakery was the main reason for our…read morestop here, and it was worth it! while browsing around couple of things caught my attention for which I'll have to come back, a box of Hobby chocolate bringing back childhood memories, would be great if they sold individually. while browsing the produce section I noticed they had faggous! which I haven't seen in the US in the last 20 years. Mousi non alcoholic malt was available in both green apple or pomegranate flavors. Mostly products that we had in Jordan growing up and haven't seen or tasted in ages so another visit is a must. Service was great, cashiers were very friendly, Store clean and welcoming. I hope they keep it this way

Great customer service! Got some snacks from here and they were FIRE! Definitely would recommend.read more

Lady that runs the store is super nice! She was very…read morefriendly! Definitely recommend this place!