This place is so fun to have in Rancho!! We've still got a few months till our Japan trip so I…read morepopped in today for some snacks. Very nice guy working there today and while I was there a gal came to shop too. She and the clerk were speaking in Japanese together and I almost tried to say a few things since I'm learning but I was too nervous. She was asking me if I had been to Japan and suggested a few things to me. LOL nonetheless I got some yummy snacks and he threw in some individual candies for me to try as well. The matcha KitKats were good and I'm excited about the Japanese pancakes. Hope Abe's does well here!! It's right by my daughter's workplace too so we may be regulars soon!!

I drove here a couple of times before it was finally open for me to get in here. It's a pretty…read moresmall store with dry snacks, candies, and a little bit of refrigerated beverages. Don't expect any sushi or produce here. I was expecting more, but I'm glad it's here!

Been to lots of 99 Ranch store but this one impressed me most. They have lots of fruits and…read morevegetables that the other store usually doesn't have. I.e. Fresh rambutan They are far but will visit when in the area.

On June 21, 2026, at approximately 8:52 PM, my family and I were shopping at the 99 Ranch Market…read morelocated at 9775 Baseline Rd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA. The cashier who assisted us was TRAINI During checkout, a chicken that was supposed to cost $15.99 was charged as $75.97. After noticing the mistake, we returned to the register and questioned the charge. The cashier explained that he had accidentally entered the price as six chickens. However, when we reviewed the receipt, it did not show six chickens being charged. Instead, it showed one chicken priced at $75.97, which did not match his explanation. This incident was very concerning. If we had not carefully reviewed our receipt, we would have unknowingly paid nearly $80 for a single chicken. We understand that mistakes can happen, but such a significant pricing error raises questions about the checkout process and internal controls. I hope the store management investigates this incident by reviewing the transaction records and security footage if necessary. As customers, we trust that prices are entered accurately, and situations like this create unnecessary stress and a poor shopping experience. The issue was eventually corrected, but the experience left us feeling uncomfortable and disappointed. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and implements additional training or safeguards to prevent similar incidents from happening to other customers in the future.

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!

Great selection of spices and produce at this store! Al kinds of Indian food and other more rare…read morefinds

Been here twice now. Great find and hidden gem. I like their $0.89 per gallon Alkaline water. It's…read moredelicious. Fun store. It's stocked with a bunch of cool items. They offer several local items from local vendors. I'll be back soon.

This store has everything to bakery to barber shop to kitchen fresh sea food and well worth eating…read moreat the restaurant

Market place too overpriced on most items we needed to buy.Try to signed up to there Apps, It…read morekeeps directing to other advertisements.

My Mom and I were on the run to find Auntie Lui's peanuts for my brother. Luckily, this Hoa Binh…read moreSupermarket had 12 bags left on the shelf. Of course, I bought them all. I had a feeling they may no longer carry this peanut brand in the future. Not sure why though... Auntie Lui's is a good brand. Anyway, other than our peanut run, we normally don't shop here. It's like one of those... let's check and see if they carry the item kinda thing. My parents used to shop here back in the 1980's and 1990's so they have been around. It's an older supermarket... they could get a facelift on the place. Give them a try when you're in the Montclair or Pomona area. There aren't very many Asian supermarkets around the vicinity unless you drive out to San Gabriel Valley or Rowland Heights area. Happy Shopping!

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but this experience was so bad that I feel I need to share…read moreit. The staff were not friendly at all, especially a young male employee who appeared to be around his mid-20s. He was extremely rude and disrespectful toward my family, which made the visit very uncomfortable. The store also did not appear to be well maintained. The place looked dirty, and I noticed several items on the shelves that were expired but still being sold. That raised serious concerns about cleanliness and quality control. Because of this experience, I will not be returning. I hope management takes these issues seriously and improves both their customer service and store conditions.

I came here craving something hearty and comforting, and the fufu with egusi soup absolutely…read moredelivered. The egusi was rich, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned--full of depth without being overly heavy. You can tell it was made with care, and the balance of spices was just right. The fufu was smooth, soft, and fresh, making it the perfect complement to the soup. Every bite felt authentic and satisfying. Portions were generous, and I left completely full and happy. Service was friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. If you're looking to try traditional West African flavors or just want a comforting, delicious meal, this is definitely the spot.

I paid 50.00 for fufu and egusi I want to support my community but the amount of food I got was not…read moreworth $50 probably $10. I won't be going back and I hate that cause that's the only closest one. The best way to improve don't take advantage of customers I know how to cook all kinds of food I have a degree but I like having businesses out I would never take advantage when I do my catering I do not overcharge. I have normal prices and right there $50 would I pay? I didn't get nothing. The chicken was horrible and there was pork that's not nice if a person tell who they do not eat that kind of meat and stuff you should listen he lied to me never go back to that establishment again I will take my business elsewhere, even though I have to drive two hours away