The staff is always friendly, but today I was extremely happy for the great outcome of two store…read moreservices. First, I was successfully assisted by one of your store managers with my Wester Union needs. He was very professional! Second and last, I was delighted by eating from your Deli a delicious kale/beet salad and albacore salad that were undoubtedly cooked and prepared with the freshest ingredients - Thank you!

This is the Ralph's situated on Atlantic Blvd next to a Bank of America. There is plenty of…read moreparking. I think prices here are on the high side. I like to wait for sales. I will get produce and meat here when I am in the area. There is a 99 Ranch market down the street at the corner of Garvey and Atlantic, so I would rather go there. They have a good selection of flowers and balloons. The over-the-counter medication aisle is blocked sometimes. The self check out takes Apple Pay, so that is convenient. Pro tip: the taco truck on the street is pretty good but cash only

Ive come by randomly and most weekends they have people selling different types of popcorn outside…read more Bought regular kettle corn but for superbowl sunday, they had 2 new flavors depending on the team you wanted to win. Flavors were a mix of 3 things. The kettle corn was amazing. Would come to buy more when i feel like snacking. No complaints about albertsons itself since i dont do too much grocery shopping.

Review is just for the drive up and park for pick up…read more I believe that when you don't roam around the market you will buy less things and only grab what you need. I find this to be true for myself and I was so happy the continue to have the pick up service. You place your order on the APP or online and schedule when you would like to pick up. You would have to spend over $30 to not pay for the pick up. They have designated parking spots for the pick up and sometimes they are all taken by people who aren't picking up and that usually causes the pain when picking up. They are quick to bring your groceries out and usually has everything on my list. Professional and friendly

Came by Sprouts in Alhambra to check out their deli sandwiches and honestly, this is a really solid…read moredeal. Sandwiches start at just $4.99 and they use Boar's Head meats, which already puts it above your typical grocery store sandwich. You can choose from their preset options or build your own. I went with a turkey sandwich on sourdough with all the add-ons, and everything tasted fresh and satisfying. They'll even toast the bread for you, which makes a big difference. What really stood out is the value--you can load up your sandwich and still keep it under $10. They also have combo options where you can get a drink and a bag of chips for $5.99, making it an easy and affordable meal. Quick, convenient, and budget-friendly. Definitely a good spot if you're in the area and need a simple lunch.

See hilarious review below by Robert H!…read more I would like to add my 2 cents on the sandwich situation, which depending on the time of the day you hit up the deli, can be very dire. The older Hispanic ladies who make the sandwiches in the morning = amazing. Love them. They are warm, kind, quick, and attention-detailed. The sandwiches they make? Literally chef's kiss! Heaven on earth! Now onto the men who the make the sandwiches later in the day. Complete night and day. Watching them make sandwiches is like watching Down Syndrome people compete in the Special Olympics or the infants race in those baby crawl races. No directions, no focus, no sense of urgency. Think of the slothes working at the DMV from Zootopia. They talk to each other. They stare at the sandwich order print outs. They make the sandwiches haphazardly. And they still get the sandwiches wrong! How can you make sandwiches wrong when the pace has been so leisurely?? In conclusion, can Sprouts please please please, for the love of God (or the universe if you're an atheist), hire more ladies to work during the lunch times and evening times?!

Yama still delivers on quality and price but don't come here on Mother's Day as there was a real…read morelong line just to get inside. Once inside, you still need to take a number and wait to order sashimi. I guess most moms want sashimi for Mother's Day? Pre-ordered trays can be picked up at the front counter. BUT, the big news (to me at least) is that Yama will be expanding and taking the space next door that used to be Thai Paradise. They plan to have seating and this should also alleviate the issue like today where they just can't let everyone inside due to limited space.

Yama means "mountain" in Japanese. I think the name is very befitting, because once you walk in,…read moreyou will notice the mountains of sushi and sashimi the store has to offer. On the left side, you will find fridges full of premade rolls and some cooked foods. Head towards the back and you will find the sashimi counter. Pick the pieces of fish that you want and they will cut and package for you. There is a very nice Asian gentleman who works behind the sashimi counter, and he actually taught me how to spot a good piece of sashimi! The premade sushi is on a first come first serve basis, so once they sell out then it's done for the day. Here are my usual picks: California Rolls- Yama is known for this Spicy tuna Rolls- Bite sized, perfectly seasoned tuna Albacore sashimi- surprisingly, this is in the fridge, not the sashimi counter Chicken karaage- The mayo based dipping sauce is unique but delicious Salmon, yellowtail, otoro sashimi- Perfect sliced pieces of high quality fish Right now it is just grab and go. But they are expanding to the space next door to provide seating and possibly hot foods. They also have a great selection of party platters, but orders must be placed in advance. Check their website or call the store for details and availability. Pro tip: if you have a long drive home, ask for a bag of ice from the cashier to keep the food cold.

VERY Bad Smell near meat / fish sections. Produce was fresh. Interesting selection of fruits I…read morehadn't tried before. The checkers had a habit of looking at me suspiciously- like I didn't belong in store. Guess they didn't like my fair skin and blue eyes, but being quite contrary - I just kept shopping there, while I lived in San Gabriel.

This is an older 99 Ranch that hasn't been renovated by the Tawa overlords (at least for now). It's…read moredecently big and because it services the area of Alhambra, it was quite busy the Saturday afternoon that I went. I actually walked here after parking at my usual spot when I'm in the area to go to Gallery Nucleus or attend the events around. Very busy, and parking looked a bit chaotic, but as for a shopping experience it was alright. Doesn't stand out as much as the other 99 Ranch that I've been to, aside from the boba place at the entrance. It was Hechalou (was excited to try since now I don't have to go to Long Beach, but overall not that great) when I went, but now it's obviously something else. Luckily, I was able to find the chips that an idol I like enjoyed, purchased it here, and gifted it to her during her off kai. Glad that it was in the area.

Like some of the other 99 Ranch Markets in SoCal, this location has gotten a face lift thanks to…read moreTawa Gateway (I know Hacienda Heights and Rowland Heights also got this modern, minimalist repainting and rebranding). Inside is still the same though, not much updates there. Plenty of parking since this is located in such a huge plaza, so huge in fact that I would rather opt to park here than many of the other plazas within walking distance. So huge that I saw a dude practice basketball here at night without a basketball hoop in sight. Iconic and I hope he's balling out there, wherever he may be. There's security at the front and a good number of cashiers open so despite how crowded it is (at least on a Thursday mid morning), I was checked out quite efficiently. Like many other 99 Ranch, there's a bakery, hot foods area, seafood, butcher, and much more. It's not the cleanest, as I did see some wilted, not the freshest produce and some flies here and there (as well as some of the baked goods looking mushed into bags), but not outwardly awful. The variety isn't as good as I thought it would be, at least in comparison to my home 99 Ranch, but I was able to at least find some giftable chili oil. Not bad for a quick stop, but definitely do some price comparisons since there's lots of Asian markets nearby.

Been to this location a few times because my friends and I will typically come to Wushiland within…read morethe same plaza and hang out. It's been a nice way to snag some groceries when we're finished. There's something about the layout of this store that bothers me a little? But I think it's just the produce section being a little cramped. Great, wide selection of products. And I saw some ribeyes on sale that looked like really great cuts on my last visit here.

I love coming here when I need some fresh vegetables like avocados, tomatoes, gingers, and garlics…read more They sell ready-to-eat dipping sauces. Also, they have everything you need for Mexican cuisines and more. Recently I discovered the rice section with multiple choices. The Paella and Pinto rice are both amazing! Clerks are always friendly and helpful. It's a good local gem and neighborhood go-to market.

This market never disappoints when it comes to their hot chili salsa collection. I've been to many…read morebig supermarkets and checked out their chili varieties but they don't come close to the better quality chili bottles they carry here. They also sell Lottery tickets and fresh breads.

A whole in the wall! Didn't even notice this place! Was recommended by a friend for hotpot meat…read more This place sells your hotpot needs. Fishballs and sliced meat! We got a 3lb worth of sliced meat for $30 Owner was very sweet! Parking: plenty of spots located in a plaza

My new go to spot for hot pot meat. The shop has a lot of stuff you need for hot pot at home such…read moreas noodles, sauces, soup base, fish balls, meat balls, fish filet etc but no veggies. In the center of the store are freezers with the frozen goods and the outskirts of the store have dry goods. The moment we walked in the lady greeted us. Ngl I felt pressured to shop quickly bc she stood next to us the whole time we browsed but I think she was standing nearby to translate the signs that were all in Chinese. $30/3 lbs regular beef $22/2lb prime beef $35/3lbs marbling beef $18/1lb beef tongue and black beef tripe $12/1 lb pork belly $10/1lb regular tripe and pork butt(not sure since my Chinese isn't great) There are other cuts but I didn't get them so I'm not sure about the pricing

There's a bakery and a roast duck place inside the market which is convenient if you need to pick…read moreup some ready to eat food. The prices are not the cheapest, but they do have a big selection of produce.

I love shopping at both 168 Markets in this area. The decently priced AND quality of fruit is what…read morekeeps me coming back to this market. I've also bought meat from here and it was fresh and good quality. The place is extremely clean like an Albertson's, but items are priced cheaper like most other Asian markets in the area. Parking is plenty, even at peak hours since it's located on a very large lot. The building may be old looking on the outside but the inside is really nice and clean.

Good price with fresh produce. My friend told me they come here for the special sales and it is…read moreworth the little gas money.

It's a small market located on the busy Atlantic Blvd. You can park at the structure across the…read morestreet and walk over or do any of the parking near the market. It's an older market, can be a bit dingy, and because of space, the item selection may be limited but I did find some gems that I haven't been able to find elsewhere. Like I had no idea HaiDiLao had its own beer until I went here. The tofu is hilariously under the liquor section. AC is pretty good and it's busy, but I think the prices are comparable to any other Asian market in the 626. Overall, it's an alright market.