Nice little gem in the pico rivera area. I was hoping the selection would be bigger but the seafood…read morethey do offer is quality and fairly priced. I stop in here from time to time to time to pick up a fish to grill or char. Conveniently located and I love supporting local businesses.

I went in today to beu some Callo de Hacha and I asked how much the lady said 38.99 a lb so I said…read moreI'm already here I'll take them but I usually buy the for 30 a lb a Rio foods and she replied Well go buy them over there so I tell her to just stick the where the sun don't shine but in Spanish and you can imagine how anyway that's her reply to me was very unprofessional and I replied in the same or worst manner but in the end that's now way you should speak to a customer specially if I'm the only one it's not like ppl were lining up to buy over priced food

If u want some fresh seafood. Ceviche by the lb either fish or shrimp this is the place to be. I'm…read morea foodie and I specialized I would like to think in seafood and this spot is it. It is fresh clean and they have the ceviche down to a science. The fish and shrimp both are fresh the taste will have ur tastebuds happy with u and it even looks nice and colorful. They grind up the shrimp for a better balance so u get a great and balanced taste in each mouthful. They have many tostadas to choose from. The service is great and the prices are good also. I would definitely recommend this place if u want a tray for a party or just to feed the family. I will definitely keep coming back to this place.

I always buy ceviche there but the more I buy the bigger the pieces of onions get the shrimp is all…read moresmashed and ground it. Instead of looking tasty is just looks nasty. I'm done buying there. $60 of pure disgusting shit.

We were already in Southern CA and I needed to grab a few items at Seafood City. This Seafood City…read morehas a Red Ribbon located inside and has a huge parking space so parking is not hard to find. It's also located near a lot of other Filipino establishments which is always super convenient for Filipinos who wants to grab their groceries, dinner and breads in one area. This Seafood City is very organized and super clean. The employees were very friendly when we visited and were all busy working. What I really liked about this location was that it was not that busy, but it could be we came when there weren't a lot of people shopping. Parking is never a problem at any of the Seafood City locations because just like this one, they have a huge parking lot, so there's plenty of parking. They're also open everyday, they have all your Filipino food ingredients here. I wish I lived close by because I would stock up on ube ice cream for days, but it would definitely melt by the time I get back to Bakersfield.

Located right off the freeway Plenty of parking…read more Res ribbon bakery and Grill City located inside Plenty of delicious Filipino offerings

I've been wanting to try this spot ever since I saw the MexPapas post--and wow, it did NOT…read moredisappoint. The tacos de rib eye, especially La Cachetada, are absolutely amazing... seriously next level. Every bite was packed with flavor. The regular rib eye taco was just as good--perfectly cooked and super satisfying. On top of that, everyone at the location was very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I'll definitely be coming back to try more items. Highly recommend if you're looking for some of the best tacos in the Downey area.

Now serving cooked food, the taco was amazing we had prime rib, Al pastor, asada and a taco I don't…read moreremember the name but it was loaded with different types of meat that one was my favorite. Going back today for the chili relleno. So popular it was sold out yesterday

Ever heard of fleet maintenance? Vehicles beat to *** ...not serviced. Not a single working brake…read morelight. No working turn signal. Plus drivers hugging the bumpers of other cars, making erratic turns, flying on and off ramps to cut traffic. Train or screen your staff? Won't call again. Embarrassing and unprofessional.

Great place to buy high quality seafood. My sister buys all her seafood for her restaurant here…read more Taurinos in the city of Gardena. She walks in there with 2 twin boys, I bet the ladies know who she is. They have some very hard working ladies. Keep up the good work.

I like to go here every time I have an event! Great prices, good customer service, quality food !read more

bullshit service No parking no restroom The way of speaking is also very dirty After waiting for…read moresix hours, it took two hours to relieve oneself.

Worst experience ever! Customer service sucks!!…read more Quality meat was terrible They have nice meat In the display but was given some choppy ugly meat from the back... No greeting and just simply rude WE ARE REGULARS AT OTHER LOCATIONS AND THEY ARE NOTHING LIKE THIS..

This location is layout just like their La Puente store although I'm not sure if they are owned by…read morethe same person or is a franchise. Besides beef, seafood, chicken, and pork, the market offers everything you'll need for grilling outdoors, including charcoal, salsas, tortillas, and spices. They even off wagyu from Japan, Australia and tomahawk ribeye's. I've visited this location twice and have taken home USDA prime marinated carne asada and tried their chorizo sausages made specifically for grilling. The butchers and customer service gals here are friendly and accommodating. As for the quality of meats, I was impressed with the packaging, leanest, and the quality of all their proteins. They also offer yummy salsas that taste homemade. The prices are higher but in exchange you'll receive the top-quality cuts of meats and are superior to the grocery store chains. This along with the La Puente store is now my go-to stores for proteins when I'm going to grill. Definitely give them a try, you can thank me later.

Stopped by for some late Sunday Menudo and concha. Didn't know they sold it with or without meat…read more Got the Large and it came with all the seasonings and corn tortillas. For the concha we grabbed a variety of four, shame no pumpkin. All together it cost $19.35 and everything was delicious. My wife said memories of her grandmothers best!

Be careful with the scales at the registers! Weigh your items in the produce section and make sure…read morethey match at the register. I was being charged extra weight on some oranges after an employee changed the code of the fruit. Changing the code or description of an item should not change the weight of an item. For context I selected Naval oranges because that was the description on the produce bin. The employee selected LG Naval oranges. Somehow the weight was 2lbs heavier than my selection. The price was the same per lb for both selections but it went from charging me $7 and change to $11. When you don't pay attention and this is happening on all your produce, how much are we being overcharged on these already high prices? Also when i asked if someone else could assist me because the employee wasn't understanding the concept of weight, she said no one else was working. I did not want a manager simply someone else than the person giving me a hard time.

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.

Got the king salmon, so juicy not dry like sockeye or keta. Always hard to find king salmon…read more(besides order online) so glad I found it here. Sunday farmer's market.

I've been purchasing from them a few times a year over the years from the Brentwood Farmer's…read moreMarket. The chilean sea bass is always terrific, and the price is a few dollars cheaper per pound than gourmet markets. We've also greatly enjoyed their scallops. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase any of their offerings.