If you cant find it, try looking here.This store is huge and has so much to offer. Live fish, fresh produce, fresh bakery items, elaborate cakes and dont let me forget that incredible deli. Everything is COVID-19 ready. The store is clean and that includes the bathroom.

We are so happy that 99 Ranch finally set a store in Portland. We had to travel to Seattle before for Taiwanese goodies!! Great selections of veggies, frozen food, seasonings and fresh seafood! It’s like shopping in supermarket in Taiwan. They also have hot deli section with dimsum, Hong Kong style BBQ and food. Also yummy bakery. If you purchase certain amount in the supermarket, you get coupon to spend in the hot deli and bakery!

This was my family and myself first time shopping at 99 Ranch Market !I was BLOWN AWAY at its sheer amount of authentic Asian foods and products.The biggest sauce and seasoning section I’d ever seen!! Produce is fresh and unique - also with amazing prices !! So many noodle options (fresh abd dry) - tofu in so many different ways!! Bean curd options, tons of drink options - I could go on and on! Great customer service ! Friendly staff !! I will be back every 2 weeks I assume ! We spent $150 here today 🤭😬 and they have great prices!!

Great stuff! Had a little trouble communicating what bouillon was to the Gen Z, so I didnt get everything I need from there. But they did try their damnedest to and that makes me want to come back. Homemade 🍜 thanks to 99 Ranch Market 😋

Big, beautiful, clean store filled with an awesome assortment of Asian ingredients and goodies. Friendly staff and good prices. One of my favorite places to go in the Tigard general area. Would recommend to anyone!

Im not a fan of any of their fruit. I find most of the time its flown in from overseas. The result after ripening is generally mushy, mealy, or moldy. Their vegetables are generally stellar and they carry things that our white bread grocery stores dont. They have the most affordable herbs ranging from two types of basil in huge packages for the same price of one tiny package of Basil elsewhere to chive blossoms and garlic chives. Theyre Asian condiments section is massive.

I was pleased with the visit. Found exactly what I was looking for within limited budget and the hi chews are authentic (which I never knew to be a thing until I tasted the difference). Was in and out at spontaneous moment during travel. Will be back to grocery shop. For sure.

Good selection of Asian spices. The store is clean, little bit of fishy smell when you first walk in but nothing too bad. Hot food section has limited staff when we got there waited a while to get some assistance, dumpling was good.

Great place for Asian dedicated products. Seafood is also a recommendation.

Nice service and friendly staff with wide selection of fresh Asian veggies. The guy at the fish place is also super friendly today

Great snacks at a great price. Always come here for my groceries and their aisles are always stocked. Sometimes the service is a bit spotty and the lines are long, but its worth it for me. 5 stars

Really nice Asian food market with lots of options! Really liked the selection of different kinds dry noodles. Their their deli in bakers section looks nice as well!Would definitely recommend theyre produce and freezer sections.

For those on the west side looking for a Chinese food focused super market this is your best option. A large, clean supermarket with a full bakery, hot deli, and dim sum. You can even get fresh roasted duck. Great friendly service and a wide selection of produce and meats.

I go in for a couple items and come out with more than 5. I keep buying hard to find items that I cannot find elsewhere..They have the largest variety of instant noodles and more importantly the white curry noodles from my home town!!!

If you ever need a quality fish market with decent prices. Look no further than this wonderful place. You can find a lot of Korean, Japanese and Chinese products at very good prices. Their ramen aisle is quite fun to browse through.

This place is such a gem. I would say having visited the major asian grocery stores in portland this is the one you would find the most variety, especially if you are looking for hotpot stuff and chinese or taiwanese food.

Great grocery store that specializes in Asian goods. They always have something good and new for me to try. They also have a great deli where you can get some tasty duck and bbq pork/spareribs.

Pretty fresh fishes from the sea. Other meat are little pricey.

KeeHeong Bah Kut Teh is sold again😔

I wasnt sure what kind of store was, but when I went inside I saw it. Its an Asian store. Full of Asian products, like drinks, food, noodles, seafood, they have live seafood 🦞... And many things more.

Its a good place. But you got try out there good, THEY HAVE GREAT FOOD!

Very pleased with this market. The diversity of the food, the freshness of the seafood, That DELI!! Is amazing. Friendly and helpful staff.

Very good place to shop, and eat out, they do have a lot of fresh seafood 🦞🦞🦞

One of my favorite grocery stores.Has a unique group of imported products from different sodas, sweets, chips and a whole aisle of different ramen noodles. But honestly the produce and spice sections are my favorite. Speciality items here are much cheaper than other vendors in the area and theres higher quality produce than the other local grocers.

Love this market. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I can always find ingredients and items here that I cant at others.

Good selection and better prices than the big box stores.

A Chinese supermarket with a deli thats has ok food. The prices for some items are a bit high, like the oyster sauce. A very good fresh fish section. Its am experience to check it out. For the deli I think the best thing are the steamed BBQ buns.

When it opened, it was great. Now not much.

Reminds me of Fubon on the East Side of Portland. Definitely will return since its here in Beaverton. I would like to see the hot food area better communicate what theyre serving instead of me constantly asking whats inside of this or that hot food item.Update 9/9/17: Finding out that the hot foods are still not labeled. Food tasted a little bland to me.

Clean and well stocked. I expected to get blown away with smells from the fish market but they are doing a great job keeping the environment pleasant.

After living overseas across Asia for the past 16 years, 99 Ranch offered us so many of our favorite foods that we miss and love so much ... a taste of home right here in Beaverton ... THANKS!

Nice and clean for an Asian market. Its a big store but not a ton of variety. Meats are a bit pricey. I love that they have Dim Sum to go.

Good choice out of usual markets in Portland area..Mostly Asian food! Specially I liked the seafood diversity..!!! Prices are ok, not very cheap but not Whole Foods.. Also you probably found much better fruits aa well... I mean the quality ans diversity. There is a kind food cart inside so if you are too hungry here you go.. :) overall nice place!

Excellent variety. Wish they had a deli though like Hong phat that has the pre made papaya salads.

Its a cool place, no frills, decent prices, and lots of cool, strange stuff you wont recognize if youre an American

This is a smaller 99 Ranch than Im used to (I used to live in California). But for Oregon this is a solid place for Asian staples. The choices skew to main stream Chinese varieties. Theres good meat and seafood options. The frozen section has a nice variety. Anytime Im in the area I swing by to stock up.

Great selection of Asian products. They also have kitchen tools that you might find useful. There is also a food deli that has pretty good Asian food already cooked for you.

This Ranch 99 is very clean and organized. The bakery shop has nice varieties of cakes and cookies. The hot plate area is separated from public by plastic screen during COVID-19 time which is thoughtful. The raw meat and seafood look very fresh. The entire store looks well maintained and its not crowded at 5pm on a Saturday.

The best Chinese Supermarket in Beaverton area! Its clean then the others 99 ranch in California, lets go get some chinese food!!

Low or no stock with many items. Prices are up significantly. To be fair, this is a Biden policy problem.

Wow, the variety of everything there is amazing. Staff friendly and helpful. Checker used a coupon I didnt even know about.

Great store. I got coupons for my purchases. I was able to buy food from their deli with them. My sister got a cake with her coupons. So lets say we had lunch with dessert on them. Awesome!!!

Good variety, clean store, but pricey AF. love the fresh fish with option to fry

After hearing about this place for months I decided it was finally time to take my maiden voyage. As a regular shopper of TJs, Uwajimaya, Safeway and other Asian marts all around LA its safe to say I know prices and selection, even with 99 Ranch being primarily Chinese goods versus Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and others.First thing to notice is the parking lot is actually quite large with spaces out front and on the side, they only share it with an Arbys. I had no problem finding parking near the front doors on a late Friday afternoon. Shopping carts are in the cart return areas outside and there is one mobility scooter in the entry. Entry and exit doors are in the middle. The store itself is quite large, (bigger than Uwajimaya) hosting clean bathrooms, a customer service area, bakery, deli/cafe, produce, along with meat and seafood departments touting a large assortment of whole fish. Small kitchen utility section near the front.Star of the store is the ample whole fish selection with the option to clean and deep fry, no charge. Clams, oysters, live Dungeness crabs and some various live fish as well. Like the DMV, be sure to pull a guest ticket number for seafood service or you might end up standing around only to get bumped by someone who has a ticket when they call their number. To deep fry, pick your numbers off the overhead board for cleaning, then for how you want it fried. They do not season or dredge the fish. I ended up flash heating my whole trout in the oven at home, sprayed it with a little olive oil then seasoned both sides with salt and pepper, served with a little fresh lime drizzled over the top to finish. Delicious! Fish was still flaky and moist on the inside, crispy on the outside. I could see how it might dry out or get soggy if not taken care of after getting it home or by over heating it. Best when fresh. The regular meat department is pretty standard and pricing is bout average.Basically everything here is a bit more expensive than other Asian grocery stores, especially the non Chinese goods. Some of the more standard items might be cheaper (corn starch, rice, vinegar, oils ... etc.) and plenty of things go on sale so there are deals to be had. A lot of the items that are also at Uwajimaya tend to be more expensive at 99, including most of the produce. Since they arent a Japanese store they dont serve premade sushi, but they do have a few basic packaged cuts of sashimi, like tuna, octopus and salmon.All in all 99 Ranch is a decent fund store with good selection, even though on average slightly higher priced compared to the local competition. The whole fish selection blows Uwajimaya out of the water and pricing is fair, Id go back just for that. Otherwise Uwajimaya has easier produce and prices and doesnt force you to buy huge family size bags of things like boo chop, sometimes I only need a couple instead of ten.

I am glad to see another Asian Market in the area. With what seems to be a rocky start with battle vans at the ready to take you out when hunting for a spot I hope that this will ease away as it becomes more of an every day store and not a Grand Opening. The parking lot is currently a little too small for the crowds that are coming in to enjoy the market in its new opened glory... I hope again this will die down so that it can be an enjoyment to go instead of feeling like your battling not only in the parking lot but in the store as well.There is so much to be said so far with the opening. Great prices, great looking fruits and vegetables, great meat selections (Fresh, frozen, and pre-packaged.) SO FAR Organization is great, cleanliness is great, customer service though okay but I am sure will get better with time (I am hopeful) I do hope that they will get Polish/European/Asian pickles in and not american classics that I saw there.In all I hope that it stays popular, though not so popular that you dont feel like a cow being herded...

So much bigger & better than the other Asian market I usually go to.

A large grocery store with the emphasis on Asian foods. Everything from Asian kitchen accessories, fresh produce, a large seafood and meat market, a bakery and a deli with prepared food and whole roasted ducks that they will cut up for you. $$

I love this place. Hot food is amazing and they have anything and everything else you can think of. Best market in the neighborhood

Excellent selection of asian products including fresh fish, meats, and produce. Hot food to go available.

Massive selection of Asian ingredients including hard-to-find fresh herbs. Hot foods area lacked vegetarian options though.

There are so many unique things to find here. However, I do wish the businesses who share the parking lot would clean it up more. It’s located near a pond and often trash floats from the parking lot down into the lush natural park.Please help to keep the parking lot clean.

Lots of stuff. Definitely a full Asian grocery store. They have everything you want or need to cook everything Asian. Good selection of meats. Complete isle of all types of Ramen. Found Makgeolli (pictured); but I couldnt find the flavored Soju. They were probably out since it was on sale.

Nice place not close to home, but worth drive

Its difficult to know how to order here... there seem to be a lot of different yet non-descriptive places to order up some food. It feels like there are a lot of rules that everybody else seems to know, but I sure didnt. I found a spot with spoons in food with a stack of white togo containers nearby.. so I started loading it up. I was nervous the whole time that I was somehow screwing it up. I guess I didnt. I paid my $8 and sat down and had quite a meal. I think I did the easy food and the easy communication route. Im definitely going to go back and try dim sum at lunch and try all the different foods here. The bakery looks amazing. The store is amazing.

Just moved here in oregon.. One of the best Asian markets Ive been. Lots of variety.. Mostly Related to food. Lots of product from Childhood.. Prices Are average(Depends which product from where you compare it to). They also have some great deals with friendly employees.

Want a different grocery experience?! This place has so much! Lots of different veggies and fruit. Try a different kind of soy sauce. I like the light variety which is light in color and flavor not the less salt variety. My new find is the shortbread filled with pineapple. Wow!

My go-to spot whenever I’m craving for anything from home. Quick tip here, pay attention to their expiration date, sometimes, unfortunately, some stuff are expired. They also give you $1 coupon per certain $ (I’m actually not sure), truly is, you get more during weekdays. My husband and I usually shop first and then use the coupon to buy their roasted duck or pastries.

My brother ordered the $24 roasted duck one but they gave him the $27 one. They hid the burnt part on the bottom so when we got home and saw that it was burnt. This is what it looks like after i removed the burnt part.

Excellent hot food at the counter!

Great selection if Chinese product not found elsewhere.

This supermarket contains a hot deli, bakery, live seafood, and the indoor dining section is adjacent to the hot deli. This is a national Asian supermarket chain on both the East and West coasts, and mainly clustered amongst large urban metropolitan cities and heavily dense Chinese, Hong Kong, Taiwanese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and other Southeast Asian cultural populations. This supermarket is a one stop shop for everything you need for the week including fresh produce, dry goods, baked goods and pastries, hot ready made meals to take home for lunch or dinner, and Asian bulk staples such as various types of rice, noodles, and frozen foods. Unfortunately, this 99 Ranch Market does not make weekend Chinese favorites such as Rice Rolls, Chinese donuts rolls, nor any beef, pork, chicken, seafood, preserved duck egg congees. The supermarket employees all speak competent English in addition to their native languages such as Mandarin, Cantonese, or Spanish, so you dont feel embarrassed to ask any clerk a question or for assistance. The supermarket grand opened on 08-27-2017, so everything is practically new. The service stations are clean, the aisles are orderly and clutter free, and the staff are welcoming and friendly to any and all customers. In addition, the prices are very competitive with other supermarkets, and the selection is plentiful and eclectic. This is a must visit for all your Asian, American, and special Holiday grocery needs! Finally, they offer a one dollar coupon for every $20 spent, and have double coupons on every $60 spent Monday through Friday, so two one dollar coupons for every $20 up to $60 for a total of six one dollar coupon. On the other hand, their double coupon limit increases to $80 Saturday through Sundays, so two one dollar coupons for every $20 up to $80 for a total of eight one dollar coupons. Remember, the one dollar coupons are only valid for use in the Hot Deli, Bakery, and Checkout cashier sections, and can neither be redeemed for cash nor given the difference in change after using it for a purchase!

Nice selection of items. Employees not overly friendly but seemed very occupied talking to coworkers

Tiramisu cake is so good. Super tasty! ❤️

Bought dried red peppers with some insects crawling inside the package. Earlier I saw expired tofu sitting on their shelves. Wont shop there again.

Dont let the name fool you. Its an Asian food market.

Find what u need for asian meals!

Good Asian market, lots of options and prices arent bad for most things.

An outstanding selection of Asian grocery items. The meat and fish departments have a lot of items you rarely see in a regular grocery.

Having a variety of food choices.But like other 99 ranch markets, deli foods are terrible.

Well, its 99 Ranch, what can I say. Not a lot of people this day and food is fresh as usual. Was there for some vegetables but the coral shrimps ($18/lb) and lobsters ($10/lb) were at a good deal. and picked some of those up as well. Both of them were very fresh and still live and swimming right before we cook them.Moon festival is coming so A LOT of options here, also decently priced. Got a box of durian iced moon cake. Pretty legit and love it. Lot of sugar, so be careful. Also picked up some boba popsicles that ive been hearing about. Not about, but nothing to die for.

HUGE variety! Yummy treats.

Excellent selections of produce and other groceries from all parts of Asia. All reasonably priced and fresh. Though I went on the Saturday before CNY. It was super packed. Wish they could have enforced the occupancy restrictions and have hand sanitizers widely available. It’s an Asian grocery store where the culture is profit and everyone for him or herself. Quite sad.

Impressive selection for seafoods and their fried cooking service!

Love the vegetable selection and prices here. Also, There is always something on SALE!The bakery is just OK. Good prices on meat and vegetables.

Sooooo much like being at the grocery store in Tokyo or Beijing. On-site butchers make meat cuts that you normally find only in Asia. Shabu-shab thin cut pork and beef!! Meaty flanken ribs!! Chicken feet!!

All that a person could ask for. Great produce, meat and fish. Great looking deli.

This store is a monument to amazing chinese ingredients. I like it so much I got their logo tattooed on my arm!

Customers let the shopping carts roll down the parking lot hitting cars. Of course nobody takes responsibility on that. That is why I never came back again!

My childhood foods are at this stores and a lot of variety of vegetables, seafood, and a lot more.. my favorite area is where you choose a fish they clean it and your choice of how you want it cook. 👍👍👍👍

Love this place. Bread and seafood sections are amazing. I bet many Koreans will love these breads such as redbean paste, custard cream, and ham and cheese bread. There are almost of all kinds Asian sauces and food collection. You can get fresh rice with reasonable price.

Widely varied Asian products. Nice produce, some great meats. If youve never been to an Asian grocery, this one is especially entertaining. Prices a little higher than H-Mart for some staples, but better than Uwajimaya.

Veggies, meat and seafood are fresh. Recommend

Great selections ala youre shopping for oriental ingredients. Pardon the smell when first entering the premise.

Getting my fix on some of the Asian food accessories and side. Cleaner than the 99 Ranch markets in CA, but still dirtier than generic american grocery stores. This location does not have the wide range of cooked and prepared foods that im accustomed to getting in the CA locations.

My first time there. Looking for specific items for a special meal. Had a hard time finding all of the items. Definitely not organized like a traditional store. I asked two employees for help, but neither spoke English. Admittedly was a bit frustrated. That being said, I did eventually find everything on my list by wandering around. Im just glad I had the time to do that today. If its your first trip to an Asian market, give yourself extra time! This store is clean. Well stocked. Busy employees everywhere. Most everything had an English translation on the packaging so I could tell what it was. They have a nice produce area. Lots and lots of fish and meats I have no idea what to do with. Lol The prices were very reasonable. I will go back as I have time to experiment with cooking and explore the store. Oh and there is a small bakery and deli too. That also will take some exploring. Happy shopping!

First time in this store, so much to choose from and their produce, meat and seafood options were just amazing.

Very clean and fast line, even though it looks really long

They had a great variety of various foods. It was easy to navigate. And, they had a great system for checking out.

Really awesome place and the food is great

Great selection of asian food and other products.

Took a little your of this big asian grocery market . Amazing the amount of products they have in there . I didnt find my little rice candies I remember as a kid but the staff in there was real friendly and helped me find something similar . Left with a hand full of goodies and my favorite aloe vera drink and dried hot cuttlefish jerky . Ill be buying my fresh crab and lobster there too .great people

Great Asian market alternative to Uwajimaya.

Has all the ingredients an Asian could ever dream for hahaha. Was looking for ingredients to make Tonkotsu it was perfect. Just Fresh ramen noodles were all sold out. But they have a pretty impressive array of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese fresh cut noodles.

Great nice and clean

My first time to visit the store. Nice variety of goods. Some items a bit pricy though.

Smells funky, but then again they sell Fresh Durian. So yeah. Otherwise, its a treasure trove of half comprehensible items and stuff that looks super scary and stuff that looks probably delicious. Grass jelly? Gotta try it. Sea cucumber? Not so much (I actually tried it once and didnt love anything about it, so Im not JUST a wuss). But overall this is a great store. I may even get to the durian one of these days.

Was very good you had all the food I wanted

Where else can you get chicken feet from the deli? Go to spot for Chinese goods

Amazing protein cuts. Oxtail, rashers, you name it.

Clean and bright.