999 Seafood Supermarket

I called and they don't sell fish fillets they sell whole fish so I guess if somebody wants to work that hard to bake a fish or if you want to do fish fillets for dinner you have to fillet them yourself that was a turn off for me and and I didn't go purchase anything from them Just that it's not convenient I'm from New York and every modern city in the world will sell the whole fish and for slightly more will sell for late fish That's just a matter profit I don't see what the problem here is You can make more money in the process

I was surprised it had a fair amount of stuff that my HMart did in Denver. Quality was poorer but at least I found some of my favorite seafood and veggies that I can't find anywhere else.

This was surprisingly a mixed experience. Very thing initially seemed like it was great until I brought my groceries and within 2-3 days all of it was going bad and smelling rotten. I would not recommend buying your fresh fruits or veggies there. Prices are for the most part reasonable. They also have fried duck that can be bought as half or whole. Overall they have construction and most part is kept decently clean. Staff is friendly and genuinely helpful.

sometimes run out of stuff i am looking for but always has a great variety of veggies, food, noodles, snacks, household stuff, medicine etc. good vegan variety too just need to look hard

By far, my favorite place to shop in ABQ. I drive 131 miles to shop here. The vegan frozen section grows every time I go. The produce is exceptional and they carry king oyster mushrooms perfect for vegan pulled pork recipes. They carry a wide selection of plant-based spicy "meat" snacks and the BEST GUMMIES on the planet. There are tons of specialty kitchen equipment and a huge variety of all the unique ingredients needed to cook Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and Korean dishes that you cannot find anywhere else. It's an experience and a half.

Not the same as a Californian Asian market, but for the desert pretty damn good. And even more important is how helpful they are. I had a lovely woman (perhaps the manager) looking over my grocery list and going in the back to find produce that had not been put out yet. Between this store and Talin I can almost get everything I need. Almost! Now if it weren't an hour from home...

I tend to follow Jennifer L. around a bit, it seems (Stalker Alert). Moreover, I tend to plagiarize her as well, what gives? Nevertheless, she's spot on, again! It is a Ranch 99, just not. If that makes sense?Any Asian person from the West Coast (there I go generalizing again, my bad) who shops for Asian groceries knows all about Ranch 99 Market. They are the super grocery store for everything Asian! Ever been to the one in Vegas? Huge! This is just like it - similar in name too, which makes one wonder if they are somehow affiliated. Regardless, they have pretty much everything you need from pretty much every different Asian ethnicity.Huge fresh fish selection, dried noodle goods from around the globe, and everything in between. Forget Talin Market, this place has them beat! Well, Talin is a bit fancier you might say, but this place beats their inventory hands down.In addition, they have a little deli/restaurant in the back. No name, just the deli/restaurant area, cash only, but decent grub at a decent price. Head-on roasted duck ready to go? Yup! Roasted pig ready to go? Yup!Give em' a go, I think you'll be glad you did.

I'd give zero stars if I could. I have been traveling all day and stopped in Albuquerque for the night. I see that this Asian store is open today so I call and ask, "Hi, I'm calling to see if you have a specific coconut milk in stock, please? " Lady responds, "Yes, we do." Ummm.. so I continue, "Yes, it's Aroy-D brand coconut milk. " She screams into the phone, "YES WE DO!" Um. No. I'm not driving an extra 20 minutes to see that woman or deal with that dismissive behavior. Peace +

Its got what you need when it comes to asian necessities. Sauces, spices and dried goods are there. The building is a little older, its not like in other states like california where theres a place to eat inside or food made ready to order. For sure this place has seen better days.Veggies seem like they have been sitting there a while. If you are planning on making pho this is the place to go to get what you need.

This place is amazing and has everything I need and plenty of things I didn't know I need until I stumbled across them.