Annie's Street Food

The food has been great the several times I have gone in for lunch! The staff is very helpful and gets things done quick and properly to make sure you are served your food. On the weekends, the food court for 99 ranch can get VERY crowded in the parking lot and you might not have a chance to relax and eat peacefully. If you go, I'd recommend a weekday to have a quieter and relaxed experience than having to struggle for parking and then shop around while it's super crowded and try to find a seat in a crowded food court.

This local street food spot has been a reliable favorite for my family. Their consistency keeps us coming back, especially for their chicken wings. It's located in the food court area of the grocery store and has clean environment. It isn't typically overcrowded, with notably friendly staff who enhance the dining experience. Customers have two convenient ordering options: a self-service kiosk or traditional counter service, both featuring short lines that make the ordering process quick and straightforward. While the chicken wings do require a longer wait time, this actually ensures freshly prepared dishes that are piping hot and made to order. The extended cooking time is a small trade-off imo.

What a pleasant surprise inside Ranch 99! I was craving some Korean Chinese food and the place I originally wanted to go was closed so I gave this place a chance and I was very happy to have found this place. The food portion was very generous and both Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong were very tasty. The Jjamppong was especially a hit, with a whole grilled squid on top. Who would've expected this much quality from a food court!? Jjajangmyeon was good too but honestly couldn't beat the Jjamppong. The owner is Korean and she seemed to know what to do, haha. Can't wait to go back and try other dishes

This is an adorable fusion spot in 99 Ranch's food court. I only ordered snacks but they were delicious! It made me regretful that I didn't order their other food. The staff were so sweet and their coffee is a craft art. It's equally as delicious as it's beautiful. They are working on kinks on their ordering system though. Just be aware that when you can only choose TWO fillings for their Manjoo not 3.

We tried the beef bulgogi fried rice. It was good. We ordered some food from the other food stalls , so this was enough to be shared by two people. Coffee was very good. It has rich taste without being overly sweet. I will come back for the coffee. Service was pretty friendly. Pricing is a bit steep considering this is in a food court.

Recommended:- Soup Noodle: Beef Brisket (the small portion of noodles is like a regular size)- Seasonal: Cold Buckwheat Noodles- Seafood Pancake was ok...just a bit small.

The food and staff is different from before. Did the owners change? I usually get the jambongg but this time I tried the soondubu and it was very very very salty and had a gooey texture as if cornstarch was added to thicken it up. My tongue quickly has this numbing feeling after having a few spoons of the soup. This is one of my favorite Korean dishes and I've had it all over Dfw. It was also the first time I got charged extra for the egg that normally comes with the soondubu. Because they put in the egg before you pick it up at the counter, it became a boiled egg inside the soondubu by the time we reached the table. I am leaving three stars as the jambong from before was really good. Hopefully that hasn't changed.

Perhaps I ordered the wrong food . Got chicken buldak $13.99Seafood pancake $6.99Taste wise they were just ok. But portion .. sorely lacking. We were shocked at how little was provided for the chicken. More like kids meal portion. For $14 rice wasn't included. It came with a small size radish kimchi. Seafood pancakes were also mini size. Well it was only $7 so can't complain much. But the chicken .. won't order it anymore for sure. Will we come back ? Not sure

I got the seafood jjampong soup. It was really big and tasted good. I got regular spicy, which was too spicy for me. It was not sweet, which was nice. There were a lot of noodles too.

This is a surprise stall at the very back of small dining section within 99 Ranch. The food dishes were Korean food that I hadn't tried. I was looking for an iced coffee and decided to try it out. The iced Vietnamese coffee was excellent. Coffee was so strong. Condensed milk was at a perfect level. It was so refreshing. I usually got the iced Vietnamese coffee from Mr. Bang Mi nearby in the complex but this is so much cutter.