Ranch Ihaw Ihaw

This my favorite place to eat inside of 99 Ranch Market. There is always a variety of foods to try from the Filipino or Chinese sections. This is way better than any of the stuff you're going to find in a mall food court.There are about four starches to choose from for your one, two, three or four items for a combo meal. There's generally fried rice, lo mein, pancit and white rice to choose from as your starches and you can select one or two different ones.The entree choices are always changing and you may never have the same combo two days in the row as all the entrees change on a daily basis. You can also buy ala carte if you want to do a takeout order or sometimes, items may only be available as a one item order- like the pancit palabok or the roast pork which is sold by the pound. Some items count as two items like the bangus/ fried milk fish. Don't forget there is also dim sum in the steamer trays so don't be afraid to ask what they have. There's always something good here.

This is a small "turo turo" (literally, point - point) style Filipino eatery located inside the 99 Ranch Market here in Corona. Seating is limited. There are a handful of small patio tables inside the store, but don't expect anything comfortable. Also, don't expect ambiance unless you get a kick over watching little old Asian ladies who can barely peer over the tops of their shopping carts as they dodge their way around their large American counterparts. Dangerous maneuvers, I am warning you, but a real kick to watch.There are a modest number of hot food choices that rotate each day. The foods are typical Filipino fare, inexpensive, and decent. Admittedly, some dishes look more tantalizing than others, and some can be a turn-off, greasy, but we were pleasantly surprised too. Simply choose with care. The skewered bbq meat is really tasty. And of course, you always get rice. Hey, this is Filipino here!Our primary reason for patronizing this tiny eatery is because they carry whole Chinese hanging ducks. In the past, we have had to resign ourselves to either going to the Asian deli/markets of Orange County or LA County to find this delectable dish, as there is no other market (that I can think of) in the IE that carries hanging duck, with the exception of the other hot deli at the 99 Ranch Market in Chino Hills (and I am not so sure they care to be identified with the IE anyway). I am delighted that we can indulge in that special meaty goodness when the craving hits, and we don't have to arrange a special day trip to get it. It is good! Cheap, quick, good tasting fare. Perfect for taking home, the food here is a good alternative for those nights you don't wish to cook and you are looking for something less common. An adventure!

The fried chicken is disgusting. No seasoning so no flavor. The clerks aren't that friendly( no smiles here). The food Quality has gone down.

Rude people I've been standing here for 20 mins no one even said hello or hi. I ordered pancit bihon over the phone and I just needed to pay. This lady finally tells me to take a number. WTH

Don't waste your money. I bought a half duck for my young son because he loves bbq/Peking duck. But I was pissed when I got home and opened the box. The lady gave us all the bones, the head, and the neck. No breast pieces. I had to look for any pieces with meat to give to my son. I can't believe I wasted $18 on this. The duck was dry and didn't have flavor. The sauce was too salty when I added it so I just added soy sauce. Not good at all.