99 Asian Supermarket — Attraction in Malden

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Dining at this fine Thai restaurant is an unforgettable experience that blends authentic flavors, elegant presentation, and warm hospitality. From the moment you enter, the ambiance sets the tone—a refined space with soft lighting, tasteful Thai-inspired décor, and an atmosphere that feels both luxurious and inviting.

The menu is a thoughtfully curated journey through Thailand’s rich culinary heritage, balancing traditional recipes with creative, modern touches. Every dish is presented like a piece of art, beautifully plated with vibrant colors and intricate garnishes. The flavors are masterfully layered—spicy, sweet, sour, and savory all dancing together in perfect harmony.

One standout is the Tom Yum Goong, a fragrant soup with plump, juicy prawns in a tangy lemongrass broth that awakens the senses. The Massaman curry, slow-cooked to perfection, is rich and comforting, with tender meat that melts in your mouth. For those seeking a lighter option, the papaya salad bursts with freshness and just the right amount of chili heat, offering a refreshing contrast to the richer dishes.

What truly elevates the experience is the impeccable service. The staff are attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable about the dishes, and happy to suggest pairings from their impressive wine and cocktail list. Every interaction feels genuine, as if they take personal pride in ensuring each guest’s satisfaction.

To end the meal, the mango sticky rice is a must—ripe, sweet mango paired with creamy coconut-infused sticky rice, a perfect finale that leaves you smiling.

This restaurant is more than just a place to eat; it’s a celebration of Thai culture and hospitality. Whether you’re here for a special occasion or simply to indulge in extraordinary flavors, every visit is a journey worth savoring. A true gem for anyone who appreciates fine dining and the magic of...

I have been shopped here for so many times, I don’t know their policy until last night when I tried to return some meats. Well, it called fresh whole chicken cost $15.99, it’s very common item that I used buy a lot. When I returned home, it’s about half hour later after purchase make. I opened the fresh chicken, I know it’s not fresh but it’s used to taste and tender after cook. But unlucky, when it’s opened with smelly, I hate to say that. But it’s too bad to smell it, I will 100% get sick if I eat it, so I decide to make this phone call, I will tell you this is upgrade my knowledge in my life. I told to a store manager about it and try to bring it back for a refund, I told her it’s smelly and I can’t eat it. The words she used is why u buy it when it’s smelly, I mean yes, if I know it’s smelly of course I won’t buy it. She said it’s opened so she can’t do anything I do not need to bring it back she can’t refund anything since it’s opened. It’s wrapped by some plastic wrap, my point is you guys sales some bad smelling stuff to your guests and expect when your guest opened without a refund, for my understanding it’s as is, once you bought it and opened it it’s yours. You choose the item not what I asked u to buy it, this is unbelievably wrong. I also mentioned the receipt showing I can return fresh items within two hours, it’s not yet one hour. Her answer is only if you DO NOT OPEN. Well, you win the game. I will recommend all guests considering buying an fresh item before paying it, it’s very important!!! once you...

Usually the weekend before Lunar New Year , I like to make a trip to a big Asian store . This year I decided to go to 99 Asian Supermarket. I was pleased with the varieties that they carry. My favorite areas are the produce, seafood,refrigerated packaged noodles and the meat areas. Those of you who want to make crispy pork , the prices of pork belly per lb is less here than at Costco. I sometimes don’t like the huge quantities at warehouses. They had fresh flounder (wow) so one can make the ginger/ green onions steamed fish. They also carry my favorite noodle brands such as Twin Marquis and Ho Toy . So many types of noodles so little time . One can use to create many great meals at home. I usually buy couple of bag and freeze and defrost as needed.

Prices range from wow to fair. Not bad at all.

A plus is that they have a food court and my favorite Banh mi place is here; Banh mi Ba Le. I have gone to the original location in Dorchester and have gone to the Quincy one ( located in an another supermarket ) and just found out this location. Coming from Maine, going to Malden is a shorter trek . Will definitely come back to this supermarket.

My favorite find today was pieces of salmon belly that one can grill, pan fry, or include in a chowder mix. Talk about plenty of omega 3. Definitively a good...