Mission Ranch Market
Introducing Mission Ranch Market: A Culinary Adventure in Mission Viejo, CA
Located at 23166 Los Alisos Blvd in Mission Viejo, Mission Ranch Market is not just a grocery store, it's a destination for food enthusiasts seeking authentic international flavors. Specializing in Persian cuisine, this market offers a wide range of fresh produce, meats, and specialty items for your cooking needs.
One of the standout features of Mission Ranch Market is their in-house restaurant, where you can indulge in an array of mouthwatering dishes. From appetizers like MastOMusir and KashkOBademjan to hearty stews like Ghormeh Sabzi and Fesenjoon, every bite is a flavorful journey through Persian culinary traditions.
Don't miss out on their signature sandwiches, such as the Kabob Koobideh and Boneless Chicken, or their seafood options like White Fish and BBQ Salmon. And for the vegetarians, there are plenty of options like Gheimeh Vegetarian and Veggie Kabob to satisfy your cravings.
Customer reviews rave about the quality of the food and the fresh produce available at Mission Ranch Market. Whether you're hosting a party and need catering services or simply shopping for ingredients for your next meal, this market has everything you need.
With a diverse menu, excellent customer service, and a vibrant atmosphere, Mission Ranch Market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the rich flavors of Persian cuisine in Mission Viejo.
Mission Ranch Market Menu
Location
Address: 23166 Los Alisos Blvd Mission Viejo, CA 92691
Phone: (949) 707-5879
Business info
- Offers DeliveryYes
- Offers TakeoutYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayNo
- Accepts Apple PayNo
- Moderate NoiseYes
- Offers CateringYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Private Lot ParkingYes
- Bike ParkingYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Natasha F.
"I love Mission Ranch Market, but my favorite part is their restaurant. I ordered and catered for my party through Mr. Saeed, the restaurant manager, and had a great experience--the food was delicious. I highly recommend trying the beef tongue sandwiches too; oh my god, they're so delicious. I can't wait for the next party!"
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Author: Darrell P.
First time at Mission Market, and I'm thrilled to be here! Walking in, I felt like I'd stepped into another world--so many sights, sounds, and smells, just about everything you could imagine. My good friend and calabash sister, SP, shops here 2-3 times a month and raves about the fresh produce and great prices. I was excited to take my time exploring this fascinating new place. The biggest challenge was not knowing what some of the items were, but that didn't stop me from browsing aisle after aisle; it just slowed me down a bit. After entering, I wandered through the produce section and made my way to the deli/bakery area, where they also have a hot food counter. This place is huge--bigger than I expected. The bakery had a pastry case filled with delicious-looking treats, and the hot kabob orders and fresh bread being baked right in front of me were impressive. It was a bit overwhelming, but I was determined to make the most of it. I thought to myself, "I'll have to order the kabob combination plate and eat it here sometime." As I continued exploring, I snapped some Yelp photos, capturing all the cool things I didn't want to miss. Then it happened. "Hey, no pictures!" the deli counter guy exclaimed. I paused. "I need you to delete those photos." If he hadn't been so rude, I might've been more compliant, but as the saying goes, "Let's dance." "You need to delete those photos. You're not allowed to take pictures in here." "Where is that stated? Do you have a sign saying 'No photos?' I'd like to see it posted as store policy." "Delete those photos now." "Uhm, I don't think so." "I'm going to get my manager." I looked at him like he was nuts. I'm supposed to just say, "Sure, anything you say!"? Last time I checked, this is the USA. That attitude isn't going to work with me, Mr. Cold Cut Boy. At this point, my awesome first visit took a nosedive. This isn't a casino or a federal, top-secret installation--it's a neighborhood market, Mr. Boar's Head Ham on Rye! So, take it down a few kosher pretzel knots. Enter Shawn R., Mission Market's manager. We had a brief discussion, and I told him it was my first time here and that I was taking photos for my Yelp review. That was that. I bid "Mr. Bologna" farewell and spent the next 45 minutes enjoying the market. Shawn was great; he even helped explain some items I wasn't familiar with and directed me to check out the "Nut Bar"--which is just nutty, but pretty awesome. I picked up ingredients to make Chile de Arbol salsa and pickled Serrano peppers. (Some of the best produce and prices can be found at most Persian markets--true story.) I also grabbed a couple of new things to try. A few Yelpers mentioned experiencing discrimination here, which I don't support in any circumstance. (Well, unless someone's a blatant jerk; I might make an exception.) Discrimination happens everywhere, especially in South OC, and I've seen and lived it. However, most of the time, it's just ignorance. I often say, if you want to travel the world without leaving your neighborhood, visit a market that isn't a Ralph's, Albertsons, or Stater Brothers. That said, adventure and trying new things aren't for everyone; some people are too scared to step outside their ethnocentric bubble. Life is short--don't limit your experiences by getting in your own way. - Big Aloha! Food: 5 Ambiance: 3 Service: 3 Value: 5
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Author: Emily B.
I love this place. Everything is super fresh and affordable. I almost hate posting this because I don't wanna blow up my spot lol. But it's always busy anyway, so whatever. Although, it's worth noting that you basically risk your life entering that parking lot... So be it.
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Author: lisa j.
I read on Reddit that Mission Ranch had great koobideh. I stopped by late afternoon on Saturday and the store was packed. It is a little confusing when you enter the store. The deli/restaurant/bakery are to the right. You go to each counter to order. For bakery and restaurant you pay at the counter. The service at the restaurant was definitely lackluster, but you have to actively go and say you want to order before they acknowledge you. I ordered the plate with 2 beef koobideh skewers and the fesenjon stew (pomegranate stew with chicken breast meat). The total for both was about $34. I received my receipt and gave my mobile so they would text me in about 30 mins when my food was ready. The meals were generously portioned with lots of flavorful rice and the skewers came with a green box that had mint leaves, raw onion, butter and sumac. The koobideh were juicy and delicious. The stew was a little too sweet, but flavorful. I had enough food for a couple of meals. There is a small parking lot, but very busy and small spaces. I definitely recommend if you are in the OC area.