The forthcoming grocery store is from the same parent company that owns 99 Ranch Market.
Taiwanese grocery store 168 Market plans to debut its second Bay Area outpost in Vallejo.
SFGATE confirmed with the city of Vallejo’s planning department that 168 Market is in the process of opening at 765 Sereno Drive, which was the former home of In-Shape gym. 168 Market, owned by parent company Tawa Supermarket Inc., is known for its assortment of fresh Asian produce, snacks and frozen goods with better deals than its sister company, 99 Ranch Market. Many of the grocery chain locations, found mostly in Southern California, also have food bars, a live seafood section and boba tea counters.
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