999 Seafood Supermarket - Albuquerque

This is my go-to spot for frozen plant-based meats. They typically have a variety of vegan shrimp, fish, and more. Make sure to read the ingredient list carefully, as some products contain eggs. There’s a large freezer packed with options. The shrimp are incredible!

Soy products aren't very common in the USA, but they're easy to prepare and can be easily added to curries, stuffings, roasts, and marinades. The store offers a large selection of noodles, spicy sauces, Asian products, teas, and harder-to-find items like tapioca starch, chickpea flour, arrowroot, agar-agar, miso, kimchi, and other specialty ingredients often used in vegan recipes. I was thrilled to find rice noodles, glutinous rice flour for making mochi, and tapioca pearls for bubble tea. I highly recommend this place for vegans who love to cook and bake, as well as anyone interested in experimenting with meat alternatives. While they do sell fish, which may not appeal to everyone, the vegan-friendly products they offer make it well worth the visit for me. The fish counter is located at the back of the store, so you can easily avoid it if you prefer. On my visit, the fake meat freezer was situated away from the dry goods, and the staff were very helpful in assisting me in finding everything I needed.

This is my go-to for frozen meat alternatives. They offer a variety of regular vegan shrimp, fish, and more. Be sure to read the ingredient labels carefully, as some products contain egg. There's a large freezer section filled with options. The shrimp are fantastic!

The store also has a broad range of noodles, spicy sauces, Asian products, teas, and harder-to-find ingredients like tapioca starch, chickpea flour, arrowroot, agar-agar, miso, kimchi, and other specialty items often used in vegan recipes. I was excited to find buckwheat noodles, glutinous rice flour for making mochi, and tapioca pearls for bubble tea. For anyone who loves to cook and bake, especially vegans, this place is a must-visit, particularly for those wanting to explore plant-based meats. They do sell fish, which might not appeal to everyone, but the variety of vegan-friendly products available makes it well worth a trip for me. The fish counter is located at the back, so you can easily avoid it if you'd prefer. On my visit, the frozen plant-based meats were located in one of the chests near the back of the dry goods aisles. The staff is friendly and ready to assist you in finding everything you need.