United Provisions

Wow! I used to go to the Loop regularly when I lived nearby, but that was before this location was opened. I had no idea it existed until I randomly walked by it today! This is a fantastic little asian-centric market in the middle of the Delmar Loop with surprisingly good offerings. Prices are a bit higher than what you'll find at Jay's or Olive Supermarket, but considering the location, I think that's to be expected, and they don't seem more expensive than Global Foods way out in Kirkwood. The fact that their house-made spices don't have any kind of date on them, whether it's the best by date, manufactured date, or expiration date, is CRAZY to me, but aside from that, this is the cutest little market and it's certainly on the posh side for being an international market. Since this location is so easy for me to get to, I'll definitely be back.

Experience was nice, I tried different lil snacks and food. Asian cream sodas was good the beef bulgogi was good. The prices has all of a sudden went higher. From $10.99 for the food now to $13.99 - $11.50. I won't be back. But it's a nice store to try something new.

Asian grocery store, very clean and well stocked. They have a section with prepared food from egg sandwich to sushi. Surprisingly there’s some Mexican items, not very much. The vegetables are prepackaged, they look fresh but can not really inspect it. Lot of various Asian drinks. Around the dairy section found Irish butter!

Nice grocery store with a great selection. Parking isn't ideal, so I had to walk a bit. Most likely will not be my go-to grocery as I live a little bit away, but it's nice to have a place where you can get some items that you may not be able to get at other groceries.

This is a terrific small grocery store that has some great diversity in what they sell which is terrific for WashU students that come from around the world to study nearby. Tons of fresh Asian veggies as well as conventional produce. Tons of frozen food from many different ethnic groups and also many ethnic dry goods. It would be nice if the proposed food section matched up with the rest of the available products. Parking is on street so good if you're walking over.

So the security man say "sheshe" to me and my friend. I said we’re not a Chinese but he did not apologize to me and my friend. And just mumbled to me. He is a racist. What makes me most angry is that United Provisions is ASIAN MARKET.

United Provisions is our go-to spot when we’re shopping for Asian ingredients. It feels like getting a new passport stamp every time we visit. Their international selection—especially the Asian offerings—is unmatched. From unique sauces to an incredible noodle variety, we've been able to create some truly viral Asian-inspired recipes thanks to their top-tier selection. The quality never disappoints.