Who knew St. Louis was such an international city! We learned of Worldwide International Food…read moreMarket by word of mouth from a Spanish-speaking repairman and checked it out coming back from a kid soccer match. The produce section took my breath away and had me photographing left and right. So many different kinds of peppers! The vast warehouse has a wealth of international products and more than just groceries. A back corner has hot meals, but the line was so long around noon that I'll have to try it the next time. We will drop by anytime we're in the neighborhood if only for the sensory experience!

Very nice people that work there but it's not what I thought it would be. The fresh selection is…read morepretty limited; maybe because I'm used to going to other international markets in other cities (like Dekalb Farmers Market in Atlanta); I just wanted a bit more variety for such a large space.

A very nice market and eatery. I stopped by at 8:30 am to check them out and the place was…read moreimpeccably clean. I was hoping for fruits and vegetables but they are not set up for that. It's a smaller place more like a counter-order delicatessen with grocery shelves featuring Brazilian dry and packaged goods. They sell drinks, frozen meats, and other delicacies like frozen tamales in their coolers. Their Brazilian style flan is tasty, sold in small cups and one is just enough. I tasted Brazilian cheese bread for the first time and also bought their chicken empanadas. There were a few tables and I think it's possible to order plates or sandwiches at lunchtime. The warm and dignified lady running the shop is personable despite my linguistic disability. So by all means go treasure hunting here for some delicious and also fun Brazilian foods

What a cool market right here in St. Charles County! I tried 2 of their pies - Oreo and mango -…read moreboth delicious! The owner told me she had just made them that day. There were a lot of imported products- like a special South American market! Stop in and check it out for sure!

Good selection of deli foods and meats. The Polish pickles are delicious. Very helpful if you have…read morequestions.

We love this store! Always good groceries, wide selection and very friendly staff and owners. My go…read moreto things- pelmeni, cheese, hotdogs, herring, candy, tvorog, cookies, waffers for cake.

Fun shopping experience with well stocked shelves from around the world…read more They now have Chinese, Mexican, Caribbean, Korean, African and other food shelves. We lived in China from 2011 to 2020 and this brings back all the fun of Chinese markets with friendly people, lots of Chinese and other languages spoken here. It is a melting pot of international shoppers! Great variety of cooking greens and specialized mushrooms. Also Asian style pots and pans, bowls, plates, and odd kitchen devices. Vegetables are much higher quality than a place like Shnucks and cheaper too! Enormous variety of frozen dumplings, stuffed buns, onion cakes, and others-and they're great and I buy them! Can't recommend this place highly enough.

This maybe is the lowest tier Asian grocery store that we've come across, but I think it is also…read morethe smallest. The produce section is tiny, with not many options or variety! Their fish section was pretty decent, but they had bins of fish thawing out it looked like and didn't seem very sanitary. I was looking for a certain frozen vegetable (malunggay) which they did not have, but the aisle was flooded with water. It felt icky walking across because how long was it there? They organize their sections by condiments, teas, spices, snacks... and not by country like other places which I kind of liked. The parking lot is small, and there is only one way in and out! I don't think I'd visit this place again considering the other Asian grocery store has the things I've been looking for!

This Asian grocery store is mostly what you would expect of a small grocery store. When I say…read moresmall, it's of an average smallness. Bigger than a convenience mart, much smaller than a Schnuck's. This grocery store is nestled into a very nicely kept shopping plaza. I'm rating the East East Oriental grocery store 4 stars because it's well lit, decently organized and is reasonably easy to find the things you might need, as long as you know what you're wanting. With that said, I found the selection a bit limited and some prices higher than expected. I visited this grocery store to stock up on a few things to help me make Sushi rolls. I got the Nori sheets I wanted, the primary reason I went there. However, it was from a brand that I don't normally use. That's what I mean by limited. I actually prefer the Yamamoto brand, but they don't carry it. So, I guess I get to try a new brand. I also picked up pickled Daikon, miso paste, tofu, pickled ginger and dried seaweed (Wakame). I was hoping to find some dried tofu, but they don't have it. You can get dried tofu as part of some miso soup packet mixes, but I wasn't looking for that. I also didn't need Furikake, wasabi, rice or Kewpie mayo, but they do carry these. On the flip side, they do not carry the small jars of Huy Fong Vietnamese garlic chili sauce. They only carry the larger size. I prefer the smaller size, but only because it takes me a long while to get through even that sized jar. For powdered Wasabi, I only recall seeing relatively large bags at around $20. That sized bag would last me years. On the plus side, the store does have a decent amount of dinnerware including ceramic bowls. If you're looking for larger sized bowls for Pho or Ramen, they do carry these. They also have a reasonably good selection of various Asian brand canned meat and fish. They also have a smallish section of fresh produce. As for prices, they are often on the higher than expected side. 100 sheet package of seaweed is around $25. That's actually a decent price all things considered. That makes it $2.50 for 10 sheets or $12.50 for 50 sheets. This 100 sheet package is way cheaper than buying 10 sheet packages. Furikake is around $4.50 or so, just a tad pricey. Keep in mind these are 2025 prices. Your mileage may vary. If you're looking for something specific like a sauce, there's a decent chance they'll have it here. Overall, I would definitely shop here again when I'm running low on Sushi fixings. Though, at 15 miles distance from home, it's a bit of a trek.

Cute little Korean grocery store with so much to offer. Having moved from a city with large Korean…read morechain grocery stores, I actually appreciate small family businesses like these that cater to the local community. I came in at opening time and there were already others waiting to go inside. They have everything from frozen goods to dry goods to vegetables required for Korean cooking. Prices are fairly reasonable too. Glad I could stop by and pick up items that I needed in a short time.

Such a fun store. We came in when we headed to lunch at the dumplings place nearby. There are so…read moremany options. Tons of unique snacks, chips, candy, beverages, fruit. The market is actually quit large with tons and tons of sauces, noodles, meat, veggies and much more. The staff was very friendly as well.

My family has been coming here for over 25 years. They've kept things competitively low priced,…read morekept classic food and ware items in stocked and in predictable locations for decades, and have consistently fresh produce. I try to come here at least once every time I'm in town.