This place blows my mind. I am in Halifax, and one of my dearest pals was admitted to the hospital…read morein St. John's (still there!) Knowing how appalling hospital food is, I was frantically looking for a caterer to bring meals to my friend. Talked to some other places- some never returned my calls or messages, some were just really inflexible and/or lacked imagination. A friend put me on to Eat Clean. I sent them a Facebook message and pretty much immediately Karin responded. I explained the situation- and although they don't actually do this sort of thing nor do they offer delivery- Karin banged out a meal plan and delivered the first meals WITHIN HOURS. I have to say I haven't had the opportunity to eat there myself, but my hospitalized friend is thrilled (and getting her appetite back!) and I feel a hell of a lot better knowing that she is actually eating REAL FOOD while she fights cancer. Food is so important when you are fighting any kind of illness, and I don't know how other folks do it eating hospital food. So thank you, Karin, from the bottom of my heart. All the stars in the world for Eat Clean and all their staff xoxoxo

From the owner: Open in two locations and franchising more for 2016read more

I've been here several times... I absolutely love it!!!! I initially was hooked on the 'create…read moreyour own' (salad, bowl, burrito etc). The unique selections made for my all time favorite salad. I most recently tried the pre-fabricated brown rice bowl designed by Freshi "Oxaco" with falafel - I'm flat-out hooked.. I will be trying lots more off their menu. This week I bought 2 bowls to split with me and my 2 parents, enough for 3.. and they absolutely loved the rice bowl and kale/spinach salads I brought home. They and I will be back! :) If you get the 'make your own salad' be sure you try the lime cilantro vinaigrette dressing!!! The falafel meat option is also amazing. The ingredients are always fresh, like the name implies! You're not getting Subway style tomatoes and lettuce here, if you know what I mean. I've tried their pre-made drinks as well (Mighty Detox (green one))... this truly tastes like you're eating healthy. When I'm feeling blah after having a weekend full of horrible food choices I pick one up on Monday. Their smoothies are also delicious, they're on the simple side, but they don't taste like you're eating a sugared up excuse for a health-smoothie.

I always feel great after eating Freshii! The atmosphere is exactly what I want when I go to grab a…read morebite to eat after the gym, refreshing and welcoming. Depending on the day I may grab a smokehouse burrito with steak or a nice metaboost salad with tofu! If there's ever an issue with my dish the staff are fast to fix it or add something to it. I would recommend everyone stopping by and trying it at least once!

That was not sushi burrito... Just wrapped sushi roll by the…read morepaper and cut it. That it. I was so disappointed and they should know what is the sushi burrito is!!!!!

I think it is great for a fusion Taiwanese/Japanese shop, but it isn't authentic Japanese at all…read more If you're looking for Japanese food, this isn't the place. They need to bring in more authentic foods such as bento side dishes, and bring in onigiri (cheap triangle rice balls) and offer some more options to be more Japanese in style. The BBT (Bubble Tea) is okay, but I've had better in Toronto and Vancouver. If you don't mind the fusion, then come try the place out, especially if you've never been outside Newfoundland. If you had been to bigger cities, and been to their Chinatown and had Japanese food and BBT there, you may like it, but it is subjective. I find the prices overpriced, and can't justify the price for the taste. I'm a student in the area and don't have $10 to spend on one meal, I made a suggestion to start selling onigiri which is cheap, and easy to make. On the mainland, they cost $1.65, so they could easily price them at $3 here and I as a cheap student can afford to come over and buy some. Tuna/Mayo onigiri is the best, and cheap to make! But they haven't added it to their menu. Also, I wanted to buy some of their bowls, and chopsticks, but when I saw they are from Daiso (100yen or around $1 depending on exchange rates) I couldn't justify spending what they're asking for there. Going to wait when I can go to Daiso back in Vancouver and pay the $2.50. This is why if you've been outside St John's like me (Been to Japan and Taiwan), you cannot justify the massive price increases which is understandable for shipping.

I tried to place an order with NL Fruit Creations in St. John,s and I was on the phone 8 minutes…read morebecause the photo on website was showing a mug and they did not have oversized mugs so I was trying to figure it out when she said I am too busy to be on the phone 20 minutes. ok so who is the customer? Good luck with Karma.

I order a get well basket that cost over $100 when I got there they were out of Gourmet Belgian…read moreChocolate Pops and the basket was supposed to have pineapple daisies but it did not. Was not impressed, I would not order here again.