Never had pizza in Finland on any of the 5 times I've visited so wasn't sure what to expect, my…read moreuncle assured me this place had tasty pizzas :)!! We were leaning more towards the pizza lunch buffet which is great value & you get to try all the pizzas :), but it was dinner time & we were after takeaway anyways :D. You had your classic pizzas for around the 10 euro mark & then you had your white pizza base for an extra average of 5 euro. We got 4 classics.. kebab, prosciutto, little italy & qauttro :)! Kebab was a bit spicy & oily but still really tasty :), but hands down favorites was the prosciutto which was full of flavour with the perfect amount of pros salad & cheese :), The Little italy had juicy nötfärs (meat), cheese & onion, looked basic but was very delicious :D, last but not least was the packed Quattro.. had tuna, prawns, mushrooms & ham so damm good lol.. for this one in particular i could of chowed down another pizza easily :)!! Pumped to try the lunch buffet & a drink or 2 from the wide variety bar before i leave :D!!

My uncle had been here for lunch a year ago & had fond memories about the tasty food :)…read more Was really hungry for lunch after a big walk in the morning with my uncle & was feeling up for a buffet feed & this veitnamese place had a buffet lunch for 11 euro which is around abouts the going rate for a buffet lunch in Jakobstad :D. Buffet food was cleanly prepped & looking fresh :). Some dishes were almost empty when we arrived but by the time we walked up to grab our plates the girl form the kitchen was running out & stocking up whatever was empty or close to it :). You had bolied rice, sushi, noodles & special fried rice, spring rolls & dim sims, rice paper chips, chicken, seafood & beef stir fried salad, hot chips & a big bunch of different types of vegetables. They also had coffee &biscuits for a light fika afterwards :). I am on holidays from Sydney Australia and visiting family in Finland.. was talking to an asian girl who worked there as i was paying & she was telling me that her brother was living in Sydney :). Thought the food was apetizing & tasty, will definitely be back to order food of the menu for lunch or dinner :)!!

An all you can eat pizza and salad buffet with a few other items thrown in for good measure. The…read morefood is not gourmet by any means but I don't think anyone would expect a pizza buffet restaurant to be. The place usually seems pretty clean but the sneeze gaurds are up high enough that they really have no purpose. I don't know what the regulations are in Finland, but in the U.S. the same set up would be a health code violation. They have a selection of maybe six or seven pizzas with one of them being vegetarian. When first paying for your meal you can ask for a pizza to be made any way you want and they will just put it up with the others on the buffet, even without cheese if you wanted it to be vegan, because of that, I decided to give three stars instead of two. Some of the pizzas have weird looking meat toppings that I suppose are standard at a lot of pizza places here in Finland. If you feel like taking a day off from healthy eating or you are just not in the mood to cook then Pizzeria Piiki may be a good option.

What an addition to Jakobstad :)!! This kind of cafe is what you would see in a capital city, it…read morehas fantastic seating outside & a very modern interior, with beautifully crafted wooden tables, nice comfortable seats & really cool lamps above each table :). Very big selectin of cookies, cakes & pastries, hot drinks, also a good amount of pastries that were on sale for fika at home :). Did see alot of the same cakes on offer, that i saw from the cafe i went to the day before haha.. its normal here i guess :). Ended up getting a Finish Jam donut, cinammon bun, pink iced donut & a custard pastry all were super soft and devouringly tasty :D!! The staff were super friendly & there was ample of them for the flow of customers :), it had only been open a week or 2 when i had been there and it was without a doubt the busiest place in Jakobstad lol!! Not only is it a cafe but it is also a interior shop, selling small items for around the kitchen/household & a fair few other bigger items :). The name Fika means "Coffee Break with any kind of treats" very popular all around the Nordic area :)!! I have had my whole years worth of Fika in 7 days visiting family ...!! We have a Swedisg Fika cafe in Sydney Australia close to a beach called Manly and it has been crazy busy ever since they opened :D, so I'm more than sure that having a cafe called Fika is a good investment ;)!! Definately going to try this place on my next visit.. just hope i can get a table :D!!

Great service and delicious coffee! My cinnamon roll was the best cinnamon roll I've ever tasted!…read moreCute place and perfect location in the city. I highly recommend!