The food delivery system was un, and the food was SO good. The staff was very friendly and helpful.read more

The staff are very very kind and sweet…read more But I will say. Awful food, not fresh at all. Would definitely recommend Sun Sushi on Kenmount instead. But the robots are definitely super cool, and we could have caught them on an off day, I suppose.

I decided to come here with the family on Boxing Day when alot of other restaurants were closed. It…read morewas quite busy since it was one of the few places open downtown, but we got a table quickly. Our food took a while to be served, but that wasn't too big of an issue. There was a big menu, and they offered a large variety of dishes (Currys, ramen, tempura, sushi, etc). I ordered the Assorted Sushi Dinner ($18) which came with 6 Maki rolls, 6 Nigiri rolls, a small Miso soup, and supposedly a salad. I didn't get a salad, and at the time I forgot about it, but looking back on it now, I'm quite disappointed that I was never given one. I realized after price matching with the other sushi places downtown, that my meal was quite expensive, and it was due to the missing salad :( some of the maki rolls had a nice crunch to them (I'm guessing pine nuts) but other than that, it was a pretty standard mix of rolls. I think the mix of slow serving time, pretty mediocre rolls (from what I ordered) and the missing salad spoiled my experience of the place. I'd recommend having more reasonably priced dinner assortments of sushi. Also, I often see sushi at other places presented on a nice plate to make a good first impression, and the plates were pretty bland. I'd probably give a higher rating if I went again at a less busy time, but I'll stand with what I gave.

I am so picky with my Japanese food since living there so long, and the Ramen I had surpassed my…read moreexpectations. I was told the noodles came from Japan, which is was wondering how they got that authentic taste down do well. And what made me more happy and nostalgic is they welcome you in Japanese! I missed it! Going back again before I leave NL!

Love this place, our goto when we plan to have sushi in St. John's…read more If you order all you can eat, must try Torch Butter Fish!

Great place to eat! The service is always great. Never a long wait to get food and they are good at…read morecoming back to ask if you want to order more!

The all-you-can-eat place in St. John's…read more Food- 5/5 Broad variety of Japanese food Ambiance-4.5/5 Service-5/5 Staff are always friend'y

This is my favourite restaurant - ANYWHERE! I've had decent sushi in Toronto and Alberta, but truly…read morenothing compares to Sun Sushi Kenmount Road St. John's. The food is always so fresh and served by very friendly and approachable staff. I seem to make new friends each time I visit. Salmon sashimi is my favourite. I've been served discoloured sashimi in other places. I was told on my last visit that SS just received fresh salmon that day - it was amazing. The Duckworth Roll is a must for me each time. Delicious. I get it without cucumber only bc there's so many other yummy things to take up space in the roll. They've just done some major reservations and can accommodate very large parties. Get the smell of your house of ya St. John's and GO TO SUN SUSHI Kenmount!!! Aside from my new friends on staff and amazing food, the playlist was all over the place in a most wonderful way. Some cool surprises my last visit that really took me back! Hello....just another manic Monday anyone?! Bathrooms are pristine and premises are well kept. HIGHLY recommend...enjoy!

This is a very trendy restaurant. Its specializes in Japanese food. The sushi apparently is quite…read moregood, but I don't eat sushi. They have some Canadian dishes that are quite good but menu for me is limited because I don't like sushi. I can't say it's a bad restaurant because I think it's good and the food is excellent. If you like sushi you're able to carry on a good conversation because the noise level is not too bad. It is a good place to take your significant other for a night out. I certainly recommend it, especially if you like sushi.

Cool atmosphere!…read more Loved the food, not all you can eat but the quality shows so I prefer to pay per roll! Would go back again! The bathrooms are kinda dive barish and could use an update, but doesn't change much.

The best once again!! Not surprised. My brother ordered the spicy miso chicken ramen this time…read morewhich he lovedddd and 6 pc sushi with just crab on the side (he's very picky) . I got a platter to go: the wasabi bomb, black dragon roll, Godzilla roll, sweet tofu maki, Inari tofu pouch, kimchi, spicy tuna, salmon roll. So delicious

The friendliest staff! i cant remember her name but shout out to the little waiter with black and…read moreblue hair! so sweet!!! food was a 8/10! my dad had the beef pho said was a bit bland but with the stuff the provided ended up being the best soup ever lol portion size was amazing for the cost. my 9 yo brother had the time of his life lol he loved the experience and felt so fancy. he had the miso chicken ramen and said was the best ever (he is very picky). he also had a side of californa rolls which he loved that much he asked for another 6pc lol. i got alot of sushi rolls to go and my fav was the sweet tofu skin omggg amazing!!!

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.

The worst sushi I've ever had. The rice was brick hard and old. Not fresh at all. Would not…read morerecommend