Amazing boba, the best in Newfoundland. Service is very good, all the employees are super kind and…read moreknow how to make your experience perfect. Both stores are very upbeat and always have good music playing.

Hello everyone!!!! I'm just gonna go ahead and say it. This place is the best! The drinks are…read moreamazing and the Boba is fresh never had anything like it. The service is amazing. I really enjoy talking to the worker there. He always gives me an extra drink with no charge. The environment of this place is just amazing it's small and unfortunately you cannot sit down but the worker there has the place decorated with Legos and bright colours and a full display of menu items I 100% recommend this place this place is awesome ! You have to try it I recommend the zebra milk :)

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.

Nice deli joint. The sandwiches are pretty good. Get the breaded chicken on a pretzel bun and you…read morewon't be disappointed. There's enough seating and the staff is helpful. Service is very fast. Prices are reasonable. It is popular for a reason. One of the better sandwich places in St John's. This an update. If you arrive late in the day - say around 5ish - don't expect to get the full menu. This is a bit of a grind. This causes a four to go down to a three.

They never keep enough breaded chicken to last the weekend. by 5pm Sunday at supper time they're…read moreout of breaded chicken, extremely frustrating

Gayle and I very much enjoyed our Day 1 Lunch at the Red Oak at The Rooms. My guess is that Red…read moreOak is the catering company that operates this scenic (with a killer view of the waterfront including the Narrows) at the Rooms. The restaurant is on a higher floor and once we were done with our Lunch we explored The Rooms from Top to Bottom. Since Newfoundland (and Labrador) is a maritime province we wisely chose seafood dishes, Seafood Stew for Gayle and Cod Cakes for me. Of course we shared. Washing all that down (besides water) was a wee pint of local ale from me and an Oyster Bay (New Zealand) Chardonnay for Gayle. It was all delicious and with stellar service to match. This dining experience was certainly a great start to our St. John's visit.

Good prices with most sandwiches priced at $11.45. Very trendy and interesting variety of…read moresandwiches. There is something for everyone except for the pickiest of eaters. There are lots of tables. The sound level ideal as it was pleasant and yet we could have a conversation without feeling conspicuous. The sandwiches were delicious. I swapped half my roasted vegetable sandwich with my wife who had a turkey with avocado sandwich. They were both very good. One thing was that the bottom of mine was soggy but that happens. The turkey sandwich bun was not at all soggy. We enjoyed our drinks and sitting and watching the people go by. The staff were friendly and helpful. You wait for drinks at the counter but they bring food orders to your table. That's a great way to to it as it doesn't take nearly as long to make drinks as it does food. We were walking so I can't comment on parking. I'm sure they have WiFi but I didn't check. I highly recommend Coffee Matters because they've got what I like.

the cafe was very spacious and cozy, a nice place to sit down and relax and it was nearby lots of…read moreother shops as well! i got a blueberry iced latte and it was delicious (it was served in a cute mason jar! ) would absolutely go again

we've had a hard time finding good coffee and breakfast this week. of course, we find this on our…read morelast day. delicious, fantastic, refreshing, and homey. our dirty chais were perfect, and our server was very sweet. highly reccomended!

I studied 5 years at memorial and never came up to this spot ever to try it, which makes me feel…read morekinda guilty but it is quite a trot. This spot is a lovely place that i'd be happy to bring any visitors although the service is a bit slow and menu is a bit lovely. The interior and exterior are beautiful though! I ordered the Turnip & Potato Soup with a Spicy Chicken sandwich ($13). The soup was a nice bit sweet but not too thick and the sandwich bread was a really nice soft crunchy mix. I'd say come here for the great service and delightful environment inside and out. Food isn't something I'd come here on my own for, but as I said, I'd recommend bring a friend if showing them around town. Decent 4/5 in my books :)

All of the Breen's Stores have good, freshly made sandwiches on very good bread. Their cookies are…read morealso good. don't hesitate to buy a half dozen, they won't be wasted. None of the premises are anything special, but a good reasonably priced lunch, and efficient service.

Breen's Deli make the BEST turkey sandwich. All Breen's Deli's are those hidden gems where the…read moredecor is nothing to speak of but the food is excellent traditional St. John's take-out. The soup is wonderful and the fries are great. Take home a loaf or two of their fresh bread while you there too!

Staff were disorganized and the wait was long. My burger and fries were both cold when finally…read moreserved, very disappointing. Definitely not worth the money. Will not be coming back.

The fries wasn't cooked and the burger meat was way to chewy. On top of that I paid $54.00 for 3…read moreburgers, fries and drinks which was expensive compared to McDonald's. I wish I could give a 0 out 5 stars. Not worth the money to be to honet.