St. John's Kitchen

First impression; as I walked in, I instantly recognized it as a well-loved establishment. I set my expectations a notch higher, as was not disappointed. Chicken was tender, cooked to perfection. Veggies were fresh. The menu and service are relatively simple and straightforward. Indeed, it had a very homey atmosphere.

Taste Price Quantity Kindness all of those are very impressive! My kids LOVE this ‘yakisoba’ and ‘sweet&sour’, and my favorites are ‘spicy chicken teriyaki’ and ‘spicy peanuts’!!! My kids says St. John’s Kitchen is the best teriyaki not only in town but in the world. I agree with that. :-)

Me and my crew had another great experience. Although the fried fish wasn't available, the manager and our server made amends! My only complaint is having to pay $8 to access the restaurant. This money should be waved or credited on the restaurant bill. I can only imagine the number of customers the restaurant are not getting due to this cost.

Update: I was just there again and forgot the last time I reviewed the place a couple of years ago. Having done almost 50 other teriyaki places in between. I keep coming back here as this place is the hidden gem of local teriyaki. The portions and flavor are fantastic. It feels like they've gotten more plants in the front. The only place that rivals it is Du's and that place is so busy. If you're in St. John's, this is the place to head up! Old: Food is fantastic. Place was pretty busy and you can tell locals hit this place up all the time. It's got a real old school vibe because it is a house/ business. I felt like I was in someone's grandma's place with all the house plants... To go service only Pretty much no wait time if you get the chicken or pork. They have a really good menu even

Food is pretty good, love the spicy chicken teriyaki. Not somewhere you’d sit down with friends or family to enjoy a meal.