Top Best Japanese Restaurants in St. John's

"Looking for the perfect place in St. John’s to enjoy a sun-soaked picnic?. Bannerman Park is the city’s most popular outdoor public space, designed in the Victorian-style. Officially opened in 1891, St. John’s popular urban park was named after Sir Alexander Bannerman, Governor of the Colony of Newfoundland between 1857 and 1864."

"The largest municipal park in St John's has a very British feel, with its manicured lawns, shady trees, surrounding brick buildings and general green good looks. There's a playground and walking trails on-site,..."

"With some very interesting creations, Tinker’s is a must-try this summer!. From the Cookie Monster Ice Cream Taco to an Ultimate S’more Freakshake, you’re bound to find something new!. View this post on Instagram"

"Ranked as one of the top ten best new restaurants in Canada by enRoute Magazine in 2015, Adelaide Oyster House’s tiny sliver of a dining room continues to overflow each night with friendly foodies. Chef Chris Mercer has worked at Adelaide Oyster House since shortly after its inception, starting out as an oyster shucker and line cook to taking on the role of Executive Chef. The popular restaurant in St. John’s also has a unique cocktail program, featuring some of the most talented mixologists on The Rock."

"While the Adelaide Oyster House is known for shucking the best oysters from across the continent, the reverence for its tacos is what made it one of the most popular eateries in St. John’s. The tuna taco and fish taco are worthy of your time, as are Kobe beef lettuce wraps with Japanese “mac” sauce, housemade kimchi, and rice puffs (which have been on the menu since day one). Expect a trendy ambiance: the lights are low and the music is loud, while the space is laden with dark clapboard and wood tables."