Top Best Chinese Restaurants in St. John's

"In June, 2016 Ann Hui, food writer for The Globe and Mail, published a fascinating article on the history and importance of Chinese-Canadian food titled, Chop Suey Nation. Chinese immigrants arrived to help build the Great Canadian Railway, and afterwards opened local restaurants serving a Canadianized version of their favourite dishes from home. Before St. John’s experienced a renaissance of its fine dining food scene, many of the most popular eateries in Newfoundland were pleasant pubs and Canadian Chinese restaurants."

"The chefs at the family-run Magic Wok prepare traditional Hong Kong–style Chinese dishes, along with "North American–style" ones for the less...Read More"

"Avalon Mall, Chinese Buffet, Szechwanese Cuisine, Cantonese Cuisine, Canadian Cuisine, Take-out, Alcohol Served, Restaurant With Parking. There is always a better buffet at the Golden Phoenix!. Come visit Newfoundland's largest buffet at 56A Kemount Rd on the Avalon"

"A friend and I stumbled upon this place one night as we were driving around and even though we came in close to closing time the pleasant man behind the counter was still very happy to serve us. When we left we had forgotten our eggrolls and he even ran outside after us in the snow to bring them to us. Excellent customer service."

"customers with exquisite Cantonese, Hong Kong and Szechuan-style cuisine. Located in St. John’s, we have a large... Restaurants, Chinese Food Restaurants"

"Operated at our current location since 1998, at Hong Kong Restaurant, we have continued to offer a delicious array of Chinese and. Restaurants, Chinese Food Restaurants"

"Operated at our current location since 1998, at Hong Kong Restaurant, we have continued to offer a delicious array of Chinese and"

"experience home style cooking at its finest with our selection of delicious Canadian dishes. You can enjoy a meal in ..."

"Wedgwood Cafe & Catering welcomes you to their establishment. Come recline on their terrace beneath the sun and can get there by. Restaurants, Caterers"

"The Basilica of St. John the Baptist is the metropolitan cathedral of the Roman Catholic Church of St. John’s Newfoundland and the mother church and symbol of Roman Catholicism in the province. When the completed church opened its doors in 1855 it was the largest building project in Newfoundland history. At the time, it was the largest church building in North America and remains the second largest in Canada."

"Built in 1855, the soaring twin spires of the basilica pierce the sky and are visible all the way from Signal Hill. Its design marks the revival of classical architecture in North America."

"Constructed between 1846-55, this basilica’s location on Military Road also offers spectacular views of the city and the harbor.Visit Website"

"Chinched Bistro serves up the best in seafood and meats, with options like potato wrapped cod and Point Leamington suckling pig with cheddar grits, bacon braised greens, apricot compote and a pan-dripping vinaigrette. The menu changes seasonally. You’re bound to leave happy, so make sure this bistro is on your list when heading out to Sunday brunch."

"Turquoise walls and a gallery wall of pig-themed art sets the tone for this relaxed dining room and deli, where house-made charcuterie flies off the shelves and the happy hour’s pig ear fries are a favourite. The seasonal bistro menu is also decidedly meat-heavy with small plates like rabbit poutine and Southern-style fried chicken livers."

"Shaun Hussey and Michelle LeBlanc first opened the doors of Chinched Bistro in 2010. Skip into Chinched Bistro and you’ll find a chic bar, deli counter, petite patio and seating for 65 in a dining room split between two floors. The popular St. John’s restaurant’s interior was designed by Sam Follett of Plank Design."

"A visit to George Street is one of the best things to do in St. John’s Newfoundland for those looking to enjoy a celebratory bar hopping bacchanal. The city’s famous bar street is located downtown and features two blocks of bars, pubs and restaurants. It’s considered the city’s entertainment district, a hub for live music fans to watch local bands jam."

"Ask anyone in St, John’s where you should get Screeched-in and they’ll tell you Christians. This quaint little pub is home to the best screech-in performance in the city!. I don’t want to give away too much but if you want more of a performance to add to the experience, this is the place to do it."