Very convenient, as it says in the name. It's right beside my apartment, at 375 King St. N. It has…read morea lot of great snacks to offer, and some new ones I'd love to try! I would definitely recommend it to many of the university students around the area. Great place, I love it, go try it! Hope this helped.

Not happy that this location has no wheelchair accessible entry, like a ramp or electric doors.read more

If I could give a 0 star rating I would, this place does not deserve any business. They are given…read morethe power by the City of Kitchener to give parking tickets to people parked in front of their store or on the store property, even if they are customer, parking infractions. They are abusing their power and the City of Kitchener will not do anything about it. For example, if you are a customer and bought something there but leave your car there to go across the road to the washroom, they have the right to ticket you because you've left your car on their property but you are not there. (This was told to me as an example by the by-law person on the phone when I questioned them about it) If you go on Google reviews for this place, you can see other people's reviews about the same issue.

So much more than a convenience store! Great selection of products and good prices. Mom and Pop…read moreowners/staff are super friendly and always helpful, which means a lot to me a senior in my 70's. Try their lunch specials...delicious homemade dishes with a different one every day of the work week. Like pizzas and subs for take out -- Tony serves them up tasty and always with a smile or joke. Do yourself a favour, pay them a visit, you will go away happy!

Most convenient 24 hour convenience store on campus. It has a lot of essentials from writing…read moreutensils, pain killers, tap, toothpaste, etc. Bottom line is that they have A LOT of stuff. I usually buy something to drink or lunch if I'm in a rush. They have pretty good packaged food but it is a bit overpriced. $8.99 for a packaged meal like chicken and rice. They have other cheap options like fried chicken. I generally think the hot food is better and id avoid the cold packaged rice bowls. Other options are sandwiches and wraps which are good as well.

Need coffee after a long study session but it's past midnight? Or you ran out of floss at home and…read moredon't have time to run to the store? Both situations aren't ideal but I-news got you covered. Located at the entrance of the Student Life Centre, I-News is the place to go when you're looking for a quick bite or in desperate need of some personal hygiene items. They have a decent selection of hot foods from butter chicken wraps to beef patties and fried chicken. My go-to lunches are the Summer Fresh salads or their own made salads. Recently I tried the rainbow roll which has avocado, shrimp, and salmon with teriyaki sauce drizzled on top. It was a pretty filling plate of sushi! It's definitely not restaurant quality but it tasted above average for campus food standards. Come here if you want to avoid the long line right across at Tims, or if you just want to check out their selection (where else can you find boxed water on campus!?)

June and Sung are the most honest store owners we know, after overcharging us by 40 cents they…read morepaid us back on our next visit ... We need more people like them in our community.

Good convenience store, wide variety of items, lots of parking, but a bit run-down looking. The…read moregreatest thing about this place though? The samosas. Best kept secret in town! The one thing I really want to know though is how much they ACTUALLY cost. Every time I come in here and buy them they're a different price depending on who's behind the counter. I've paid anywhere from $0.50 to $1.25 each. Honestly though, they're so good I'll pay anything for them. But just ask first to avoid any confusion. Also, be sure to ask the heat level first! We inadvertently got the spicy ones one time, and whooooooa mama! So unless you're used to eye-wateringly spicy foods, stick to the mild ones.