Sensiika Day Spa Cafe - Asian Street Food

Today, while waiting for our order, I experienced one of the worst of the speeches that come from the owner to his personal, which I only found all, to be extremely friendly and polite. the language used was not repeatable. After waiting for 20 minutes on the pull-out food, I was told that the owner had decided to close the kitchen this morning and would not make my order and was offered a refund. all because he was clear in a bad mood. my experience here today was one of the worst displays of the customer service I experienced. I'm terribly sorry for the employees who work here and who are lacking respect and talked about being used by this disgusting cafe owner.

One of the best coffees we had; delicious bitter mix flat white and very delicious icy latte. the breakfast we had was also one of the best (smoothed salmon omelet) and very full! highly recommended.

I picked up some good reports about eating. it took 10 minutes to even order, as the women before me (the were eating in) continued on the antichat nobody stood at...Sensiika seemed interested to move them to my order. I should have left. then was recommended by the very brutal woman in the kitchen that it would wait a 15 minutes for my order a huh wrap a booze roll. that was okay, but her watch obviously worked differently than mine. 40 minutes later a roll was finally beaten. 40 minutes for a roll! and then the pack was soggy pork more fat than bbq pork. tipp steer clear. not the money near the worst service I have ever experienced in brisbane.

This is a large casual and well-priced place to visit. can be highly recommended. if they need a bigger table to ask before. must really try for the breakfast as it looks good

Seven of us decided to meet for lunch. Staff moved tables around and we ate indoors. There is no space outdoors for that number. Staff were pleasant. We all had sandwiches or baguettes. Food is fresh and tasty. We didn't have drinks so cannot comment....Lots of workers seem to just stop on their way past and purchase food. That's usually a good indicator of a good place to eat. The counter is just a servers opening onto the footpath so it cheap, cheerful and casual.