Jo Jo’s Fish & Chips Bana restaurant

If you want fancy décor don’t go to JoJo’s. I am sure it is the original tables and chairs, which mean in another 20 years they will be antiques. If you want a reasonable priced place to eat this is your place. One thing I noticed was how many older folk go to eat here. That is usually a good sign that there is good value here. We went for breakfast and we were not disappointed. I’m of the thought everyone should go to JoJo’s for the experience. For what you will pay and what you eat you won’t be robbed. We went for breakfast. I look forward to going back to try other dishes later in the day. The waitress was very efficient and was worth the tip we left.

The food was great, the service was good, and the environment was upbeat! It’s also really cheap there so you don’t need to pay much, which is awesome! It’s worth so much more to.

I can’t give it 5 stars because I’ve only been there 4 times (in the last two weeks) and so I haven’t tasted everything yet (twice had the Bana Omelette, and once each the Cod and Chips and the Eggs Benny. First time was mid-​afternoon omelette, second time was mid-​afternoon fish and chips, third was morning omelette and today was mid-​afternoon Benny.)
Right off the bat, the food has been great, and so have the waitresses. If these experiences continue, this could turn out to be a place where I will become a regular for years to come. Diners with good prices often turn out to be places that don’t change their oil often enough. I can smell rancid oil from the moment I walk into a place, even if it’s just at that turning-​into point. I can smell it if a refrigerated vitamin-​E capsule is off. Not a whiff here so far. And, the portions are substantial, the fish batter very light, the cubed skin-​on hash browns crispy, and the omelettes fluffy.
I’m going to try the pancakes and waffles next — they look good as well. The place is packed every time I go. There’s a reason for that, and it isn’t just that seniors on fixed incomes appreciate the prices. The food is damn good.

There is not much ambience, however, the breakfast is very good and the portions are generous. The coffee is fresh and there are loads of smiles from the friendly staff.
Make it a point of coming here for breakfast. I am sure you won’t be disappointed.

This place hasn’t changed in twenty some odd years. Same chairs, same tables same oil. Not so much. Still get a decent meal for a reasonable price. If it’s fish and chips you are after, you will find them here. Also have salads and burgers. The service is a little hit and miss and turn over is quite frequent. The décor is worn out and threadbare. Would love to see the kitchen… or maybe I wouldn’t, probably hadn’t changed either.

This is a good place to eat, good food cheap prices and friendly service. I typically come with my family when I’m balling on a budget. When it’s some what busy the service is pretty slow. But you can’t beat the price.

The place doesn’t look very appealing. The food wasn’t very good, service was horrible… Our server kept complaining to us that it was her day off and she was called in and she was very upset because she was so hung over… Not very happy, probably wont be returning.

Jo Jo’s is way better than it looks from the outside. If you’re looking for a cheap breakfast (and I mean CHEAP, 3.99 for eggs, hashbrowns and toast!) this is the place. The service is what really takes it over the top though. The servers are super attentive and really quick and deserve every tip they receive. They are a bunch of no nonsense, light on their feet, angels!
Breakfast hour can get busy on the weekends so try to get there a bit early. Plenty of parking in the lot though. The atmosphere is kitschy and very dated but it really doesn’t matter when the grub is tasty and service is so good. The regular crowd are usually 50+ but that doesn’t bother me. In fact, I prefer it, less postulating and preoccupation with being trendy.
Their fish and chips are quite light and fresh as well. Some of the better fish n’ chips I’ve had in Abbotsford and now that Pirate’s Den is closed down, I will be coming here for my cravings. They’ve got a good selection of different fish they can fry up and a nice selection of inexpensive appetizers. They are also licensed if you fancy a brew with your meal.
When you’re looking for simple and cheap, Jo Jo’s is the place. I really do recommend it.

Wow … Not just a fish & chip joint !
Meal time to just coffee break this is the right place to be… A friendly atmosphere older style diner with a pleasant surrounding.
American traditional meals with plenty a food on one’s plate, with serving all day breakfast.
Great prices, fast service place, busy all the time.
When I went into this establishment there was only one waitress serving mostly all of the café — guessing a 45 table seating. The waitress was fast at taking orders, not forgetting one darn thing, she knew her customers and her job because that lady could sure multitask; reminding me of myself in the kitchen serving the family. I could not believe the amount of food on the plates going to the tables. Good food, great service and clean … One busy place indeed.
Now I’m guessing this place has been around for many years and their clientele are mainly a steady bunch because the waitress knew most by their names, also I found this place by accident nestled in between other businesses in a long strip-​mall in Abbotsford.
Easy wheelchair assessable– no stairs chair can slide right up to their table.
I’m going to make this my regular stop for eating out…
Check it out you won’t be sorry.