If you're looking for authentic authentic hakka, this is the place. Family owned, cozy rustic place.. No fluff but the food speaks for itself. My only request would be to maybe get an A/C for the 40 degree summer days.

My one and only go to place for Hakka food in all Toronto. The food is very tasty and everything on the menu is reasonably priced. My favourites are the Manchurian noodles and Bombay chicken! And my new recent favourite is the cumin potatoes.

Bombay Chicken. Get it. You're welcome.

So delighted by my experience. Singapore noodles were a great portion. Hot and Sour soup was well balanced. Chicken Pakoras also great portion and felt like a lollipop chicken. But the spicing on the Bombay chicken was next level. Subtle, flavourful, made you pause and consider your life and all your choices. It was great.

Also our server was awesome, highly highly recommend and can't wait to be back.

This is a gem of a gem when it comes to Hakka Chinese food. I found this on Google that serves halal Hakka Chinese. This is a standalone establishment and when me and my family friend went to give it a try, we were far from disappointed. The menu options are endless and we ordered the standard, Chilli Chicken, Chicken Pakora and House Noodles. The portion sizes is absolutely amazing along with the price. Each dish is made hot and fresh. Even with 3 dishes we were already full. The owner and the staff are super friendly. We are now regulars and we couldn't be more happier. Just look at these pictures and you will be tempted to go now. Go and give it a try, you won't be disappointed

We visited this spot for a super budget friendly dinner with friends and honestly came out way happier than expected. Driving past the Shawarma Alley felt funny, but we were set on trying one of the best Hakka places in the GTA. We shared Chicken Pakora, Egg Sweet Corn Soup, Beef Hakka Chow Mein, and Chili Chicken.
Even though this is Indian Hakka, everything was cooked so well and seasoned just right that I genuinely wonder if anyone could complain about anything here. You really feel that family business vibe, old school interior and all, and for some reason that just hits the spot for me.
If I had to nitpick, I wished the Egg Sweet Corn Soup was a touch sweeter, but even that had its own character. And that same sense of balance showed up across every dish we tried. Overall execution was so solid that I honestly cannot pick a single winner among the dishes. Everything was just consistently good.
Definitely one of those places you return to without hesitation.