Hakka Wok

Delicious food, chilli chicken n hot and sour soup are my favourite items. Catered to my spiciness :) totally recommend if u are in the look out for Hakka chineSe food in this neighbourhood.

My first time ordering last week. The chili chicken was really good. The Hakka veggie noodles, very good. Mango chicken is amazing. The veggie fried rice was apparently very bland. The service was nice and the place was clean. There’s only 4 – 5 booths for seating. If ordering over $ 20 and paying cash, they offer 10% off. Woild definitely recommend. I will likely try the other Hakka restaurants on 48 but I’d consider coming back here.

We went here on Halloween as Fredericks was a 45 min wait for take out. When I walked in initially we were completely ignored and not even asked why we were there after a few minutes the lady asked what we wanted and we indicated takeout she handed us a menu and we ordered the chilli chicken, Singapore noodles and beef ho fun with black bean sauce.
I’m giving it a 3 out of 5 based on the 3 dishes that we did try. The chilli chicken was ok but not terribly spicy so it lacked the kick in used to getting from Fredericks. The meat we asked for all white meat and paid extra only to receive dark meat as well.
The Singapore noodles once again lacked something that made the dish quite bland and probably one of the worst Singapore noodles I have tasted. However, it was edible.
The last dish was the beef ho fun with black bean sauce which was actually the most pleasant out of the three dishes we ordered. Just the right flavours and mix of beef and black bean sauce. I prefer it to be saucier as it was quite dry.
Be warned though that if you eat here there is plenty of msg on everything. Spent most of my night drinking water after having eaten the dishes.
Overall, it is ok if you are looking to get a quick fix of Hakka food.

My husband and i walked in to grab something small for dinner. It is a very small place and it seems as if it is catered more for people that would like to take out. Hence, it was very noisy as people were going in and out. I would probably not go back to dine in, but would probably consider taking out the next time i’m around.
My husband and i shared a seafood pad thai, it was decent. Definitely not the best pad thai I’ve had, but it was alright.
I may try some of the other items on the menu the next time i decide to take out.

When there around dinner time to order takeout. There only three peoples at the table Should know better! Walk up the counter grab the menu to order and than suddenly cashier grab the menu out off my hand. She told me their a menu on the counter. OK !! Give her a dirty look. I order chilli chicken and Hakka noodle. The chilli chicken is so, so the hakka noodle is tasteless thank god they put hot sauce on the side it help a lot. I will not order there again. There a lot Hakka restaurants at 14^th Ave and Markham they have better price and the food taste a lot better too.

I’m a Hakka Chinese so I know good Hakka food when I eat it. The food here is what I eat at home and considering friends and colleagues love my family’s food this place is just as good. A bit far for a Toronto native but worth the drive if you want some good food. By the way there is a LOT of spicy food

My first try here, it was the 2 of us and we grabbed the small table for 2. It is a small restaurant, caters a lot to the takeout business, so do expect folks to walk-​in and standby the counter, but still very quaint and not bothered.
I like the generous portions and the big slices of tender beef on the Shanghainese beef noodles.
We then ordered to go the shrimp mixed vegetables which came with rice. The order looked very compact but when we took it out of the takeout containers, it was a lot! Love the choice of mixed veggies, wasn’t cheap fillers like onions or bean sprouts!
Will come back to try other dishes!
Glad didn’t have to go all the way to 14^th/​Markham Rd area anymore for Hakka cuisine. It’s a bit of a trek for us.

We decided to go to Hakka Wok for lunch yesterday. I was not sure what to expect since the restaurant is small. The staff person was very friendly. I ordered the orange beef and my wife ordered shrimp with lobster sauce. The wait for the food was not too long. The orange beef was delicious with big pieces of oranges and a tasty sauce. The shrimp with lobster sauce had big shrimps and the sauce was also delicious. Both dishes came with a side of rice and she even gave us more rice when it was done at no extra cost. The portions did not seem big but we were full when done. I will definitely return to try more dishes and hope they are consistent with the quality of the food.

Ordered take out. Very disappointed the food was very blan. Lacked any flavor. Would not return if it was free.

First time to come here. Had the vegetable pakkora and chilly chicken. Both were excellent! Small, but very clean seating area. Very pleasant. Will definitely be back!

Price and quantity was not what I expected. Ordered a Hakka noodle with shrimp and chicken. Cost = $ 11 taxes included. Pretty pricey for this dish. If I went to Tangra Villa, the same dish costs be $ 8.90.
Portion size was ok, and taste was ok, but nothing spectacular.
For the price difference, I will voyage to McCowan instead of Markham Rd and visit Tangra Villa. Tastier, bigger portions, friendlier staff, and better deal.

Great Thai and Hakka options in one location. What more could you ask for? So glad this restaurant opened in my neighborhood.

This is a great little place.
In all fairness, we’ve tried a lot of the Thai food and not much of the Hakka per se, however each time the service has been fast and friendly, the food has been delicious and affordable. YUMMY Thai curry coconut dishes and great portions = good value.

Great Hakka Chinese. They also offer a bit of Thai. (However I never ordered the Thai).
Been here 2x now with family both times the food has been consistent in that it’s really tasty. Generous portions … And most importantly NOT GREASY (Which I find most Hakka restaurants can be :().
The only downside is that it’s a tiny place (5 tables) So during peek hours you might have to wait. But it is worth it. !!!

2.5 star
I am a little confused…
Hakka wok serves «Fine Thai Indian Style Chinese Szechuan Food» according to their flyer. I really have no idea what that is. I guess is «spicy» fusion?
My Unilocal Friend was nice enough to pick up 2 items for me to try out:
Chicken Pakora ($ 8.50) and Hakka Chow Mein with Beef ($ 7.50) probably not the worst «Hakka» food I ever eat. Chicken Pakora though a little dry because it used white meat. The Hakka Chow Mein was surprisingly spicy with a good kick which I really enjoyed!
Portion size is huge… I have enough for lunch the next day!
Hakka Wok might not be my choice for take out or even Hakka food but if some one going to pick up something for me to try again, I won’t really mind.