The noodles were a build your own style and was fairly priced. There were add ons for snacks and the half portion size of the popcorn chicken was still quite large! The popcorn chicken was our favourite part. The noodles were good and the tomato soup base was tasty. We really liked scallops as toppings as it wasn’t an extra charge (although scallops are typically more expensive). The noodle portions are a bit smaller but it was overall a great meal.

Tried this somewhat new noodle spot for dinner located inside Woodside Square which you'll see once you go through the doors on southwest entrance by the Shoppers Drug Mart. This noodle shop has a DIY/build-your-bowl of noodles concept and specializes in a fish broth. Quite similar to Deer Garden but a bit cheaper The basic option lets you pick 2 toppings, your choice of broth and noodles, and a free hot drink. I tried the original fish broth with beef brisket and pork/mushroom ball which was pretty tasty and a large portion. We also tried the tomato fish broth soup base which was a bit too sweet and wish they put some fresh tomatoes in it. You can also add some snacks for a few dollars as part of a combo. we got the fried shrimp balls which were fresh and pretty good. Tip: ask for their chili oil. it's not very spicy but has a lot of fragrant shallots flavour.

I've tried a lot of different items at Hakka and I'd definitely recommend it if you're in woodside square! The food is really good and the prices are very reasonable and the portions are amazing. The lady at the counter is also very nice, one time she even added the $2 rice bowl to my order at no extra charge which was very sweet! Some of the bad reviews complain about the wait time and sure while you have to wait a bit, it's usually like 5 to 10 minutes at most which is like a completely reasonable wait time. And I'd rather wait and have food that's freshly cooked over food that's been sitting for hours. I love getting the single items like the Manchurian chicken or the spicy fish (which are my favorite) and separately getting the rice. I can never finish more than half of the single item orders in one sitting and end up having an extra meal left over!

A really good find in a busy mall full of dinosaurs! The food here is fantastic!.. for the price. We always get their Chili Chicken Dry as we prefer the non-gravy version. The noodles aren’t very good. The fried rice is delicious when fresh and you eat it within 5 min. Not so good as takeout. Salt and pepper squid and shrimp was also good. All in all, in a mall where most dishes costs around $15+… this is a great option for decent Hakka for under $10. They also have lunch options for $5. 😎. If buying takeout… stick with the protein dishes as they are quite good and avoid the rice or noodles. Would recommend. Would return.

The food here tastes pretty good. I ordered 椒鹽雞翼 (salt and pepper chicken wings), 豉椒牛河 (beef chow fun with black bean sauce), 鹹魚雞粒炒飯 (fried rice with salted fish and diced chicken), and 中式牛柳 (Chinese-style beef tenderloin). Everything was delicious, especially the chicken wings—they were crisp and juicy. The prices are reasonable, and the servers are friendly.

This place is my new favorite for authentic Chinese (Cantonese) food! Love their chicken the most! Portions are pretty big and pricing is reasonable. Only down side is they always have lineups, too packed.

It's my first time here! We came for dim sum at lunchtime. I was surprised by the size of their dumplings. They were double the size. It is filled with meat and thin skin. Yummy and filling, everything was good. Price was fair for the portion size. You need to give it a try! Have a look at my pictures and press the like button! If you like what I do, press the follow button to see what I do next!

Very busy place for dim sum. Parking wasn't too difficult to find. We were a table of 2 and was lucky a table was available right away. The hostess was a bit aggressive guiding my gf to the table. Aside from that the dim sum was pretty good quality. A bit pricier.