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    Hakka Momo Corner

    4.4 (15 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 11:45 PM

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    Lollipop chicken
    Debbie W.

    This place was recommended by one of my coworkers. With great curiosity, our family came to try this Chinese fusion Indian styled restaurant. The place is located inside of a strip mall on Bridgeport Road, small but clean. It's interesting to learn that dumpling is called momo on the menu. I'm always a fan of Indian food and Chinese food, now that there's a combination of both, I'm eager to learn how it tastes. We order some lollipop chicken, fish pakora, Szechuan fried rice Indian style and some goat and chicken dumplings. The lollipop chicken was juicy and crunchy. I love the sauce poured on the top, added a unique flavor to those chicken so they don't taste dry at all. The fish pakora was okay, I've had better ones. The goat momo was really yummy, maybe because I like lamb and goat. However, with the Szechuan styled fried rice, we were surprised by how spicy it was. I love eating spicy food, however, this one is a little too much. Other than that, the rice was nicely flavored. Everything was on the heavier side, which is to be expected. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable. The recommendation was on point with what we wanted to try. If you are looking for some comfort food in Richmond, and fancy for some East Indian fusion Chinese food, this place is a must try.

    Chicken Biriyani

    They emphasize the quality of their biryani, featuring tender, flavorful meat, fragrant basmati rice, and a unique in-house roasted masala blend. According to their website, Hakka momo corner offers a variety of protein choices, including chicken, goat, paneer, and prawn, and they can adjust the spice level to your preference. They also serve biryani with Egg and side of chilled raita and Gravy. The Biriyani portion is huge it is mentioned in the picture.

    Veg Momos with Jhol sauce (vegan)
    Matt B.

    One of the few places you can get Hakka food in Greater Van, and the only in Richmond, I believe. Good-quality, authentic Hakka food with momos. Lots of vegetarian and vegan options. We stopped in for dinner on a Saturday evening. There were only two other tables dining in, but it looked like they were doing plenty of take-out too. We ordered: -Veg Momos - steamed ($12.99; vegan) + jhol sauce ($2.45). The momos dishes come with 8 large dumplings; this one was accompanied with tons of jhol sauce -- which was tangy, very salty, and rich. Nicely done, though the sauce was a tad too salty. -Manchurian Tofu ($13.50; vegan). This came with 8 pieces of fried tofu, smothered in a very salty, rich, complex sauce. Again, a tad salty, but great flavours. -Hakka Szechuan Noodles with Soya Chaap ($15.50; vegan). Simple noodle dish, but flavoured well, with minimal shredded veggies, and plenty of soya chaap. Good stuff. Overall, good food, decent value. The service is friendly but very slow (it took over half an hour for the first dish to come out). And the menu is very light on vegetables despite having plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. If you're in Richmond, this is a good option. But Vancouver has plenty of better hakka/momo options (Momo Factory, Green Lettuce, Chili Pepper, Momo Hut, Gurkha Himalayan).

    Lollipop chicken, Indian coffee, butter chicken.

    I'm going to preface this that in my experience there are two different Asian restaurants. The cheap fast but bland food that's all the same. The other is the high end restaurants that have very small portions and cost a lot while taking forever. Hakka momo has middle prices but excellent service and what I would consider fast food. However, that said after walking 7 minutes in the pouring rain with fast buses wizzing by and the building looking a bit run down; I was a bit apprehensive. However, the nice clean decor and excellent service allayed my concerns. The only issue was that with a language barrier I was accidentally sent the lollipop chicken. which actually turned out to be no problem at all because it was fantastic. The chicken wasn't dry and had an excellent sauce while not being too spicy. The butter chicken was good with Naan bread. The dumplings in my opinion were a little small for the price, but the sauce was great. The Indian coffee was nice and creamy. If you're flying in and new to Vancouver i definitely recommend.

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    Thank you Ria for your visit and review.

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    1 year ago

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    Thank you Neha for your valuable feedback.

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    6 months ago

    Ordered Basmati Rice w Chicken, Butter chicken curry, and momo. All were delicious! Fast friendly service!

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    Thank you Kalai, we appreciate your visit and review.

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    Thank you for your visit and review Jesus.

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    Thanks Greg, we appreciate your visit and review. See you soon again.

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    1 year ago

    Excellent and unique! just did takeout but they were very nice and accommodated an earlier time request.

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    Thank you Flare for your brief review and visit.

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    3 years ago

    One of the best place to eat Indian style food. I went several time, food really good and delicious.

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