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Highly recommended for Indian Chinese lovers. Taste quantity and quality all were in point. I was highly impressed. I ordered chicken manchurian fried rice and Bombay chicken with Hakka noodles. The manchurian fired rice was the best and I will recommend that very very much. read more

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The food is trash I asked for one thing they gave me another. Beef makes me sick ew smh now I'll never go there don't care if the vibe is good or not first time ordering there can't even get the fuckin order right? Wings are trash too -5 stars I repeat NEGATIVE 5 STARS read more

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Fay C.

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This is not the first time I have ordered from this restaurant, but it is the first time I have held off eating the food for long enough to take some photos for a review. I had been mentioning this place for months to my boyfriend, telling him how much I wanted to try their Hakka food. Having never had Hakka food before, he initially had no interest. I had an opportunity to order their food for the first time when he went night fishing (his loss), and I was not disappointed! (Neither was he when he dug into my leftovers...) Their Manchurian Hakka Noodles are amazing. You get to choose from Chicken, Beef, Shrimp or Vegetable. I always order ours with beef, and they are generous with the large pieces of beef. I always opt for Spicy spice level and it is a good compromise to satisfy both of us (I can tolerate way spicier foods than he can). They always give a very decent portion. The Chili Chicken is a must. So flavorful and delicious! You have the option of ordering it dry or with gravy. We order it with gravy, which the extra sauce really adds to the already flavorful dish. Their Bombay Chicken is also out of this world. We have ordered both spicy and extra spicy. Extra spicy costs an extra $0.25, but it is well worth it if your taste buds fancy a lot more extra spice. You get white rice with either chicken dish. For their appetizers, I recommend their coconut shrimp. Every time we ordered (except the last time), the shrimps were gigantic. I would also recommend their shrimp spring rolls. At $2.50 each, they are not cheap. But they are worth it. They don't use any other spring roll filling, only shrimp. Every bite was such a satisfying combination of shrimp and fried spring roll wrapper. We also tried the curry chicken spring rolls, which I thought were okay but not great. My boyfriend did not like them. He thought the curry flavor was too overpowering, but then again he doesn't like the taste of curry powder. Their pakoras are a must try as well, with an epic combination of flavors and a very nice kick to them. We tried the shrimp pakoras, however we could not actually tell if it was shrimp or not. We couldn't actually tell what it was made of at all. (The shrimp and other ingredients must have been over-blended.) But they were still super delicious. Generous portions, very tasty food, decently priced. What more could I ask for? So glad to have discovered this gem of a restaurant! read more

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Awesome tasting Hakka Chinese! Prompt service! Good quantity for each dish! Definitely my number one place for Hakka Chinese.

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WOW! A few things: Food sucks! They automatically add 13% to your bill without telling you and when you go to use your card it takes you first to the "do you want to leave a tip?" Page. If you didn't scrutinize your bill or not receive one, you would not know this. If you left even a 15% tip, that would mean you've tipped 28% ! I called to ask about this at the store and was hung up on. They said there was no way to get in touch with the owner by email or phone, and that I'd have to come to the restaurant at 11:30 pm as he only came to take the money. His name is KIM Shame on you ,Kim. read more

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Raya S.

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Ordered the dinner for 2 and chicken pakoras. The chilli chicken and Manchurian chicken that come in the dinner for 2 were fried in really bad stale oil. Chilli chicken was tasty but the Manchurian chicken literally had sauce tossed on fried chicken. Didn't like the taste either. Chicken pakoras were fantastic. Chicken fried rice was also very good. Vegetable spring rolls were Orite. read more

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We ordered takeout from here for the first time last night and loved all that we got. Generous portions for the price and great value. I definitely recommend the hakka noodles and the green beans, we'll be ordering from here again for sure. read more

Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 - Takeout order: Stir fry green beans Manchurian style, chili paneer in gravy on rice, and vegetable hakka noodles. All delicious. - Hakka Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Jia I.

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I was craving somethings spicy, salty, and a bit saucy! And I know just the place. One of the places I used to frequent is open for take out these days via some of the delivery apps. Today we looked up the options and a few clicks at the finger tip equaled to some delicious Hakka food at my door step. If you want to take a break from cooking, give Hakka No 1 a try. Hakka No 1 is located in a random strip mall on the back parking lot of Walmart. It's a bit hidden, but once you find it, it's hard to get away from it. On the East side of the city there are many Hakka places to choose from, so I had a few shops that I frequented. Now that we are on the West side (imagine I'm making a "WEST SIDE" hand sign) now, there are not too much to choose from. Hakka is a mix/fusion cuisine. The fusion is between Indian and Chinese. Since India and China border has a lot of mixed marriages, people and families, it's just a matter of time when the 2 most awesome world cuisines merge and morph into something wunderbar. For the full review, please visit: https://www.eatwithjia.com/2020/05/hakka-no-1.html read more

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Ramneek K.

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The lady overthere was so rude when taking order she was yelling on us even we are so calm tolerating her bad attitude

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My absolute favourite spot to come to I've been a regular for years now every one I bring here becomes a regular until a week ago I booked reservations just in case and usually they don't even need reservations but 20 minutes before my reserve time came they called to tell me that it was cutting it close to the time so rude asking where I was how long I'll be I live maybe 5 minutes from the place if that just for the service and the change of quality in food plus the roaches I've over looked I'll probably just go to the new place in the plaza better price and better food and way clearer. read more

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Vineet S.

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Amazing Indo-Chinese restaurant. It's like a hidden gem in the neighbourhood. If you like spicy yet flavourful food, do visit them.

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The food looked good and tasted okay. But after eating, it made me thirsty and my stomach bit upset. Not sure if its something in the ingredient such as too much MSG or something else. Service was bad. Slow, no waiters came to ask how the food is or offer water refills. The restaurant was not that busy so that is disappointing. I don't like the service or food but I keep coming back here to get take out. UPDATE: Make sure you read your RECEIPTS carefully.. they seem to automatically add a service fee/tip. read more

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Alex H.

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Don't eat here! I got lunch here and was back in work enjoying the food when all of a sudden something didn't taste right. I took what I thought was chicken out of my mouth and to my horror it was a used BAND AID! I went back to the restaurant and when I asked to speak to a manager I was told none was present. They then said none of the kitchen staff has any cuts today and questioned if I put it in the food! They refunded the cost of the meal but I will never eat here again. read more

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Huge portions for what you pay. Food is pretty average but definitely hits the spot when you need something quick. I've had a few different options so far but nothing outstanding. It's close to my office so I'll definitely be back. read more

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Amit J.

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Serving only plastic bottled water in this day and age is unacceptable and completely tone deaf. Please pause for a minute and recognize the damage caused by our single-use plastic culture and stop serving bottled water to each and every patron for the sake of the environment. Other than that gripe, the food is average and portions are huge. As with most Hakka restaurants, the bulk of the portion is the carbs (noodles, rice) as expected. Servers hate their life but I don't blame anyone for not being a cheerleader when making minimum wage. Hopefully they're making at least the minimum wage. read more

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We decided to try this Hakka restaurant on the west side but was disappointed. The chef is not authentic Hakka and it shows in the food. The chilli chicken was not fried before cooking in gravy and was salty. The eggplant dish was overcooked. However the egg noodle with beef and the takeout service was good. read more

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Spinish Teeth R.

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food is good, but then they add automatic 13% tip to the after tax total, then pass you the pay terminal debit card thing that is also suggesting another 13% tip (or more) on the after tax after auto tip total! so sneaky. lost me as a customer. read more

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David G.

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Cheap and plentiful Hakka option in the Junction. Recommend Chilli Chicken with Fried Rice option.

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Carmine L.

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I've eaten here for 4 years now. The bad reviews are based on personal experience with staff. I go here to eat and if you want great service all the time go to a fine dining establishment and pay for it!!! But he food here is great! ... i always have the Chili Chicken Dry, it's crispier than the wet version. The soups are great as is most all the dishes. I have never had a bad experience with the quality of the dishes. I've moved away from the area and can't find any Hakka restaurant that beats it. So i return here for my Hakka experience. believe me I've eaten here more than 50 times and i always have a great food experience. For me it's worth the drive. read more

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Susan V.

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I'm a bit new to hakka but there are a lot of similarities to Chinese cuisine. I see all these bad reviews but I didn't experience any of that during my visit. The service was actually quite good. We had two different servers who tended to us. Our waters were refilled and they did the usual check up without being too invasive. There is an extensive menu and we only ordered two out of the plethora of choices. The chicken pakora had a nice kick to it and it was a generous large portion of meat. I had one piece which was a bit fatty but it wasn't too big of a deal. The beef rice noodles were delicious. Just the right flavour and on par to what I get in other Chinese restaurants, maybe even a little better! I have yet to try other dishes on the menu and I'm not sure if I would just because I liked these two dishes so much. Will update this review if I ever do! read more

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Furtado F.

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This place serves a great meal, food is amazing and staff is super friendly. A little pricey but the freshness of the food totally makes up for it. I can totally recommend this place if your into Chinese food. 2 thumbs up!!! www.FurtadoFurniture.com read more

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Toni B.

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Manchurian fish 10/10 (perfect!) Curry chicken 9/10 (tasty!) Crispy Ginger Beef 9/10 (amazing sauce and it's pretty crispy) Spicy Salt Shrimp 10/10 (so good! Not too salty, just perfect) Good portions for an even better price. This place is really good! I was recommended by a friend and I'm not disappointed at all. Also, I have no idea why people are complaining about the service, they were quick (very quick) and friendly. read more

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Jennifer P.

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I don't understand all the negative reviews here. My parents and I went here for lunch recently and we thought everything was just fine. Yes, the portions are a little smaller than at some other places, like Super Hakka, and the Chili Chicken was not spicy at all, but it still had flavour. The female server who greeted us and took our orders was very friendly and nice. The male server who cleared our table and brought our bill did not smile, but I wouldn't say he was rude, just neutral (neither nice nor not nice). They did not automatically add the tip to our bill like some other reviewers mentioned - although we were just a party of three, maybe they do this if your party is larger(?) We ordered from the Lunch Special Menu. I had the Bombay Chicken (dry) - $6.95, my dad had the Mango Tango Beef - $6.95 and my mom had the Chili Chicken (dry) - $5.95. All lunch specials come with a vegetarian spring roll and a bottle of water. The spring roll was average sized. It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was filled with cabbage, onions and carrots. It was pretty standard. I loved my Bombay Chicken. It was spicy hot and had a great combination of spices in it. I loved the dry chrunchy bits. The Mango Tango Beef was tender and came with green and red peppers as well as slices of sweet ripe mango. The sauce was sweet and was a nice contrast to the spicy Bombay Chicken. The Chili Chicken had flavour but it wasn't spicy at all. I don't understand why on menu the Chili Chicken is rated as spicy as the Bombay Chicken (2 chilies). Anyway, the Chili Chicken was my least favorite, but it was still OK and my mom who doesn't like really spicy food actually really liked it. The white steamed rice was nicely cooked but not all that plentiful. Portions are a bit smaller than other places. Overall it's a good place to go if you are in the area and have a craving for Hakka food. Lots of free parking in the strip mall parking lot. read more

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This low key establishment is my favorite place for Hakka chicken pakoras. I have tried many but this is literally my favorite place in the GTA for good Hakka food. I can't get enough of their spicy chicken and tiger shrimp!! It's a must when I visit home read more

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Hakka no. 1 is the no. 1 alternate to driving all the way to Brampton or Mississauga or Scarborrough in search of good Hakka food. I was fooled by the cover of the book, and was assuming the worst when I finally decided to give this place a try. But to my amazing surprise, the restaurant was the exact opposite of what I feared. It was clean, well organized seating, good staff and delicious well cooked Hakka food. The prices are the cherry on top. Delicious and more than filling lunch options for under $10......how can anyone complain after that?? The lunch menu offers so many options, that you don't even need to bother with the main menu during lunch hours Finally coming to the food: Hakka noodles were great, flavourful, and a generous portion. Ordered Bombay chicken with fried rice. (You can change steam rice from the original combo to fried rice for a dollar and half). Bombay chicken was crispy fried, very well marinated and flavourful, tossed in green herbs. An amazing preparation. If anyone knows and misses "chicken kebabs of Bangalore", this dish comes really really close to it. Overall, dining here was a great experience and I found this place to be a wonderful find in Midtown Toronto. This will be a regular spot for us! read more

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Amani L.

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If i could give a negative rating i would... this was by far the most disgusting hakka food we've had and the saddest part was that it wasn't cheap. We ordered lemon chicken, prawn pakora, hot and sour soup and egg fried rice... our total on ubereats minus tip was almost $65... we wouldn't mind paying this if the food was edible. The pakora was clearly old and stale, it was so hard and chewy just unacceptable! The lemon chicken I don't even know what that was the sauce looked like yellow coloured water with one squeeze of lemon juice. it was just appallingly bad. The hot and sour soup was just diluted god knows what. I never write such negative reviews but at a time like now where covid is sinking finances everywhere it's really disheartening, we ordered out after 3 months as a means of treating ourselves.. I understand that businesses are suffering due to covid but as a restaurant you shouldn't serve food that could potentially make people sick. read more

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Wasn't too sure because of all the bad reviews online. Went here for a last minute lunch with a friend. I called ahead to try and place a sit in order before I got there cause we were both meeting there and I only had an hour. The server wasn't rude in his response but told me they don't do that. I showed up 9 minutes later and when he brought my menus I just gave him my order, so rudeness just quick and efficient. Exactly 5 mins later my food came out steamy hot lol except my friend was running late so I had to wait a good 5 minutes anyways... I definitely snuck a few pieces in my mouth. Ordered the lunch specials (chili chicken and manchurian beef) both were saucy, flavorful and spicy! The chicken still had crunch after 5 mins and the beef was really tender. All this plus spring rolls rice and a bottle of water for 5.95 each.. amazing deal! I need to try their hot and sour soup though! I'd definitely go back :) read more

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This place was a disappointment. The dishes that claimed "HEAT" - lacked. The General Tao Chicken similar to a person who had been submerged in water for a LONG period of time.. I am not sure if it was supposed to be deep fried - and someone failed miserably -- or exactly WHAT was going on. The Ginger chicken didn't taste like Ginger at all.. The beef and broccoli had more broccoli than beef - and the broccoli was HARD. The Wonton soup was tasty - which was the only thing that was okay. All of the dishes must have TONS of MSG. We only ate a little of the food (all else went in the GARBAGE unfortunately) -- but we were STUFFED - in a very unsettling way. This place was a waste of time and money. Never again.. read more

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Lisa G.

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Delicious food!! I'm so glad I stopped by for dinner. This place is a must try you won't be disappointed trust me very tasty Chinese food! read more

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Ahalya S.

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Should've checked the review on Yelp before I went here. Then again a friend took me & he doesn't check reviews. I judge a hakka/Indian Chinese restaurant on their chili chicken. I'd rate it a 2 out of 10 here. The ONLY good thing are the portion sizes. I honestly don't know how restaurants who serve horrible food can be in business!! I will never go here again. If I ever find myself at Keele & Lawrence so hungry I could eat anything, I still wouldn't go here. read more

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I've only been to this Hakka no.1 location but it is my go-to hakka place! They have the BEST Bombay chicken hands down the rest of the menu items are on point and always consistent. They give options to make dishes 'extra spicy' for 25 cents more(which I always opt for) and their supper spicy hot sauce and pickled chili peppers give me spice-gasms every time. read more

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Sana G.

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I have to admit that within its massive menu there are a few gems. The Bombay chicken, pakora, rice or noodle dishes are quite savory and have never disappointed the few times I have been here. Portions are very big and a single dish can be shared by at least 3 people. However, this is where the positive review ends. Whenever, I have tried to wander off and be adventurous it has proved to be a bad idea. Most of the gravy dishes are waay too salty and the meat lacking in flavor. Now, about the service: horrendous. Be prepared to order as soon as you sit down, because the food takes forever to arrive. I like to think it is because the food is being freshly prepared, but at this joint lets not kid ourselves. The waiters are usually hanging out behind the counter and will not notice glasses that are empty or you trying to get their attention. My friend had to practically wave her card and do a handstand to get the waiters to come over. Every time I have been here it has been a hit or miss with some of the times being quite enjoyable. For that reason I will give it an average of 3 stars. If you still want to give this place a try I suggest doing takeout. read more

Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 - Bombay chicken, chili beef (gravy), Manchurian hakka noodles (total around $40, more than enough for 3 people). - Hakka Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We had a team lunch from work yesterday at Hakka No. 1 location. They have multiple locations. I only tried the location number 1. We ordered multiple dishes to share among us. What I like the most is their Singapore Noodle, it taste just right, it is not too much curry but you can taste the curry, I like how they stir fry the noodle, it is not overcooked compare to other places I go to. I also like their Chicken Fried Rice and Crispy chicken lunch special. They give you a decent portion for the chicken and rice. It is more than enough for me. It get really busy around lunch time. the price is decent. The service here is really sucks! The lady customer service is horrible. You asked her a question she answered you very rudely. Food is ok for the price and it taste is 3 out of 5. read more

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Great food and service! We got the ginger crispy beef, ho fen veggie noddles and mango and coconut bubble tea and everything was amazing. Highly recommend! read more

Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 - Mango bubble tea, ginger crispy beef, ho fen veggie noodles and a spicy beef. Amazing!!! - Hakka Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Marri N.

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Service is OK. Food is delicious. Very flavorful. Portion is big. Family style dining. Affordable. Will likely end up with leftovers. Definitely recommend this place if you want flavorful, delicious and affordable food :-) They have weekdays lunch specials :-) read more

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The food is good and the staff is very friendly. I went to go pick up a very large take out order and they were running a couple minutes behind. The staff asked me to take a seat and were very kind when they asked me to wait a few minutes and they even apologized for the wait and brought me out a glass of water. If you're vegetarian I highly recommend the cauliflower Manchurian which is a good twist on the classic and overly done manchurian. The only dish I didn't like that we ordered were the steamed dumplings which are pretty much broken when I opened the container. read more

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2355 Keele Street
Unit 15
Toronto, ON M6M 4A2
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(416) 242-8808
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What time does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 open?

Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 opens at 12:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 close?

Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 closes at 10:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 closes at 11:30 PM on Friday and Saturday.

Mon-Thu 11:00 AM - 10:30 PMFri 11:00 AM - 11:30 PMSat 12:00 PM - 11:30 PMSun 12:00 PM - 10:30 PM

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Does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 serve alcohol?

Yes, Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only

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Does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 have TVs?

Yes, Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 has TVs.

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Does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 have bike parking?

No, Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 does not have bike parking.

Does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 have outdoor seating?

No, Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 have parking?

Yes, Hakka No 1 Restaurant 2 has parking options. Private Lot Parking

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Miss Likelmore is a stylish, welcoming spot with great energy. The menu is creative, the cocktails…read moreare top-tier, and the service is warm and attentive. Perfect for date nights or catching up with friends. I had the a peanut punch infused cocktail, oxtail burger and plantain chips. Highly recommend getting this pairing. My only caviet is that it took a while to get our food and the restaurant playa very loud music. It's still worth checking out for the vibe and better to go on a weeknight that is not Friday.

I've been to Ms. Luckilmore's a numerous amount of times and I will never stop going because the…read morefood and the ambiance is great. This time around the waiter I had didn't really seem to know the menu as great as I did. He told me that some of the meals had different ingredients in them then were listed on the menu which made no sense to me whatsoever. I would say for management if you do have a new waiter just to train them a little bit more thoroughly on the menu and what the dishes entail. Nevertheless, I'll still be back. They're spending my money

Crab XO｜Slow Braised Oxtail｜Mac Pie

Dragon Stout Short Ribs

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Trini Pot

4.5

(2 reviews)

9.2 km

I love the idea of bringing Trinidadian food to downtown Toronto! Before this opened up, I think…read moreMaracas in Kensington was the only other place. I didn't get to visit Trini Pot in person and got it delivered through Uber. I got the stew chicken with macaroni pie, callaloo and a side of coleslaw. When I reheated it, the smell was heavenly! I liked everything (chicken was well seasoned with so much flavour) but I hope they can make the macaroni pie cheesier and bolder in flavour. My pie didn't have much taste to it. I also got the curry chicken with rice and when I tasted it, it reminded me of curry back home in Barbados but just a little spicier. I don't know how else to describe it! Jamaican curry is quite different and I'm not a fan but this curry is a big Yes for me!

Best real authentic back home cooking.Amazing food and very clean and good portion.Always…read morefresh.Definetly worth trying.

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Island Foods

3.8

(13 reviews)

8.3 km

Trish and I had supper Thursday evening at Island Foods. It was surprisingly busy for a cold and…read morerainy Thursday (most were take-outs). I had my usual ... a boneless chicken roti. Trish is vegan and had a veggie roti. Yum!

I was so sad and disappointed when their King West location closed. Thankfully they opened another…read morelocation in Queen West which is newer, cleaner and brighter. The food is a different story though, not the same as it used to be. The Boneless Chicken Roti was overcooked making the chicken dry and rubbery. There's not a lot of curried sauce inside the roti so you have to clearly tell them to put additional sauce. Spice level is also non-existent, even though you say medium there's no spice at all. Doubles (though not as good as ACR) are okay but smaller in size. You need two or more of these doubles in order to be filled up. Long lineups during lunch time so I try to come after 2 pm. During this time your order comes in fast, ready in 5 mins or less. Friendly and delightful service. Would probably still come back despite above inconsistent food quality since there's not a lot of authentic Trinidadian Roti in downtown Toronto.

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The Diner's Corner

3.7

(44 reviews)

9.1 km

Personally, I really enjoy salmon, but I feel neutral about lamb. Grilled salmon has a crispy…read moretexture on the surface, with a slight sweetness, while the skin is only lightly seared, keeping a soft touch that adds depth to its taste. The lamb curry is a bit tangy but acceptable, though it's somewhat disappointing with too many bones and not much value for the price. That said, the tangy-spicy dressing on the salad is definitely worth praising.

Any time I am in Toronto, Caribbean food is a must for me. And if it's Jamaican, all the better. I…read moretend to go outside of downtown for Jamaican dishes, but decided that while I was knocking about in the downtown area that I would stop by The Diner's Corner. I opted for the brunch buffet so that I could sample a few dishes. Having my paternal side of the family from Jamaica had already exposed me to lot of Jamaican staples, so I find it a better route to try several menu items rather than a fixed menu. I had brown stew chicken, ackee, saltfish, rundown, callalou, plantains, and a little bit of a lot else. My water glass stayed full and used plates were removed as soon as I went for more food. This was one of the first times that a cultural restaurant in the heart of downtown had authenticity in the dishes. It became apparent when I passed the kitchen and heard patois. Not that patois was an indication of genuine flavor, given some cultural restaurants will compromise flavor for certain palates, but an elder speaking it is an elder who will serve you food as it should taste.

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Jerk Chicken

Simone's Caribbean Restaurant

Wanted to try this place for a while now…read more The chicken soup was okay, just potatoes, carrots and dumpling. Curry goat was perfectly spiced and tasty. The roti was hard and chewy, disappointing. Cod fritters were probably day old and hardish with little fish and way too much pepper, could not eat and I'm a "spice girl". Not greasy though. Cole slaw and plantain were perfection. Expensive. Probably won't order again. Update: Just the one fish fritter was super hot, the rest were fine.

Came to Simone's after our cousins recommended Jamaican cuisine of all things while in Toronto…read more Officially they recommended a place in Markham but that was a bit out of the way and a quick search for Jamaican in Toronto brought up Simone's on most every list. We tried a variety of dishes to varying degrees of enjoyment. Let's start with the good - we enjoyed the saltfish fritters, the Jamaican patties, the beef roti, and the fried bananas the most. They were balanced and very flavorful. The beef roti specifically looked like a giant burrito, but the beef within was so tender and well seasoned. We also really enjoyed the banana fritters which tasted like deep fried banana bread. As for the plates missing the mark - The jerk chicken was pretty tender but our two pieces were also pretty charred so we had to remove most of the skin where most of the rub would have been. Additionally, the goat curry and the oxtail were borderline inedible especially after we ran out of coleslaw which was its saving grace to making each bite palatable. It was so salty otherwise! There were also a lot of small bone fragments to work through on each dish. It wasn't necessarily that these dishes tasted bad but it was just impossible to enjoy due to the salt content. The staff at Simone's was very kind though. I could also tell that they made everything fresh and at order so I can appreciate the effort even though it didn't quite meet my expectations.

Codfish fritter

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Festival with Jerk Gravy

Ali's West Indian Roti Shop

Ali's Roti located in Parkdale along Queen St. W. near Lansdowne Ave serves up West Indian food in…read morea casual environment. Their menu consists of a variety of items including curry rotis, paratha, curry rice dishes, jerk chicken, stew (chicken or oxtail), fish, soups, patties, as well as doubles. You are also able to pay by cash or card (if using card there is a service fee though!). Entering the space, you walk down the restaurant until you hit the cashier. You order your items there where you can eat it for here or to go. I've only gotten their doubles here but they are a pretty big portion and they taste great (you can choose your level of spicy and they also have a tamarind chutney as well). I've seen people eating their rotis there and the portions are pretty big. Service is no frills and the staff are friendly. This is a no frills place where you come for the good food. Overall, I definitely will return whenever I am in the area!

Found this spot on IG and decided to give them a try as other influencers mentioned they had the…read morebest roti's in Toronto. I got the curry chicken which I thoroughly enjoyed the flavor of the chicken inside, my problem was with the roti. As I cut more into the roti, it looked as though it wasn't cooked properly like patches of dry flour throughout to the point it didn't look appealing. I also grabbed a double which I enjoyed, they are much bigger than the ones I get at home in Va. I never had a Trini soda ~ Solo kola champagne which tastes very similar to the Jamaican version. The gentleman at the front counter was very nice and patient. The decor was definitely a Trini island feel. Bright colors and hand painted pictures. They have seating available for dine-in experience.

Near: boneless jerk chicken & paratha Far: curry beef & paratha

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Ali's storefront

Allwyn's Bakery

Decided to re-visit this allwyns's location for delicious Jamaican food…read more Located in a small strip plaza, there's generally plenty of parking. Inside, it's a small operation. Not a lot of seating to eat so consider takeout. Food: Jerk chicken sandwich - the jerk chicken had good flavor though a slightly oversalted. The coleslaw was crunchy and sweet to contrast the chicken. The coco bun was decently soft though not the must fluffy. 4/5. Goat roti - really good flavor and tender goat. The roti itself is very soft yet holds up against the filling. Pretty good at deboning the goat meat for the roti though the owner usually warns that there could be bones still. Pretty huge roti. 5/5. Allwyns is one of my favorite places to get jerk chicken. Definitely recommend.

I tried 2 places for beef patties today. Here and "Island…read moreFoods Express" at Woodbine and Hwy 7. Look at my other review for them. To compare the two, I ordered a spicy beef patty and tested them for flakiness, crispness, and filling. First off price wise. It was cheaper here at $2.70 including tax. I found that this beef patty here at Allwyn's was flaky enough but lacked the crispness of the outside dough. As well the filling was too moist or soggy and it was translucent which was off putting. Also, the patty was lukewarm and not piping hot. I came here to try one and then maybe go back in and pick up a dozen. But From the one patty I had. It didn't warrant a purchase of a dozen to take home for future enjoyment. I must say the patty was not bad. However I found it was not the best one I have had in Toronto. I will pick Islands Express Foods for a beef patty in future visits. Recommendations, I suggest you try for yourself as this is a personal preference but I'll stick to some other locations for my beef patty fix.

It's light dough surrounding a beef patty that is topped with this tasty chicken and slaw. Tasty messy.

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Jerk chicken sandwich

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The Real Jerk - Legacy

3.7

(10 reviews)

7.7 km

Not the best Jamaican food I've had, but it still hits when you want that comfort fix. Legacy spot…read morehas better portions and more consistent flavour than the other location. Fried dumplings with oxtail gravy were warm and soft, and the gravy gave it a nice boost. The mix plate had fried chicken with good crunch and oxtail that was tender, but heads up--the oxtail portion is small, so don't expect anything crazy. The gravy ties it all together though. It's not a top-tier spot for me, but definitely worth a visit when the craving hits. Rating: 3 out of 5

This is a restaurant featuring Caribbean food, with a heavy influence of Jamaican cuisine. It is a…read morefamily-run business. The soft opening was on 2023-04-25, and the grand opening will be on 2023-05-19. There many tables for seating, a second seating area half a floor up at the back of the restaurant, an extensive bar, and an event space in the basement. We ordered the following: 1. Jamaican Mule ($10.99). Ginger Beer, Gosling Black Rum. 2. Lily's Passion ($10.99). 2oz Captain Morgan, 2oz passion fruit, 1oz cranberry juice. 3. Peanut Punch ($5.00). 4. Plantain ($3.95). 5. Chicken Roti (13.95). 6. Jerk Chicken & Oxtail Combo ($23.95). 7. Escovitch Fish ($22.00). The service from the waitress and bartender was excellent. The alcoholic drinks were colourful and tasty. The Peanut Punch was in a drinking box from a Caribbean company called Grace. I've had it before. But the waitress suggested it be poured into a tall glass with ice; it was amazing - I highly recommend it! The Plantain appetizer was perfectly cooked and delicious. The Chicken Roti side dish was huge! It is twice as high as any Roti I've ever had before! The chicken inside was succulent. The Jerk Chicken & Oxtail Combo was amazing. You get two sides: we chose rice & peas and coleslaw, two quintessential sides for a Jamaican meal. I feared the Jerk Chicken would be too spicy, but the restaurant wanted to cater to many tastes, so it made it medium spicy (which I could handle). I was told you can add their Real Jerk Hot Sauce yourself or ask the cook to make it extra spicy during the cooking process. The Oxtail was tasty. We also ordered the Escovitch Fish, another popular Caribbean dish. The whole fish is fried, then marinated in a sauce of vinegar, spices, onions, carrots, and peppers. The taste was excellent, and the meat flakes off the bone easily. This dish also come with two sides: we chose coleslaw and steamed vegetables, which came in their own separate bowls. During this restaurant's grand opening, there will be entertainment starting at 15:00, with steel pan, limbo, prizes, and DJ. Starting at 22:00, there is a party. This location has an event space in the basement, which can hold up to 101 people. It can be used for old school parties, karaoke, spoken word, etc. The parties are to appeal to the older clientele who frequented the Queen and Broadview and Gerrard locations. The Real Jerk started 38 years ago and has moved several times. The most famous location was at Queen and Broadview while they were there for 25 years. This location is owned by a husband and wife team: Cleigh and Natasha. Cleigh's father owns the location on Gerrard St, which became internationally famous due to a music video by Drake and Rihanna. There is a third location in London, England, owned by Cleigh's uncle. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is not currently wheelchair accessible but there will be a ramp to overcome the one step at the entrance. There are separate male/female washrooms in the basement, so they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-142

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Pai Northern Thai Kitchen

Loved. The space is beautiful and filled with energetic people having a great time with their…read morefriends and family. You can't help but smile in anticipation and then smile from how wonderful your meal is. I sat by myself in the back with all the other table for ones for dinner during a weekday. No wait for me because it was just for one. (At around 6pm, a table for two was around 30-35 minutes.) I had the morning glory with crispy pork and the beef larb salad. I had both dishes, fully. It was fabulous. I've already texted friends about this place.

Yummy Thai food with fresh ingredients…read more For two people we got the papaya salad w/dried shrimp, Khao Soi w/shrimp, and pad gra prow w/crispy pork. We ordered medium spicy for the papaya salad and it only had a slight kick. I wished the salad portion was more as it was gone pretty quickly. It comes with shrimp chips, pork rinds, and 2 small bundles of rice noodles. The dried shrimp in the salad was very chewy though, which made it a bit less enjoyable. I ended up picking them all out. We ordered spicy for the pad gra prow but it wasn't spicy at all. I think you can ask for the Thai chilis/ Thai chili fish sauce thing on the side but we decided we were fine with no spicy. Unfortunately the crispy pork was not crispy at all and was also very chewy. Overall it was still delicious! The Khao soi mightve honestly been the least favorite, but it was still good. It is on the sweeter side. The egg noodles were cooked al dente and had a nice chew. Sometimes when I get Khao soi it ends up being too heavy or creamy, but the curry for this one was thinner and easy to eat. The shrimp was the best part - super fresh and bouncy. In the end I thought the portions and quality were good. The service was also super nice, and it was impressive to see our waitress cover so many tables. The restrooms were also clean.

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Pad See Ew

Cafe Landwer

My 1st review of June is not even in my country, the US. It was a year ago today, June 1, we left…read morefor our Niagara Falls/Toronto trip. This continues the 2025 alphabet series, C is for Cafe Landwer. On Tuesday, 6/3/25, we went to St. Lawrence Market; see my B is for Buster Sea Cove. Seems like we happened to go alphabetical for lunch/brunch as the next day Wed., 6/4/25. This place had good reviews. So, we got on TTC to Osgoode station and was a very close walk. It said established in 1919, so we thought it's a good sign it's been in business over a century; although not this location specifically. Their history in the 20th century was that they started in Berlin, Germany in 1919, but they were a Jewish family who ended up immgrating to Israel in 1933, opening their store there, and expanded locations throughout Israel. Their history in Toronto & North America (including some in the US) is much more recent since opening in 2017. Unfortunately, my closest is New York City; none in Maryland or DC area. This location is in busy downtown Toronto. We sat outside on their big patio area as the weather was warm and could enjoy the view of the buildings, people, cars, etc. Server was friendly answering our questions. I ended up getting an egg benedict with salmon in a croissant. It was creative and delicious take on egg benedict. The only issue was it was messy to eat in the croissant, but I didn't care as it was so delicious. My girlfriend got a Belgian waffle with blueberries, whipped cream, etc. It was unique and very good & sweet too as I tried a bite. Overall, this was a 5-star experience with great food, service, & atmosphere.

My wife and I were visiting Toronto and we ate here. It was a delightful food experience. The…read moreservice was "meh" but food was good which is why I gave three stars. Service: It was not great. We sat for a while and no one took attention (we were outside and they were busy but no excuse for them -- they should do better). We had folks come in and out and were somewhat nonchalant and not attentive. Food: This was the great part of the experience. - Berries and Granola with Greek Yogurt: My brother in law got this an he devoured it and said it was great. - Farmers Breakfast: My wife got this and she LOVED it. She went back to get their Halwah Latte (which she said was just OK) - Egg white Omlette Skillet: I customized my food and it was good -- for reference I've had better only because the cheese was feta and it was unclear that this was the only option as I don't love feta. Also I'm pretty sure while I asked for egg whites there was normal egg (i.e., eggs). If you order egg white make sure the server hears you. They screwed this up for me. This is why I'm giving it three stars -- I could have made a stink but didn't think it was necessary to do so. All in all -- I'd recommend this spot to folks but don't go there thinking the service will be great.

Croissant egg Benedict with salmon

[03.2026] Sweets

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Sinia Shakshuka - super flavorful! IG - @bilalandjesseatfood

Som Tum Jinda

4.4

(88 reviews)

9.6 km

So busy on a Thursday! Not a big place but filled with people. Their known for their papaya salads…read moreand get ready for some heat! Lol Food is good here. But when it gets busy, service is lacking.

I have not had sookie since becoming a vegan! I was so happy to have that nostalgic dish back from…read moremy pre-vegan days and to have it done hot pot style was beautiful. The restaurant is so brightly coloured with an open concept design. I love that you can see the kitchen staff happily conversing with the wait staff. It brings a certain joyfulness to the restaurant.

Pad See Eew (Rice Noodles with Pork) https://www.instagram.com/the.wanderin.foodie/

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Mango mojito

Gusto 101

We always order 2 things on repeat everytime we come here: -…read moreMafalde ai funghi - Octopus Then we try out another appetizer and a different pasta dish. The hype about the mafalde ai funghi is right on the dot, It's super truffle forward, and VERY creamy. My favorite thing about Gusto is nothing is overly salty. A big pet peeve of mine is when dishes are salty, because I truly like to taste the ingredients. The mafalde is one of the dishes where it's not heavily salted so the flavor of truffle and cream is really delicious! Gusto has become my repeat italian and will continue to be! Unless they remove the mafalde off the menu The only downside is that it's very loud at gusto because there are a lot of tables super close together. So i really only come here for a casual date rather than super special. Take that into account if you're planning something special!

Recommended. Di…read moreSipio Setterose, $89. Pink, tart. Good. Carpaccio with egg, mushrooms. Different and good. Pizza - pepperoni. Losts of pepperoni with a light honey drizzle. Super thin crust. Yummy. Our waitress (from Genova, Italia) was skillful and freindly + sat upstairs with glass roof + cannot hear music + flatware - Browne, hefty - noisy - paper napkins $185.15 CAD for dinner for 2, including tax and tip

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