Hakka Flavours

The food was the usual of what you expect from a Hakka place. We did like their Fried Rice, it wasn’t just rice with soya sauce, it actually had some flavour to it. Other than fried rice, we had ordered Manchurian chicken, chilli chicken, crispy ginger beef and chicken chow mein. Their version of crispy ginger beef was a little different, not the usual thin strips of beef like most places do it and I found their batter to be more crispy which I enjoyed. If we do go back here, it would be for their Fried Rice

Great Hakka type Chinese Cusine. Friendly owner and great service.
Must try Sweet and Sour Manchurian Chicken

Ordered here for take out to try another Hakka place in order to find some of the best chilli chicken in Brampton.
No after try most places in Brampton and liking my chilli chicken extra hot I was let down. It was neither extra spicy or very crispy. However the value of the money was better the guddu’s I found that the later had more flavor and gave me the spice I wanted.
That being said hakka village is still my go to place. While eating in is better than guddus, hakka flavors is nicer looking but you cannot beat the food at hakka village. They are quick to get food out, will add the extra spice and have many great dishes.

I have been going here for a while and I must say the food is great! Tons of flavour and service is a little long but friendly overall

I was out visiting a friend in Brampton and on the drive home I noticed a sign for Hakka Flavours. For some odd reason, my car just turned into the lot and parked itself out front of this restaurant, so only to oblige the car, my partner and I ventured in.
Now, I love Hakka food. When done right, the flavours/​aromas will overwhelm your senses and leave you in a state of euphoria. The best place I’ve discovered thus far is a place called Fredericks in Markham.
We opted for a «combo meal» for 2. At $ 24, I wasn’t expecting much. It consisted of 2 spring rolls, Chilli Chicken, Chicken Fried Rice and Vegetable Chow Mien dish (noodle). I was pleasantly surprised at how good the food was for the price point and the amount of food you got. We could not finish it all (except for the chilli chicken) and our waitress did offer to wrap up the leftovers for us to take home… which we declined.
The spring rolls were standard fare, the same you get anywhere. Chilli Chicken was in a wonderful spicy garlic sauce (which we used to cover the rice and noodle dish). It made the meal.
Waitress was very good. She recommended a lime drink and then came back to ensure we liked it. We did !
When the bill came it was incorrect. Had to point out that we ordered a combo meal and drinks, nothing more. The cashier said she’d have to check (but didn’t leave to ask anyone) but she ultimately removed the item, but not until asking me again if I was sure I hadn’t ordered the dish. Small hic-​cup.
If out in this neck of the woods, I would venture in again.

I had no idea what Hakka food is until now. It just shows that I’m still uncutured and need to venture out more and dare to try new things.
Hakka is Indian/​Chinese flavours. I’ve been here twice and it is decent for the price. I’ve tried the General Tao and the Bombay Chicken. The lunch combo includes choice of soup or soda and plain rice or fried rice.
The owners are nice and hospitable. This place will be a regular lunch place for me on days I forget or don’t bring a lunch to work.

The food here is decent (mostly thanks to the MSG I’m convinced). I’ve ordered the food without MSG and as expected, it doesn’t taste as good but it still tastes good. Many foods here are heavily deep fried so regardless of MSG or not, your arteries won’t be pleased, so be aware in case you have any health issues…
Haven’t dined in here so cant comment on that experience.
Phone service is very friendly…