Hakka Khazana Restaurant Scarborough
Chinese, Himalayan/Nepalese
Hours:
2167 Victoria Park Ave Unit# 1, Scarborough
(416) 449-6111
About Hakka Khazana Restaurant Scarborough
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Recent Reviews
Yesterday when a blind woman and her seeing eye dog along with her partner attempted to have dinner at your location, the manager broke Canadian laws around seeing eye dogs. While the manager continued to break the laws he showed various forms of abuse to the blind woman, who he refused to speak with and to at all. The manager refused to see the blind woman's ID. The manager refused to hear of the law that he was breaking. The manager would only speak with her male partner. The...read full review
Ordered christmas dinner very delicious and quantity good. Chicken Tikka masala curry and momos were tasty. Would recommend this restaurant.
Chef Ravi was helpful with menu suggestions. Thank you.
Our dental office is in the same plaza and we always look forward to have a staff lunch there. Food is always excellent and so is the service.
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Menu
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 3PM 4 - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 3PM 4 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 10PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 3PM 4 - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
Hakka Khazana Restaurant in Scarborough offers tasty food with highlights including their tandoori and jhol momos, Szechuan/hakka noodles, and manchurian gravy. This restaurant is known for its budget-friendly options, making it a great choice for students. The quantity of food per dish is generous, often serving two people, without compromising on quality. Service is friendly, but guests should be prepared for potentially slow attention from waitstaff.
The lunch stir fry vegetables with chicken are flavorful and tender. Recently ordered dishes like the Chicken Tikka masala curry and momos were noted as tasty, with good quantity. However, the chicken 65 ordered through Uber Eats had less quantity and was considered not worth the cost. The restaurant is a quiet spot for Hakka food, with customers enjoying the chilli chicken (gravy) and expressing interest in trying the dry version next time. While the fried rice was acceptable, some found the vegetables, particularly the peas, to be underwhelming. Chef Ravi has been helpful with menu suggestions, enhancing the dining experience.