Indian5 months ago
Hakka & Co
An Indian Hakka wok bar specializing in the Chinese-influenced cuisine of India's diaspora communities a menu built around noodles, fried rice Momos.
Church-Wellesley · East Toronto555 Church St, Toronto, ON M4Y 2E2
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The kitchen distinguishes itself through house-created Hakka dishes alongside regional classics, each wok-tossed with bold spicing and fresh ingredients. Hakka cuisine bridges Indian and Chinese culinary traditions, a style rooted in Kolkata's historical Chinese community but now claimed across India's major cities; this kitchen serves that specific intersection rather than generic Indo-Chinese. The Momos and signature house Hakka noodles are the calling card, each plate designed to showcase technique and heat balance rather than novelty alone.
Try the hakka noodles, hakka fried rice, momos.
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