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    IC 22 Ottawa Hakka Spot

    4.0 (4 reviews)
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    Flavorful Food, chill vibes, quick service, one of the most authentic and affordable restaurant in Ottawa

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    1 year ago

    Tried this for the first time. Had the Manchurian chicken noodles. very good and tasty. Looking foreword to trying another dish soon.

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    Korean House - Salmon teriyaki

    Korean House

    4.3(49 reviews)
    16.9 km
    $$

    10/10, this place is SO good. Honestly still thinking about that salmon teriyaki and the seafood…read moretofu stew we ordered (which didn't make the cut for the photos cause it was literally devoured within 2 minutes). It was our first-time trying it because the original restaurant we wanted to go to on Somerset was closed, but we were definitely not let down. They open at 11:30 on the weekend and we were a bit early but the staff was super friendly and accommodating- letting us sit down, browse the menu and even place our order before they "officially" opened. Out of all the dine-in korean restaurants we've tried so far in Ottawa (which I know is quite limited and most aren't authentic- but that's not to say they aren't good): Alirang, Maht, Daldongnae, etc. This is definitely top tier AND we will be coming back. As a small business, they are generous with their refillable complimentary side dishes (which is so yum), the flavour HITS, and the service is so good and welcoming. They kept checking in with us, turned down the volume to the TV that we were sitting under, and kept refilling our tea. inside the restaurant is also quite spacious and has comfortable seating arrangements. But we were sitting next to the AC which can be quite breezy!

    A return visit for the Bulgogi plate - so delicious. And the service is super friendly. Even the…read moremanager came by at the end of my meal to make sure everything was to my liking. It's no wonder this place is so busy. Large portions, everything so fresh tasting and great service makes for 5 stars. A winning combination.

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    Korean House
    Korean House

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    The Hot Wok - Asian Fusion - Inside the Chicken Bang Bang. $18.25.

    The Hot Wok - Asian Fusion

    4.0(10 reviews)
    55.9 km
    $$

    TL;DR/The Short Version: One of the very few Asian…read morerestaurants in Perth, ON. We got takeout. The Pad Ki Mow was tasty. No table service. The Long Version: My husband and I got takeout from The Hot Wok for dinner when we were staying in Perth. All their food is packaged as takeout, but they do have seating where you can eat your takeout food, just no table service. We decided to take the food back to our hotel room instead. We got the Bang Bang Chicken ($18.25) and the Shrimp Pad Ki Mow ($19.50). I called my order in and we walked there to pick it up. I was told it would take about 30 minutes to be ready. (They make everything to order.) We arrived after 30 minutes and our food was ready as promised. The lady on the phone was very courteous and I think she was the same lady at the pickup counter. The Bang Bang Chicken was listed on the menu as "Lightly breaded chicken tossed in a creamy honey sauce, on a bed of greens." It did not mention sesame seeds were sprinkled on top and I forgot to say "no sesame seeds" with my order so I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't really eat this dish, but that was on me. I was able to manage a few bites that didn't have sesame seeds on them (I can handle mild contamination) and I found the meat a bit dry, but the outside was pleasantly crispy and the honey sauce was pleasant. The "bed of greens" was actually raw shredded cabbage and carrots in a creamy sauce. I was asked how spicy I wanted this dish and I said medium, but it wasn't spicy at all, like not even mildly spicy, lol. Don't worry, the food didn't go to waste, as my husband ate it. The dish came with a small serving of steamed white rice. The rice was good, not too mushy nor too dry. The Shrimp Pad Ki Mow was tasty, albeit a tad too oily for me. It had 6 large shrimp, which were all properly deveined. They were plump and juicy. The dish also had broccoli, cauliflower, onions, carrots and Bok Choy. I was happy to see they were very generous with the vegetables. You have the option of having this dish with rice noodles or rice, I chose the noodles since that's what traditional Pad Ki Mow is. However, the noodles used were rather thin, like even thinner than traditional Pad Thai noodles. I like the wider noodles that typically come with Pad Ki Mow (or as I usually know it as, Pad Kee Mao). I was also asked what spice level I wanted this dish and I also said medium, and for this dish, it was a true medium as it had a spicy kick to it. They have their own private parking lot in front of the restaurant that is shared with their next door neighbour Jersey Joe's. Review #42 (2025)

    Food is good but they are take out only. They have seating where you may sit to eat but no waiters.read more

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    The Hot Wok - Asian Fusion - Inside the restaurant. They have seats but no table service. You can eat your takeout there though.

    Inside the restaurant. They have seats but no table service. You can eat your takeout there though.

    The Hot Wok - Asian Fusion - Shrimp Pad Ki Mow $19.50.

    Shrimp Pad Ki Mow $19.50.

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    Jade Yi’s Kitchen - pad thai.  taste good. and with fried eggs.

    Jade Yi’s Kitchen

    3.5(22 reviews)
    1.0 km

    Came by for some takeout. Overall food was ok, but packaging was poor. Soup leaked in transport and…read moreI got broth all over the paper bag and in the trunk of my car :( I was going to get the lunch specials but as I was ordering the lady abruptly said that they are not offering lunch specials during the Covid-19 Pandemic (which sadly we are still in at the time of this visit and the writing of this review). Ok, no problem, I got the Dinner 2B instead. The menu price was $30.95 but the price went up as I was charged $32.95. I get it, the Pandemic has been hard for some businesses. It took about 20 minutes, so I left and drove to a nearby cafe to get a drink. When I came back about 25 minutes later the food was ready and waiting for me. It was in a paper bag and stapled at the top. I put it in my trunk and drove home. When I got home, I opened my trunk and the paper bag was wet and ripped. Some of the containers were rolling around in my trunk. The soup had leaked and the inside of my trunk was wet with broth. I was very thankful that I asked to have the Wonton soup instead of the Hot and Sour soup. I think the latter would have been a bigger mess. So I brought the food into the house and I saw that there was a small hole in the lid of the soups. Gah! I guess this is good for venting of the soup, but very bad for transport! If you get takeout from this place and get soup, make sure you secure the bag, so it stays completely upright. Anyway, the food itself was ok overall, some dishes were better than others. The Wonton soup was pretty good. You get 2 wontons per soup. There was a good amount of filling (ground pork), so they weren't mostly wrapper. The broth had green onions and Chinese cabbage in it. It was not too salty. The General Tao Chicken had a spicy kick to it, which I liked. It was all dark meat though, but not too gristley at least. The batter was a bit soggy. However, the flavour was good. This dish did not contain any vegetables. The Hunan Beef was a bit chewy. It too had a nice spicy kick to it. This dish had lots of vegetables in it: broccoli, onions, carrots, water chestnuts, celery, green peppers, and baby corn. It also had mushrooms. The chicken fried rice was mostly plain fried rice, with a few small pieces of chicken here and there. It was ok. The spring rolls were also ok, but nothing to write home about. It had ground pork and onions in it. Overall, not a bad meal, but I personally did not find it anything special that would make it stand out in a crowd. Although, it's not a bad choice if you live in the area. I noticed that they do sell dim sum, which is not that easy to find in Ottawa, let alone the suburbs of Ottawa, so they do have that going for them. The restaurant is in a strip mall with free parking.

    This place has been opened for a while that I would just drive by over the years thinking it's a…read morehole into he wall. Well they actually deserve that illustrous title. It's a husband wife team and elder daughter helping out. Don't expect top notch service, and there is a bit of wait. Don't let that deter the food that is to come. We sat Friday night and ordered Yang Chow fried rice, lemon chicken, stir fry snow peas and Singapore fried noodles. The fried rice came first and it was typical but had a signature wok flavour and seasoned just right. Not salty, not bland and you feel like seconds. The lemon chicken was a bit westernized like gigantic chicken balls with thick light dough. It was good and has its merit, my kids like it yet I would pass next time since I've had better. I prefer a light crispy lemon chicken. The snow peas.. wow. This chef does it right! Tender, crispy at same time, seasoned just right that you taste the sweetness of the snow peas. Must repeat. For the grand finale, the Singapore fried noodles. I eat around the world and spend a lot of time at nice Chinese restaurants in Toronto and the Singapore fried noodles is a 10 star here! There is a bit of heat in the dish, yet the wok skill and flavours are just so well balanced, right level of curry for savoury richness, condiments all cooked and mixed well. I've eaten a lot of weak, bland and unbalanced Singapore fried noodles and I am impressed. This will be my staple dish here. They got me as a repeat customer after ignoring them for years.

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    Jade Yi’s Kitchen - Fried chicken stuffed with sticky rice

    Fried chicken stuffed with sticky rice

    Jade Yi’s Kitchen - Stir fried green beans

    Stir fried green beans

    Jade Yi’s Kitchen - See the hole in the lid? The soup tipped over and some of the broth spilled into the paper bag and into the trunk of my car :(

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    See the hole in the lid? The soup tipped over and some of the broth spilled into the paper bag and into the trunk of my car :(

    Nom Nom Kitchen - Bulgogi and Rice

    Nom Nom Kitchen

    4.2(26 reviews)
    27.3 km
    $$

    Saturday night, takeout night! The fam and I went with Nom Nom tonight and chose a couple of…read moredifferent dishes out. The hubby recently got takeout from Nom Nom a couple of weeks ago, and forgot how good it was, while it has been a couple of years since I've had takeout from here. We ordered the sesame balls, veggie spring rolls, sweet potato croquettes, tofu spicy fried noodles, and Singapore noodles. The sesame balls and the veggie spring rolls were reminiscent of the stuff you'd get at an AYCE restaurant, but they were still good. The sweet potato croquettes was a first for me, and they were very much like a large hash brown, but super fluffy inside. My suggestion is to wait for them to cool down a bit and eat them warm or room temperature. My toddler loved these, but I thought they were just OK. The Korean spicy fried noodles was the star of the show, although a bit too greasy for my liking, they did hit the spot. I really enjoyed their take on cooking tofu. I think they took deep fried puffed tofu, flattened it down and fried it with the noodles, where it resembled sliced pork. There was a lot of nice color to it, as well as a slight char, and the texture was amazing. Keep it mind, it was a tad greasy as well. I didn't care for the Singapore noodles. My hubby loves this dish, but said he's had it made better else where, so its all personal preference. I do like that you can customize a lot of the meals into vegetarian meals, so major kudos to that. I don't crave Asian cuisine all that often, so I don't think I will be rushing back, but it was nice to switch things up and try out something new.

    Food was super yummy and will definitely be coming back! I got the bulgogi and rice while my…read moreboyfriend got the spicy beef bibimbap and both were amazing! The staff was super friendly and helpful when asking questions.

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    Nom Nom Kitchen - Inside the restaurant.

    Inside the restaurant.

    Nom Nom Kitchen - Teriyaki Noodle

    Teriyaki Noodle

    Nom Nom Kitchen - Inside the restaurant.

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    Inside the restaurant.

    IC 22 Ottawa Hakka Spot - asianfusion - Updated June 2026

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