Stevie's Hakka Restaurant — Restaurant in Lahore Cantonment Tehsil

Stevie’s Hakka - A journey back in time

Stepping into this Chinese restaurant is like stepping back in time—your visit feels like revisiting an old friend. The familiar scent of soy sauce, garlic, and fresh vegetables instantly welcomes you, transporting you to countless meals shared with family and friends. It’s not just the food, though—it’s the whole experience that brings out a sense of nostalgia.

From the warm, inviting ambiance, with its cozy red lanterns and wood paneling, to the sound of soft chatter in the background, everything about this place evokes memories of simpler times. The menu, a blend of classic and beloved dishes, always feels like a comforting embrace.

There's a certain magic here, a blend of flavors and moments that stays with you long after you leave. This isn’t just a meal—it’s a journey back to old memories, to the heartwarming nostalgia of family gatherings, and to those long-forgotten moments that make you feel like you're home again.

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The service is abysmal and the service staff loves to argue. Food was average at best, dishes like the schezuan were bland and chowmein was tasteless. The bigger problem here however is the hygiene, I was given dirty plates with food crumbs sticking on them and despite requesting the plates to be changed many times, they did not listen. After the 5th time of asking my plates were finally changed. There were so many flies and mosquitoes around and my guests found an ant in their plate while another found an ant in their glass. They didn't even give basic condiments like ketchup. The staff is very rude and refuses to listen to what to the client is saying. A complete waste of my time and a very abysmal experience. I think this place is better off shutting down rather than providing service the way is...

Okay, so I recently visited this place, and I've got to say, the ambiance was pretty good – definitely a plus. It was a nice setting to enjoy a meal. Plus, the prices were really economical, which is always a win in my book.

Now, about the food. From what I tried, there was a good variety. The fried rice was flavorful, with a good mix of vegetables and egg. It wasn't dry, which is something I appreciate. I also had chicken Manchorian and the chicken chilly dry with cashews, and it was tasty. The chicken was cooked well, and the sauce had a nice balance of savory and slightly sweet. I also tried chow-min, which tastes good. Overall, the food was satisfying and offered good value for the price.

It's a place where you can enjoy a decent meal without...