Hakka Tree

Astrid Gustiar

The food here's good though a little more pricy in case you are ordering their ala carte dishes. Their noodles and rice models are affordable. Our favourite may be the fishball seaweed soup and chincalok. However a few of the service staff certainly are a bit 'stuckup'.

Riandri Ahmad Subari

Not the 1st time here. As usual, tasty needlessly to say. Lei Cha, vinegar pork leg etc are yummy. Yoohoo!

Angela Rajagukguk

If you're a fan of Hakka meals , nor know where to move in Penang to obtain it, it is possible to give Hakka Tree a go. There are two branches of the restaurant, one situated in Tesco Tanjung Pinang and another at GurneyPlaza (Basement level). The food is fairly great and do try ordering a few of the more authentic hakka dishes like "lei cha" aka lightning tea or the pork dishes like pork belly or "tong por yuk" (fatty pork with man tao in thick dark sauce). In case you are much less adventurous, you can test the hakka mee plus some "yeong tofu" (stuffed veggies with fish meat) Price wise is really a little bit on the high aspect but considering how hard it really is to get great and authentic hakka meals in Penang, it is possible to definitely give this location a go once awhile.

Eat Pray Love Eat Again

We went there the meals was great oth my Malay close friends said the meals was really tasty not just a bad place excellent service

Aaliyah Kaltsum

While on a jogging2 to gurney plaza. Discovered this resto at basement level Considering the crowd makes the rumbly in my own tumbly Off we went searching for a good food. End result an excellent food. I had dry out noodles with youngtau fu My pal had beef balls with rice Will come again for sure