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What User doesn't like about Jia Jia Lok:
I had their satay chicken friend noodles, noodles not bad, satay sauce, awful. The complementary sour and hot soup was acceptable.But value was excellent. $10 pp all in for lunch, no booze, this place is worth another visit. It is located in 'downtown' waterloo, as opposed to the university area, so I suspect there is more of a lunch crowd.Original owners might have been trying to gear to a Hong Kong 'cha chan ten' i... View all feedback. What User likes about Jia Jia Lok:
I think that the restaurant is the most delicious Chinese restaurant in the waterloo. It is a very delicious taste. I think that the two people have a lot of sheep, and also the right amount. sriforod chowmein is also very delicious.!!! View all feedback.
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I think that the restaurant is the most delicious Chinese restaurant in the waterloo. It is a very delicious taste. I think that the two people have a lot of sh...
read moreI had their satay chicken friend noodles, noodles not bad, satay sauce, awful. The complementary sour and hot soup was acceptable.But value was excellent. $10 p...
read moreAuthentic HK food. Very good prices. The severs are very courteous and friendly. The place is small with an a great atmosphere. Delicious food
GREAT prices, very good food. The hours are terrible, stay open for dinner, please. The decor needs a big clean and clean up! It would not cost much to get this...
read moreWell cooked, home style authentic food. Great place for lunch, light supper and snacks. LOTS of variety to choose from.
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read moreJia Jia Lok in Waterloo offers a mix of traditional Chinese dishes and friendly service. The satay chicken noodles received mixed reviews, with some finding the sauce lacking. The lunch crowd appreciates the value, with $10 for a meal. The new owners aim to recreate a Hong Kong-style experience, but with a mainland twist. Diners praise the accommodating staff and options for dietary restrictions. The Cantonese-inspired menu holds a comforting appeal for some, despite the modest decor. Overall, this hidden gem serves hearty, affordable meals with a personal touch. Just remember to bring cash for payment.
Didn't think I would have luck finding soup in the midst of summer. I caught a cold and wanting something to help me feel better. Jia Jia Lok didn't disappoint...
read moreWe ordered delivery from here this weekend and were not overly excited about the food. I appreciate the fact that they have both a Chinese and an English menu,...
read moreI had their satay chicken friend noodles, noodles not bad, satay sauce, awful. The complementary sour and hot soup was acceptable. But value was excellent. $10...
read moreMy wife and I love jai jais for its great food and friendly staff. My wide is cantonese and has always loved going there, because the lady at Jai jais is also C...
read moreThis is the quin-essential Mom and Pop shop. The owner/operators are friendly and hard working. I really like the soup that is included with the weekday lunch s...
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read moreThe restaurant is charming and offers good value for the food. The owner, who also serves the customers, is very pleasant. Just note that they only accept cash...
read moreI really enjoyed my meal at this restaurant. I'm happy they have extended their hours and done some renovations. It would be great to see them open a location o...
read moreGreat place to drop by for a bite, highly recommended hk cafe style food that hasn't changed much over the years!
I have been coming to this restaurant for 5 years. It used to be owned by an older couple, but now it's run by a younger chef who is a very friendly guy. It's a...
read moreQuick service and reasonable price Definitely not the most authentic flavor but worth the price and volume.
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