Sirra Indian and Hakka

What is Sirra Indian and Hakka? Located at 580 Queen Street West near the Bathurst intersection, Sirra Indian and Hakka brings halal Indo-Chinese cooking and classic desi street food to a bustling west-end strip. Taking over the former Bangkok Queen space, the venue features a bright, no-frills dine-in setup with casual table seating built for quick neighborhood meals and effortless late-night pit stops. It operates as a dependable counter-service hub for fast lunches, easy sit-down dinners, and takeout runs.

Sirra Indian and Hakka Menu & What to Order The expansive menu bridges wok-tossed Hakka favourites and North Indian comfort staples, allowing guests to customize heat levels, sauces, and proteins. Start with the crispy Dynamite Momos, street-style Paani Puri, or a steaming bowl of peppery Manchow soup. For mains, order the fiery Chilli Chicken, saucy Manchurian Paneer, and sizzling Desi Chowmein, or opt for slow-simmered rich curries like Chicken Handi and Soy Chaap Masala. Pair your feast with an ice-cold vintage Goli Soda, and note that the entire kitchen is halal-certified with generous vegetarian options.

Know Before You Go Seating is walk-in only with rapid turnover, making it easy to grab a table even during peak weekend dinner rushes. Street parking along Queen West is scarce, so taking the 501 Queen or 511 Bathurst streetcar directly to the intersection is your best bet. The kitchen is open seven days a week from late morning until midnight, serving hot plates well into the evening.