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Wikki Hut
Category: Restaurants Chinese Chinese [Edit]
40 King St WToronto, ON M5H 3Y2
Neighbourhoods: Financial District, Downtown Core
(416) 867-1988
3 reviews for Wikki Hut
3 reviews in English
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Review from Will E.
Toronto, ON
3/9/2010
I love Wikki Hut at 40 King St W. It's in the food court underground, and you'll easily spot it thanks to its clean, fresh white and green branding and bright lights.
I always avoided it because I thought it was bad food masquerading as something fresh - but I think I'm wrong. They offer the usual meat/ vege/ carb option - so I pick some rice, some unbreaded/non fried chicken (asado chicken) and broccoli and green beans.
It's delicious. It's really really good. I can't quite figure out the nutritional value of the meat because it's marinated, and the veges are coated in oil - but they are fresh and not over cooked.
It's well worth checking out Wikki Hut because it's so quick, so tasty, and I'm going to believe, for now, it's one of the healthier options in the food court. -
Review from Catherine L.
Toronto, ON
5/19/2010
A solid choice for food court food.
I like their mango salad - a welcome change from the usual lettuce with a few strands of carrots side salad that comes with meals.
I was pretty satisfied with the spicy chicken breast (mis-leading because it's not very spicy at all) and mango salad lunch - in line with other lunch prices at $6.99. You can also get a meal of meat, rice and one vegetable for $6.99, which is probably more filling but much less healthy.Listed in: Toronto Finance District Food
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Review from Terry P.
5/23/2010
I'm not sure I can give this anything better than 3 stars (which is A-OK, afterall) because it is food court fare. That said, it is pretty decent. I had a meat, veggie, starch combo - I picked Wikki Chicken, mixed vegetables, and rice with beans. The chicken was tasty, the veggies were fresh (although mostly stir-fried broccoli), and the beans in the rice was a nice touch (they have plain rice as well for those not interested in the beans). Combo was $6.39 + tax.
In response to Will E's comments about healthiness, yes as far as food court stuff goes, it is probably reasonably healthy if you make the right choices. However don't be surprised if it is loaded with sodium and oil.
