In order to give an impetus to Meinong tourism industry, Hakka cuisine has been experiencing a renewal and plays a prominent role in tourism. Unfortunately, there is the claim for Hakka eating cultural uniqueness in Taiwan, but there is little doubt that the menu items in the Hakka restaurants are traditionally saltier and oilier than in other kinds of restaurants. Under the growing trends of healthy dining the exquisite dining, understanding tourists' wants and needs for Hakka cuisine in restaurants has become an important issue in tourism industry. The main purpose of this study is to understand the needs of the exquisite dining, tourists' satisfaction and travel motivation toward the Hakka cuisine in the restaurants at Meinong. The subjects was randomly selected form the tourists who went to Hakka restaurants in Meinong region. Totally, there were 804 useful questionnaires for analysis, and descriptive analysis, factor analysis and cluster analysis mainly used to understand the research questions. The results showed that there are two dimensions of the exquisite dining demand and six dimensions of tourists' travel motivation. The suggestions were made to be the reference for further research and government administration. This study explores how Hakka restaurant repositioning through menu renovation from different angles with the aim of illustrating how the repositioning symbolic, cultural and economic struggles.