Hawayi

Name: Hawayi
Address: 1063, Jalan Sekolah, Teluk Intan, Perak, 1063, Malaysia
Telephone: +60195778028
Price range: $
Rating: 4.8

747 votes

#14 of 42 restaurants with desserts in Teluk Intan

#7 of 13 restaurants with desserts in Chikus

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Updated 22 days ago

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If you are hungry after gazing at Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan, come to this restaurant to have a meal. You can order nicely cooked laksa, nasi lemak and fishballs. Do not go away without degusting good curry dessert. Based on the visitors' opinions, waiters offer great coffee.

Hawayi is good for people who eat on the go as they can order dishes as a takeaway. The nice staff meets you at this place all year round. Cool service is something clients agree upon here. Guests of this spot say that they found prices fair. Come here for the comfortable atmosphere. This restaurant is rated on Google 4.4 by its clients.

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Terry Teo 6 months ago on Google

Fast service, clean atmosphere, friendly crew and value for money selection of food, drinks and dessert. The laksa is recommended. I came back for 2nd visit before leaving the town. Meal type: Lunch Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Response from the owner 5 months ago

Thank you Terry for visiting us and giving us good reviews. Yes, our Laksa is a favourite among the locals and we are pleased that you love it, too. See you again, soon.

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Eddy 7 months ago on Google

I didn’t realise how clear my memory still was but it was more than twenty years ago. Back then, I was staying in one of the lorong near Jalan Sungai Nibong in Teluk Intan. Life was simple. Afternoons were slow, humid, and filled with the distant echo of the school bell. And almost every day, around the same time, I would hear it. The soft puttering sound of a motorbike. She would appear from the corner, riding carefully on her motorbike, using one leg pushing her father’s pushcart from behind. The cart wasn’t fancy — just metal, glass panels slightly fogged from condensation, and inside, large containers of dark amber luo han guo drink. Sweet. Herbal. Cooling. Perfect for the heat. They would set up near the school area, just in time for dismissal. Students in uniforms would swarm around the cart, coins clutched tightly in their hands. I was one of them sometimes — sweaty from the walk home, grateful for a cold plastic bag of that sweet drink. I didn’t think much about it then. To me, she was just the girl helping her dad. She moved quickly — tying the motorbike, adjusting the cart wheels, wiping the counter, scooping ice, pouring drink after drink with practiced rhythm. No complaints. No drama. Just work. Now, looking back, I see something I couldn’t see as a teenager. Discipline and responsibility. Every afternoon, without fail, she showed up. Rain clouds gathering? She showed up. Exams season? She showed up. Heat unbearable? She showed up. More than twenty years later, when I met her again as a successful entrepreneur, confident and composed, it suddenly connected. The operational efficiency. The instinct for timing and location. The understanding of customer flow. She had been running “after-school peak-hour operations” long before she ever had a storefront. And I realised something that day. While many of us were just passing time in our teenage years, she was already building character. Already building stamina. Already learning business fundamentals without knowing it. When she talks about hard work now, she doesn’t romanticise it. Because she remembers the motorbike. She remembers the weight of the cart. And somewhere in my mind, I still see that afternoon sun in Anson, the narrow lorong near Jalan Sungai Nibong, and a young girl riding slowly toward the school crowd — not knowing that she was quietly riding toward her future. Funny how memory works. Sometimes success doesn’t begin in a grand moment. Sometimes it begins at noon. With a motorbike. And a cart of luo han guo. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Response from the owner 7 months ago

Thank you Eddy. That's what Janet relate to us, each day, how she help from young and still committed to the same value, quality and authentic taste. She has now successfully developed a platform for many people in Teluk Intan to develop their skills and career, at Hawaii Teluk Intan.staff are fully empowered and as a Shared Prosperity Organization, Hawaii Teluk Intan ensures that the legacy lives on, to the newer generations and also deliver nostelgic values that returning customers appreciate. We thank you for sharing your wonderful memories with us and giving us valued recommendations. See you again, soon. Thank you, Eddy. Gong Xi Fai Cai!

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KM SY a year ago on Google

Dropped by Hawayi in Teluk Intan for a quick bite and tried a few of their offerings. The Lo Han Guo drink was refreshing and cooling, a perfect choice for the hot weather. Tried the ABC as well,the ice melted too quickly, likely due to the scorching heat. I think the red beans they used are the premium one, which is good. The laksa had a noticeable fishy smell—which some might enjoy for authenticity, but it may not be for everyone. Personally, it was acceptable, though I felt the portion of ‘lai fun’ noodles could have been more generous to balance the broth and the price tag. On the bright side, the serving time was fast, likely because it wasn’t peak hour yet. Service was smooth and efficient, making it a decent stop for a light meal.

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+60 19-577 8028

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$$$$ Price range per person MYR 1-MYR 20

1063, Jalan Sekolah, 1063

Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

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1063, Jalan Sekolah, Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia, 1063

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Cash only Wheelchair accessible

Opening hours

SundaySun	10AM-5:30PM
MondayMon	10AM-5:30PM
TuesdayTue	10AM-5:30PM
WednesdayWed	10AM-5:30PM
ThursdayThu	10AM-5:30PM
FridayFri	10AM-5:30PM
SaturdaySat	10AM-5:30PM

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hawayitelukintan.com

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@hawaii_telukintan

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