Review Teawoks - Perth

Simple, cheap and yummy meals. Staff are friendly and efficient, food is tasty and noodles done to perfection.

I love how flavourful this Ho-fun is. The menu has a great variety to choose from. Reasonable price. Good location. Great service. Highly recommend.🍲🍜

Pretty nice lunch place around east perth for those who crave the West Malaysian dishes, their kompia is to die for. But their kolomee is not the best version you can get out there in Perth. Their kampua is superb!

Nice for take away. The chicken 🍗 wings are yummy

We've been here many times and it's great! Reasonable prices, tasty food, and a range of bubble teas/Malaysian drinks available. There's plenty of children's cutlery too so very child-friendly. Tastiest items on the menu so far are the fried chicken wings (they have some kind of delicious red marinade), Foochow Kompia (like mini tasty pork mince burgers in fried dough), and the Pork Fried Rice (super delicious rice, topped with roast pork that was not bad). The Hor Fun was not bad. The Fried Kampua was also good, though be aware the noodles themselves are unflavoured, all the flavours are in the topping. The Hokkien Mee I wasn't a fan of - it tasted a little bland to me, and I didn't like the flavour of the little bits of pork crackling on top. Overall would definitely recommend for lunch or dinner - the menu/prices don't change :)

Agreed that the counter girl is very rude. Suggest that she needs to attend some kind of good customer service courses for her job. All customers should receive same kind of politeness, same tone of words, etc ..irrespective of nationalities! We have to pay for our food, instead to receive this kind of attitudes as if we go eat there for FRee... Young lady!!

Good food always. Affordable prices and authentic asian food. Highly recommend. Lunch lines can be long but move quickly!

Best and most authentic Sarawak noodles in town. But wish the kolo noodles are consistent with sauce and gravy. Will always go back for sure.

Great for a lunch catch up. I like that this place has bubble tea AND food! Their kolomee is good. I've come back 3x for it already.

Tea Woks is another little casual cafe on Hay, and this one sells Malaysian food. They also serve great value bubble tea. The menu has a tempting list of Malay favourites, noodles, chicken wings, bak kut teh etc. On this occasion I chose Hainanese chicken rice. The chicken was lovely – melt in the mouth, and had been cooked really well, The rice had the wonderful chicken flavour, and the chilli sauce was a great accompaniment. The soup was a little weak though and could have been better.

Pretty bad. <br/>Generous portions.. but not really of anything tasty. <br/>Plenty of noodles and rice, with no flavour and minimal toppings.<br/>Its saving grace is it’s location.

Yummy food with friendly service.

Small but perfectly executed menu. Delicious kway teow and yummy dumplings. Good bubble tea too. We had pork fried rice, char kway teow, fried wontons, two spring rolls and a bubble tea and it was $34.

Best kampua in town

Had takeaway the other day, a fried noodle and a hainanese chicken rice. Noodle was good, but the hainanese chicken rice is really bad. The chicken is so dry and skinless too. Will come back for noodle since it's not easy to get East Malaysian noodle in the CBD, but definitely have to avoid the chicken rice.

This place has quickly become one of my fave noodle spots. This Malaysian restaurant seems to really have it down pat with efficient but polite service, perfectly made noodles, flavoursome sauces, fresh ingredients, lots of texture and really reasonable prices (especially given it's in the CBD). It's clean, bright and comfortable too.<br/><br/>I took a tip from someone and ordered extra "wok hei" (that beautiful wok char, no extra cost!) on my Char Kway Teow and it was excellent. I think I only paid about $12. Smokey, generous and tasty. You get to choose your protein and I ordered it with seafood, which was lovely. It came out promptly and I liked that my entrée was handed to me at the counter upon ordering so I could shovel it in straight away. The pumpkin and potato curry puff was only $2.50 with light and crispy pastry, lots of filling and a good balance of flavour. Everything is decently portioned too, and even though I can eat quite a lot this place always fills me up.<br/><br/>I also appreciated the table to the side giving you a help yourself option of extra crockery, and free choices of chilli sauces. I've already been back another four times in the month or so since discovering it, and also enjoyed my Kolo Mee (more saucy than other places), my Fried Kampua (lovely cripy lard, yum!!) and my baked BBQ pork bun. Definitely give it a go.

I am a big fan of Kolo Mee and in Perth there aren't many places that serve Kolo Mee or do it well. I ordered the Kolo Mee with roast pork instead of BBQ pork, then also ordered the 2 soft boiled eggs. I waited for the soft boiled eggs to come before eating and when I cracked them into the bowl they were barely even cooked, so I returned them & asked they make them again. This time I had to wait 15 mins for the eggs & didnt want to eat my kolo mee without them still. When the eggs finally came I cracked the first & they were not even cooked at all (See picture). So I waited over all about half an hour before I could even start eating my kolo mee because they don't know how to cook soft boiled eggs. Really disappointing as this place is close to my work & I would have become a regular customer but probably won't go back after this. The Kolo Mee itself was only ok, I had to add a lot of chilli and condiments to get it to taste decent enough & they only had 5 small pieces of roast pork which is not very generous. Kitchen Inn in Thornlie is still the best place for Kolo Mee or Sarawak food in general & best value with generous servings. Sadly wouldn't recommend this place, even though it was packed for lunch.

The food here is not only reasonably priced but tasty! Staff are friendly and accommodating. And not to mention their self serve condiments which is rare find these days! Keep it up Tea woks 💪💪<br/><br/>Try their kolo Mee and ho fun! We found it to be tasty. Pan mee was nice too however I would prefer my noodles to be more chewy.

Found this cozy malaysian restaurant along hay street offering classic noodle such as kolo mee. Though my favorite here would definitely be their fried kolo mee. Flavour is good. And to top it off they also sell bubble tea! Price is decent too. The only downside for me is that I personally found the portion is a little bit small.

Nice little place selling delicious East Malaysian food and bubble tea on Hay Street. Highly recommend the Kolo Mee and dirty iced bubble tea!

Kolo mee that’ll transport you to Sarawak, wanton soup that hits the spot, deep fried chicken wings for a steal and yummy salted fish fried rice all served up in a clean, spacious and warm little place on Hay Street. Really happy with my meal, though someone at our table ordered hainanese chicken rice and the chicken wasn’t as fabulous as the rice, hence the 4 stars instead of 5. Will be back to work my way through the menu.

Saw some good reviews and decided to get some hainanese chicken rice as lunch (order through EASI). When I got my delivery, I lost my words like how my chicken lost it's skin. This is by far the most unique hainanese chicken rice I had, slightly juicier than a cardboard, must admin the rice and sauce are good though. My furbaby had the chicken while I enjoyed my rice. One Star from me and five stars from my furbaby.

Food was excellent and great pricing. We had horfun and kolo mee, both were delicious and generous portions. A fairly good variety of kuih. It was a bit of a trek from Hay St mall but worth the stroll. Will definitely be back again.

interesting array of east malaysian fare, very well done and affordable to boot. don't see alot of it around, so i'm working my way through the menu. service is fast, friendly and efficient. favourites include the kampua noodles, bak kut teh. :)