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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / EDITOR PICKS: BEST CHEAP EATS IN TELUK INTAN

EDITOR PICKS: BEST CHEAP EATS IN TELUK INTAN

February 14, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

Teluk Intan (Chinese: 安順) is a town in Hilir Perak, Perak, Malaysia. It is the district capital and largest town in Hilir Perak district and third largest town in the state of Perak with an estimated population of around 120,000, about half of Hilir Perak district’s total population (232,900). The small town is not just having loads of good food but they are really at the affordable price.

And my hubby is originated from Teluk Intan and I am able to get some of the tips from in laws and local where to eat in the town. We have consolidate some best of the best of the town.


1. NASI KANDAR KRISHNAN



Located at the main road of the town itself, Restaurant Nasi Kandar Krishnan is a place to visit for a nice Indian Delights. The restaurant opened as early as 10 am in the morning and they will close around 2-3 pm in the afternoon. Famed for their delicious nasi kandar, it is a must to visit when you are there.

Address:
Nasi Kandar Krishnan @ Changkat Jong
Along Changkat Jong Road


2. RESTAURANT WONG KOK TELUK INTAN



Wong Kok in Teluk Intan is one of the place to go for breakfast in the small city of Teluk Intan. The place famed for its wantan mee is always packed especially weekends. Being to the shop for many times, you will be assured of the delicious wan tan noodles and choices of yong tau fu there.

Address: 
Kedai Makanan Wong Kok
Lorong Orkid 4, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

3. QING SUI WAN SATAY



Qing Sui Wan is one of the local kopitiam in Teluk Intan. One of the items which I love here is the satay. The satay here is just fabulous with the juiciness of meat itself and the tender-ness of the meat. It is just good and lovely which is worth to try when you are visiting the coffeeshop.

Address:
Qing Sui Wan,
off Jalan Changkat Jong
Teluk Intan, Perak

4. LIEW KEE CHEE CHEONG FAN

Liew Kee Teluk Intan Chee Cheong Fun is one of teh famous chee cheung fan there, where this food is one of the MOST popular Chinese food in all of Teluk Intan. This stall is simply not the same as you can only ta pau or eats with standing.

LIEW KEE (AH LEK) TELUK INTAN CHEE CHEONG FUN
No 725, Jalan Hill,
36000 Teluk Intan,
Perak, Malaysia
Telephone : 605-621 6884, 6012-508 8812 
Opens from 5.30pm until late night/next morning.
Closed on Sunday and Monday nights

5. MEE REBUS @ KEDAI MAKANAN AH WAH

This shop is selling simply Chinese Style Mee Rebus. The mee rebus here is very nice. The mee rebus here is a bit a like like the Indian mee except the sauce is thicker. They served with crispy types of prawns. The prawns are mix with flour and other ingredient and being deep fried. The taste of it is simply amazing.

Kedai Makanan Ah Wah,
Jalan sungai Nibong,
Teluk Intan


6. MASTAN GHANI MEE REBUS 

One of the famous Mee Rebus stall is located in Teluk Intan where dear took me back to his hometown to try for that. The Mee Rebus shop had been opened a long time ago and it is said to have a few branches in the town. The food wise is simply nice.

Address:
3, Jalan Sultan Abdullah, Taman Ros
Teluk Intan, Perak 36000
Tel : 05-6226644

7. DO RE MI

Recommended by many locals, the shaved ice comes amazingly good and it is thinly shaved and every mouthful is perfectly good. I love the texture of the shaved ice and it is one of the best we had.

Address:
Gluton Square Teluk Intan
Jalan Pasir Bedamar, Teluk Intan, 36000

8. SHAKE SHAKE ICE

From stall to a shop, Shake Shake ice is what hubby had durings his childhood. Shake Shake ice is alike sorbet to me where it is served with the scoop of icy sensation especially on sunny hot day. Comes with variety of flavours from the red beans, mango, passion fruit to name a few.

The Signatures is their red bean and aslo their durian. The red bean (RM 4.00) comes with the fresh appetizing blend of red beans. Refreshing! As for the durian flavours, it comes pretty creamy and filled with the caramelized D24 durian taste.

Location:
Shake Shake Ice
Jalan Sultan Abdullah
Teluk Intan

 

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