Myself and lexiegirl were at Sunway Giza Mall during the Chinese New Year week and we managed to sample the food served at Hoagies Hauz. We weren’t expecting anything great, especially from a name we’ve not even heard of but surprisingly the experience was something worth mentioning.
About the Hoagies Hauz
Here’s Hoagies Hauz – you’ll see it as you walk around the open areas of Sunway Giza Mall.
If you’re parked in the mall, chances are that you’ll be coming up the escalator and it’s an outlet you couldn’t miss.
What is “Hoagie”?
Briefly, let’s find out what is the meaning of “hoagie”.
A “hoagie”, also known as a submarine sandwich is a sandwich that consists of an oblong roll, often of Italian, Spanish bread or French bread, split lengthwise either into two pieces or opened in a “V” on one side, and filled with various meats, cheeses, vegetables, spices, and sauces. – Source: www.wikipedia.org
Choose Your Bread
With each hoagies you order, you get to choose 1 of the 3 type of bread (Classic / Wholemeal / Foccacia) to be used. For our meal, we had classic bread for the Chicken Chori-O, Foccacia bread for the Barcelona and wholemeal bread for Beef’y Streaky.
The Choice of Our Hoagies
And here’s the food – on the left is the Chicken Chori-O, RM9.30 (Classic Hoagies) and on the right is the Barcelona, RM9.30 (Fusion Hoagies). 
Now, for some enticing close-up of the hoagies.
It was so good, we decided to try the Beef’y Streaky, RM9.80 (Classic Hoagies)
Here’s what the Beef’y Streaky before the bite.
Here’s what it looked like Chicken Chori-O after the bite.
I loved all 3 of them, my favourite goes to Beef’y Streaky while the Barcelona comes close 2nd. The sliced streaks of beef were tasty with the Beef’y Streaky, while the Barcelona comes with chicken covered in some special sauce that gives it a subtle curry-like flavor, or at least I thought it was so. The Chicken Chori-O is basically consisting some sliced spicey spanish sausage.
All of them were packed with a mixture of vegetables which I admit I felt lazy to study what they are, relying on my some-what experienced taste buds and memory, I remember having chew my way through cucumbers, capsicum, parsley and I think a few more greens which my identification skills fail me…….. well as you can see I’m not keen on vegetables. 
Our Drinks
Now for the drinks, we had the Quadro Coffee, RM5.50 (left) and the Lettuce Cucumber, RM5.90 (right) – my thought was that both these drinks were unique as I’ve never had drinks like these. The Quadro Coffee is pretty much like some blended coffee with some sweet ingredients at the bottom, you need to stir the drink “kau kau” to get the best out of it. The Lettuce Cucumber on the other hand gives a tangy mint flavor that is absolutely refreshing, in some ways remind me of lemonade less sour with a whole lot of mint.
I also tried the Snowy Vanilla (RM7.90) which I didn’t find snowy at all, it’s more pricey than any of the above but not as great in taste. It wasn’t well blended in my book, the ice doesn’t feel smooth, or in this case SNOWY. Sippy through the drink, there were still ice that were in chucks.
All in All
Hoagies Hauz is certainly worth recommending, especially for those looking for a healthy meal. Something that’s balanced and not having much oily substances. Service was simple and fast. The place is cozy, great for meet-ups.
However, being a “cheese lover” foodie, I wish there is an option in the menu that I may be able to add “cheese” into the hoagies of my choice.
As for their price, it leads me to think that it is towards the high side. The hoagies prices generally range from RM8 – RM12. Ideally, it would be good if I need not to pay so much for a healthy meal. Looking at their menu, generally I have to spend at least a minimum of RM12.00 for a healthy sandwich of a local taste and a healthy drink.
Just to add a bit more details, it seems that Hoagies Hauz has been around for quite a few years. One of their main outlet is actually located at a secluded corner of the basement floor at 1-Utama’s old wing. 
Those who work around there would probably have noticed that but for me, I must admit the old wing’s basement floor is a place I never tread nowadays.
Address : Sunway Giza Mall, Block D G06, No.2 Jalan PJU 5/14, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
Operating hours :10am – 10pm.
Telephone :(603) 03-6148 4588
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Tags: baguette, bread, halal, Sandwich
Hello from PerutBesi! This place looks like a good place for some healthy lunch! From your review, I think I’ll try this place out
It’s not too far from home, so I reckon I can swing by for a meal someday 
The absolute best Honey Lemonade Recipe: 1/2 gallon warm water, 1/2 cup honey, 1/4 cup sugar, 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice. Just mix it all with your hands (their warmth will disolve the honey and sugar) and pour mixture into a gallon container filled 3/4 with ice. You can use orange blossom honey to get an awesome citrus flavor.
Is Hoagies Hauz bankrupt? I went to Synops closed and I call Sunway Giza branch line disconected….I was wandering how the business owner run the business!
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