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Mie Terempa'k
Indonesian · Batam Centre
Ruko Royal Sincom, Blk. D No.15-16, Teluk Tering, Batam Kota
Food by cuisine
Seafood food in Batam
Batam sits in the Riau Islands, so seafood is the island's signature meal — from waterfront restaurants near the ferry to kelong-style spots and neighbourhood ikan bakar stalls.
- States halal / no pork
Known for: Mie goreng sapi, Mie goreng seafood
States halal / no porkKnown for: Ikan sonu, Lobster, Flower crab
Known for: Mantis shrimp, Lobster, Mud crab
Known for: Barbecued fish, Stingray
Known for: Chilli crab, Butter prawns, Fried fish
Known for: Salted egg crab, Cereal prawns, Steamed seabass
Known for: XO sauce fish
Known for: Pepper crab
Known for: Black pepper hepo (baby lobster)
Known for: Kwetiau goreng, Kwetiau siram, Sio bak
Known for: Salted egg crab, Black pepper crayfish
Known for: Ikan bakar (pomfret, carp, tilapia)
Known for: Garlic fried shrimp, Steamed crab with garlic, Boiled gonggong
Known for: Fish sliced soup, Fish sliced and prawn soup
Known for: Salted egg crab, Steamed barramundi Hong Kong style, Sweet and sour crabs
Quick answers
Where can I find seafood food in Batam?+
Seafood places are spread across the island. The areas with the most listings are Nagoya (9), Batam Centre (8), Nongsa (6).
How many places are listed?+
BatamGems lists 35 places for this page. Places with full researched guides include Mie Terempa'k, Barelang Seafood Restaurant, Golden Prawn 933.
How are places chosen and ranked?+
Places come from OpenStreetMap and our own research. Pages with researched details (hours, contacts, dishes, halal evidence) are shown first. Ranking is never paid — sponsored placements, if any, are labelled.
Locations © OpenStreetMap contributors. Hours, menus and halal status change — confirm with the venue. Images are illustrations.