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Mie Terempa'k
Indonesian · Batam Centre
Ruko Royal Sincom, Blk. D No.15-16, Teluk Tering, Batam Kota
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Where to eat in Batam.
363 restaurants, cafés and food spots on one map: seafood by the water, Padang, Chinese, Malay and more, by area and by halal status.
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Food by cuisine
Halal food hub
Halal food in Batam
2 with certification reported · 12 stating halal / no pork
Seafood
40 places
Chinese
18 places
Indonesian
85 places
Padang
21 places
Malay
9 places
Japanese
9 places
Western
40 places
Indian & Mamak
6 places
Noodles
29 places
Steamboat & hotpot
1 place
Street food & food courts
37 places
Bakeries & pastries
7 places
Desserts & drinks
5 places
Cafés & coffee
78 places
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- States halal / no pork
Known for: Mie goreng sapi, Mie goreng seafood
States halal / no porkKnown for: Cha kue, Cha kue 3T
- Halal certification reported
- Halal certification reported
Known for: Sushi, Salmon, Wagyu beef
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AFANTI Mie Tarik Sapi Lanzhou Halal
Noodles · Nagoya
Jalan Duyung, Tanjung Uma, Lubuk Baja, Batam
States halal / no porkKnown for: Lanzhou beef hand-pulled noodles, Chicken hand-pulled noodles
States halal / no porkKnown for: Ikan sonu, Lobster, Flower crab
Known for: Mantis shrimp, Lobster, Mud crab
At a glance
Batam food by cuisine
How many places we list for each cuisine, and the area with the most of them.
| Cuisine | Places | Most in |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesian | 85 | Nagoya |
| Cafés & coffee | 78 | Batam Centre |
| Seafood | 40 | Nagoya |
| Western | 40 | Batam Centre |
| Street food & food courts | 37 | Nagoya |
| Noodles | 29 | Nagoya |
| Padang | 21 | Nagoya |
| Chinese | 18 | Nagoya |
| Malay | 9 | Batam Centre |
| Japanese | 9 | Nagoya |
| Bakeries & pastries | 7 | Bengkong |
| Indian & Mamak | 6 | Batam Centre |
| Desserts & drinks | 5 | Nagoya |
| Steamboat & hotpot | 1 | Batam Centre |
Quick answers
Eating in Batam: quick answers
How many places to eat are on BatamGems?
363 restaurants, cafés and food spots, grouped into 14 cuisines and mapped by area. The biggest groups are Indonesian (85), Cafés & coffee (78) and Seafood (40).
Where is the best area for seafood in Batam?
We list 40 seafood places, with the most in Nagoya. Seafood restaurants over the water, in Nongsa, Sekupang and near Barelang, are a Batam tradition; check prices per kilo before you order.
Is it easy to find halal food in Batam?
Halal food is widely available, from Malay and Indonesian eateries to mall food courts, but labels vary. In our listings, 2 places are reported as halal-certified by a source and 12 more state that they serve halal or pork-free food. Many popular restaurants are "no pork, no lard" without certification, so look for Indonesia's official halal label if it matters to you.
What food is Batam known for?
Seafood first: chilli crab, butter prawns and gonggong, the Riau Islands' sea snail. Also mie tarempa (spiced noodles with tuna), luti gendang (tuna-filled fried bread) and kueh lapis to take home.
Where can I eat near the Harbour Bay ferry terminal?
9 of our food listings are in Harbour Bay, steps from the terminal, and Nagoya's malls and food streets are a short ride away.