Cheap Eats in Nagoya, Batam: 7 Budget-Friendly Places

Here are 7 places in Nagoya, Batam that our sources list as good for a small budget, taken from our researched records for the area. Each entry links to its full page.

> Our sources describe these places as budget-friendly. We do not list confirmed prices, so check the menu before you order.

How we picked these places

• Only places with a researched summary, and at least a stated area, are considered.
• A place must be tagged for budget in our records. A tag is what our sources say, not something we checked on site. We do not guess.
• Entries with opening hours, an address and a phone number rank higher, because you can actually find and contact them.
• Hours and prices change. Confirm with the venue before you go. Data checked 2026-10-29.

Quick comparison

1. Bukit Cinta Cafe

An open-air cafe on a rise off Jalan Yos Sudarso with views over Batam city. The menu runs from Indomie to sop iga (rib soup) and tom yum.

• Highlights: City views from a hill, Outdoor seating, Sop iga and tom yum
• Good for: Sunset, Groups, Budget
• Hours: Daily 4pm-2am
• Address: Jl. Yos Sudarso, Kampung Pelita, Lubuk Baja, Batam

Full page: Bukit Cinta Cafe.

2. Liang Kee 888 - Chinese Thai & Seafood

A modest shophouse seafood and Chinese restaurant in Paradise Centre, Batu Selicin. Wanderlog notes salted egg crab, cereal prawns and steamed seabass, with air-conditioning on the upper floor.

• Known for: Salted egg crab, Cereal prawns, Steamed seabass, Fried garlic chicken
• Good for: Families, Groups, Budget
• Hours: Daily 8am-10pm
• Address: Komplek Paradise Centre, Blk. I No.1-3, Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja
• Tip: Wanderlog says the ground floor uses ceiling fans and air-conditioning is on the upper floor.

Full page: Liang Kee 888 - Chinese Thai & Seafood.

3. Martabak 818

A martabak shop at Ruko Nagoya Paradise Centre in Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja. It sells thick sweet martabak in flavours such as cream cheese Oreo, Nutella with cheese, peanut with butter and Kit Kat. Wanderlog says whole pancakes cost roughly Rp 30,000 to 60,000, and one order can feed three to four people. It opens from 2pm to 10:30pm daily and suits an evening snack or a dessert to share.

• Known for: Martabak cream cheese Oreo, Martabak Nutella cheese, Martabak peanut with butter, Martabak Oreo cheese
• Good for: Late-night, Budget
• Hours: Daily 2pm-10:30pm
• Address: Ruko Nagoya Paradise Centre Blok H No. 2, Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja, Batam
• Nearest ferry terminal: Batam Centre
• Tip: Visit in the late evening, when the martabak is freshly made. Share one pancake, as portions are large. GrabFood delivery is possible if you stay nearby.

Full page: Martabak 818.

4. Bakso Wonogiri (BCS Mall)

Compact bakso counter inside BCS Mall that TheSmartLocal called the mall's most popular bakso spot. Besides meatball soup it serves ayam penyet with rice, sambal and blanched vegetables.

• Known for: Ayam penyet with rice, Ayam bakso
• Good for: Budget, Families
• Hours: Daily 10am-10pm
• Address: BCS Mall, Jl. Bunga Raya, Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja, Batam
• Tip: Pick your noodle for the bakso: yellow egg noodles, thick bee hoon or thin bee hoon.

Full page: Bakso Wonogiri (BCS Mall).

5. Marugame Udon Grand Batam Mall

A Marugame Udon outlet on the ground floor of Grand Batam Mall, Jl. Pembangunan, Batu Selicin. Wanderlog reviewers mention niku udon, beef curry udon, spicy miso udon, tempura and beef croquette. The listing shows 10am to 10pm every day, and the listing calls the prices affordable. It suits a quick, low-cost meal while shopping at the mall, for families and small groups.

• Known for: Niku udon, Beef curry udon, Spicy miso udon, Ebi tempura
• Good for: Families, Budget
• Hours: Daily 10am-10pm
• Address: Grand Batam Mall, Jl. Pembangunan, GF, Batu Selicin
• Tip: Wanderlog lists 10am-10pm daily. Marugame Udon in Indonesia is reported to be halal-certified at company level (Timedoor), but no source confirms this outlet, so check the certificate displayed at the counter.

Full page: Marugame Udon Grand Batam Mall.

6. Eatern Food Court

An eight-stall food court in Batu Selicin, about 15 minutes from Harbour Bay, selling seafood porridge, bakso, wanton noodles, laksa and prawn noodles. Locals recommended it to TheSmartLocal, and it keeps almost round-the-clock hours.

• Known for: Laksa, Prawn noodles (he mie), Sop ikan keladi (fish soup with taro), Seafood porridge
• Good for: Budget, Late-night, Groups
• Hours: Daily 7am-5am
• Address: Jl. Bunga Raya, Komplek Baloi Kusuma Blok A No. 6, Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja, Batam
• Tip: The prawn noodles from the A Nia Sate Mie stall come with pork slices, so check with each stall if you avoid pork.

Full page: Eatern Food Court.

7. Ketoprak Cirebon

Evening stall in Komplek Anggrek Permai, Baloi Mas, known for ketoprak: rice vermicelli, bean sprouts, tofu, cucumber and ketupat under a sweet peanut sauce. TheSmartLocal found one plate big enough to share.

• Known for: Ketoprak
• Good for: Budget
• Hours: 6pm-11pm
• Address: Komplek Anggrek Permai, Baloi Mas (behind Indomobil), Batam
• Tip: Use the leftover peanut sauce as a dip for the crackers served on the side.

Full page: Ketoprak Cirebon.

Quick answers

How do I get to Nagoya from the ferry?

The nearest ferry terminals for these places are Batam Centre. See the ferry timetables for departures.

Are these places halal?

None of the 7 places has a halal label in our records, so ask the venue. See halal food in Batam for labelled places.

How current is this list?

It was built from our records on 2026-10-29. Opening hours and prices change, so check with the venue. More places are on the Nagoya area page.