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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.
Best for
- Budget
- Late-night
- Groups
Check first
- Hours change — confirm on the day.
- Halal status is unknown — ask the venue directly.
- We don't have an exact map pin — search the name in your map app.
What to order
Specialities named by our sources — not tasting notes. Ask for today's availability and prices.
- Laksa
- Prawn noodles (he mie)
- Sop ikan keladi (fish soup with taro)
- Seafood porridge
- Wanton noodles
Good to know
- Dine-in
Time it right
Tip
The prawn noodles from the A Nia Sate Mie stall come with pork slices, so check with each stall if you avoid pork.
Make it your trip
- Updated
- 27 Oct 2026, 19:33
- Local time zone
- Batam · WIB (UTC+7)
- Opening hours
- Daily 7am-5am
Times in WIB. Singapore and Malaysia are one hour ahead. An update date does not mean every detail was reverified.
Quick answers
Where is Eatern Food Court?+
Eatern Food Court is in Nagoya, Batam, at Jl. Bunga Raya, Komplek Baloi Kusuma Blok A No. 6, Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja, Batam.
What are the opening hours of Eatern Food Court?+
Daily 7am-5am (as listed — confirm before you go).
What is Eatern Food Court known for?+
Laksa, Prawn noodles (he mie), Sop ikan keladi (fish soup with taro), Seafood porridge, Wanton noodles.
What kind of food does Eatern Food Court serve?+
Eatern Food Court is listed as a food court place in Nagoya, Batam. Dining options: dine-in.
Is Eatern Food Court halal?+
Its halal status isn't recorded in our sources, so treat it as unknown and ask the venue. For places with reported halal status, see our halal food guide.
