Nagoya Foodcourt — Restaurant in Batam City

Oh well, it's a new food court that just opened few months ago. I think the design / layout is quite similar to A2 food court. Hence not sure it belongs to the same owner or not.... All right, let's review it. First, I believe so far it's the best food court. Reason is there is a lot of varieties or options for you to choose compared to other nearby food courts, especially at night. There are even more stalls open. Somehow this food court opens early in the morning so you can catch up with your breakfast before going to school or coffee before starting your new activity. Wait... What if I'm in need of something to bite in the middle of the night? No worries, it opens till 1 or 2 am. However, depends on luck though if there is still any ingredients left, haha. Guess there is not much to say about the foods there since everyone has theirs' own preferences. One thing which is quite important nowadays, the management should priorities on the hygiene issue like cleanliness in the restroom, eating tables and chairs. Should consult with those disinfectant company if possible. Honestly, I notice that the tables and chairs are not really well cleaned in the early morning. Found out a lot of dirts on the chairs and tables left over from the previous night or perhaps previous days ago... Other than that, everything seems okay. Just try to put more attention and efforts on the...

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Nagoya Foodcourt is one of the largest food courts in Batam, offering a wide variety of food choices. The signage is clear, with halal indicators in front of each stall, which is helpful for those with dietary preferences.

However, the experience was frustrating and disappointing overall. The biggest issue is the constant harassment from beer and drink sellers. From the moment I stepped inside, they followed me around, and as soon as I sat down to eat, I was ambushed within seconds by several people trying to sell me drinks. It completely ruined the relaxing vibe I was hoping for.

Another major downside is the overwhelming amount of smoking. People were smoking left and right, with no designated non-smoking area in sight. This place is definitely not suitable for kids or anyone sensitive to smoke. To make it worse, I saw some stall workers smoking while preparing food, which is just unacceptable. For example, at 999 Seafood, a staff member kept pushing me to order 1kg portions and was holding a cigarette while working with the seafood. Not a good look for food hygiene.

This food court has potential due to its size and variety, but the aggressive sales tactics and lack of basic health considerations really put me off. Wouldn’t recommend for families or those looking for a...

A very good food court to eat in Batam. The place is open throughout the day, but some vendors are open only at night. Most of the seafood only opened at night. The place is a great place to get seafood. The seafood on the place is excellent, notably the Brothers Seafood. Their fish is excellent, especially the one with the Thai sauce and the one with salted egg. The seafood is simply delicious, and the price is very reasonable.

The place also sell very good pork. The fried pork is excellent, but they only opened at night. At daytime they also have an excellent porridge and roti prata. The place also sells beers.

At night the place is very busy and crowded, and not very comfortable, but the day time is more comfortable as the place is less crowded. Parking is free...