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Food & DrinkNagoya
Nagoya Night Market Food Walk
From S$38120 minutes
Join a local guide for a two-hour evening food tour of Nagoya's best night market stalls. Satay, laksa, grilled seafood and Batam's famous BBQ pork ribs.
Highlights
- 8–10 tastings included in the price
- Small groups (max 10 guests)
- Local guide with food expertise
- Gluten-free and vegetarian options available on request
Eat Where the Locals Eat
Nagoya's night market is one of Southeast Asia's most under-rated food destinations. Dozens of open-air stalls serve Indonesian, Chinese-Malay and Malay dishes that have evolved over generations of trade and migration.
Highlights of the Walk
Expect to try at least 8–10 dishes: sate padang, mie goreng, BBQ pork ribs (babi panggang), grilled stingray, fresh coconut, and more. Your guide explains the history and culture behind each dish.
Location
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Where to Stay Nearby
WATERFRONT CITY · RESORT
Holiday Inn Resort Batam by IHG
IHG 4-star family resort on 8 acres at Waterfront City — 275 rooms, Kids Club, pools, tennis, and spa. 15 min from Sekupang Ferry.
SEKUPANG · HOTEL
Tempat Senang Boutique Hotel & Spa
Batam's original boutique retreat since 2009 — 14 uniquely themed jungle rooms and villas, expert spa, saltwater pool, and a hilltop restaurant, just 10 minutes from Sekupang Ferry Terminal.
NAGOYA · HOTEL
BCC Hotel
Affordable three-star hotel in the Baloi / Lubuk Baja commercial strip, a short walk to BCS Mall (Batam City Square). Practical base for shoppers and weekend visitors who want to stay near Nagoya without the Nagoya price.
BATAM CENTER · HOTEL
AP Premier Batam
4-star international-standard hotel in Batu Ampar (formerly branded as Novotel Batam, then Travelodge). Walking distance to the harbour, popular with business travellers and weekend visitors from Singapore.