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Originally Posted by nono1973
its not easy to maintain good food business in Batam if a place does not produce good food and has too many rules and regulations that binds one from eating conveniently (and comfortably). Kraopoek Food Court is a good example.
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There are legit stories behind Kraopoek FCcourt and others including the now-defunct A1 FCourt. Not exactly gossip news, but just info knownst to insiders.
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Originally Posted by nono1973
b. Marine Live Sea Food - Its a challenge to order food for 13 people. Either we order too much or we ordered too little in any case.This trip,we end up with about 30% leftovers.
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LOOOOOL!!!!!
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Originally Posted by nono1973
I forgot,i didnt dare to go Anah BBQ stingray becos of the need to call 1st to book the stingrays in case we all go there and then no more stock. The fact is,i rarely go for early dinner.
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U could call first (early afternoon) to book the dishes, and then tell Anah approximate time of arrival (can be as late as 2030hrs) , that she and her husband be aware, especially for her husband to know roughly when to start prepping your reserved dishes in anticipation of arrival.
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Originally Posted by nono1973
g. Kopi Toast inside Nagoya Hill Mall - a kill time place with low price basic food
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Not sure if you know : Coffee Town and Kangen (same boss) offer @ RP5K small portion meals ea during weekdays (suitable for you), and RP8K+ ea on weekends. So imagine for RP25K - one can order 5 dishes : mee rebus, chicken rice, nasi goreng, 3-sticks satay, Mee Soto, etc, etc (all RP5K per item). That's ALOT for 1 person. I would go there to eat, kill time, chillout instead of Kopi Toast. A suggestion.
Lastly, for solid asli-origin soups, gotta try
RM. CIREBON @ Sekupang. Just do a google map search of the name and it'll show up. The
beef rib soup and chicken soup are **MANTAP**. Add green chili sauce and black ketchup, and one will go... AIYYOOOOOOOoooooOOOOOO~~~~~~~~