Tioman Dive Resort Tioman Dive Resort

RESTAURANTS IN ABC BAY

all within easy walking distance

We do not operate a restaurant but are working with our neighbours to be able to provide breakfast at either Johan’s restaurant or at Tioman House Bungalows. Full board meals can be arranged for groups (min 6 pax).

There are a number of local restaurants within easy walking distance ranging from just a few meters to a 15 minutes walk away.

All restaurants serve a variety of local as well as western cuisine. Food is generally delicious but it will take some time to prepare as they make one meal at a time.

An alternative to eating in Air Batang is to rent a bicycle and ride to the main village Tekek to enjoy some fresh BBQ seafood or Chinese food.

MEAL EXAMPLES

Nasi Lemak
Nasi Lemak MYR 5-10

A typical Malay breakfast is Nasi Lemak - Coconut rice with fried egg and spicy sambal sauce.

FRIED RICE
FRIED RICE MYR 8-15

Every restaurant on Tioman serves one or the other variety of fried rice. A delicious lunch or dinner.

CHICKEN MAKHANWALA
CHICKEN MAKHANWALA MYR 15-30

Chicken Makhanwala and other Indian dishes can be enoyed at Hijau Restaurant, just a few minutes walk from your room.

ROTI CANAI
ROTI CANAI MYR 2-5

Who does not love Roti Canai? These Malaysian flat breads are thin, fluffy and simply delicious.

MEE MAMAK
MEE MAMAK MYR 7-10

Mee Mamak or fried noodles is another typical local and affordable dish. Squeeze some lime over to make it even more tasty.

LOCAL SNACKS
LOCAL SNACKS MYR 1-5

Have some local snack in the afternoon such as curry puffs, keropok lekor (a traditional Malay fish cracker snack) and more.

The above are just a few examples of the many varieties of meals you can enjoy on Tioman Island.

Budget wise, count for around MYR 10.00 per breakfast, MYR 15.00-20.00 for lunch and a bit more for dinner. Fresh Seafood BBQ sets you back between MYR 30.00 to 50.00 per person.

Ask our friendly staff upon arrival for some local tips and check-out the guest book in your room where the various restaurants are described as well.