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Batavia Corner

3/912 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park WA 6101, Australia

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3/912 Albany Hwy, East Victoria Park WA 6101, Australia

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HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Batavia Corner

East Victoria Park regulars head to Batavia Corner for unvarnished, regional Indonesian comfort. The kitchen delivers bold, homeland staples—from slow-simmered beef rendang and aromatic soto betawi to charred iga bakar—backed by certified halal cooking and generous hospitality. Settle in over complimentary hot Indonesian tea, then raid the front counter for crispy risoles and frozen pentol bakso to take home.

  • Snacks and pantry staples: Pick up house-made bottled sambals, traditional street snacks like risoles, and take-home freezer staples alongside your meal.
  • Complimentary hot tea: Dine-in meals come paired with free hot Indonesian tea and self-serve water.
  • Certified halal dining: An extensive regional Indonesian menu prepared under certified halal standards.

What's On at Batavia Corner

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Choose Batavia Corner

Authentic regional recipes, certified halal dining, and take-home market specialties in East Victoria Park

  • Take-Home Indonesian Snacks and Frozen Pantry Staples

    Patrons can take home packaged snacks like risoles, lemper, martabak manis, and house-made sambal alongside frozen staples like pentol bakso.

    now offers more selections of Indonesian snacks and homemade frozen foods, which is a great addition

    Fee Tee
  • Complimentary Hot Indonesian Tea and Water

    Diners are treated to complimentary hot Indonesian tea and self-serve water stations to accompany their meals.

    Free hot Indonesian tea and self service water as well

    Alexiea Lulue
  • Nostalgic Connection to Indonesian Home Cooking

    Every regional dish faithfully evokes the comfort of homeland cooking, transporting diners straight back to Jakarta and across Indonesia.

    Every time I step into Batavia Corner, I feel like I'm transported back to the bustling streets of Jakarta.

    Inspector West
  • Heartfelt Indonesian Hospitality and Care

    The team welcomes visitors with genuine warmth and personal care, embodying traditional hospitality where customers are treated like family.

    It's also the best place which showcase Indonesian hospitality IMO, as it's a family-run place and they treat every customer like friends and royalty.

    Kit Teguh
  • Certified Halal Dining for Families and Groups

    Serving a certified halal menu across a broad array of regional favorites, Batavia Corner provides a trusted, worry-free venue for Muslim diners and families.

    Also this place has "Halal certificate" so it's good for Muslim people.

    Faisal Tsani
  • Welcoming Space for Group and Family Meals

    With spacious seating options and a relaxed vibe, the dining room easily accommodates family gatherings and groups of all sizes.

    And it’s suitable for all group sizes so come along!

    ELLYZA LEIGHTON

Other favorites

Authentic desserts, street food snacks, and welcoming tea service

  • Es Cendol

    The pandan coconut ‘Es Cendol’ drink was great

    Acacia Syme
  • Risoles Ragout

    The Risoles ragout has excellent skin and very nice ragout filling inside.

    Hana Kezia
  • Martabak Manis

    The Martabak manis ( the texture is in between crumpet & pan cake) has few variety options.

    Hana Kezia
  • Complimentary Hot Indonesian Tea

    Free hot Indonesian tea and self service water as well 🥰

    Alexiea Lulue

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality, traditional customs, and authentic pantry staples that make dining feel like home.

  • Complimentary Hot Indonesian Tea

    Guests dining in are provided with complimentary hot Indonesian tea alongside self-service water.

  • Traditional Kobokan Hand Bowl Service

    When diners eat traditionally with their hands, staff proactively present a traditional kobokan hand-washing bowl directly at the table.

  • Countertop Indonesian Street Snack & Cake Selection

    Diners can browse grab-and-go counters stocked with traditional Indonesian street snacks and sweet cakes like martabak manis, risoles ragout, kue pukis, and lemper.

  • House-Made Frozen Meals & Bottled Sauces to Go

    A dedicated retail freezer chest and shelf display lets patrons purchase house-made frozen meal essentials like pentol bakso and bottled specialty sambal sauces to prepare at home.

Before you head over

Helpful practical advice for visiting Batavia Corner

  • Consider Outdoor Tables for Space

    The indoor seating area can feel cramped with limited interior clearance, so opt for the outdoor tables if you need extra room or easier mobility.

  • Help Yourself to House Tea and Water

    Take advantage of the self-serve station offering complimentary hot Indonesian tea and free-flow water alongside your meal.

  • Check the Retail and Freezer Displays

    Browse the front counter and freezer displays for traditional Indonesian street snacks, bottled chili sauces, and frozen bakso to take home.

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