- Tepi Laut Sorong Restaurant
History and About the Restaurant
Tepi Laut Sorong Restaurant was established in 2010 and has since become one of the famous dining spots in Sorong. The restaurant is known for serving fresh seafood with distinct Papua flavours. With a direct view of the sea, it offers a unique dining experience, perfect for tourists who want to enjoy seafood while admiring the stunning natural views.
The restaurant features a modern design with natural elements, offering a relaxed atmosphere with beautiful sea views. Guests can choose to dine indoors with air conditioning or outdoors to enjoy the fresh air and ocean view. The place is clean, comfortable, and ideal for various occasions, from family lunches to business meetings.
Menu
The signature dishes at Tepi Laut Sorong include:
- Ikan Bakar Tepi Laut: Fresh fish grilled with special seasoning, giving a savory and slightly spicy flavour.
- Cumi Goreng Tepung: Fried squid with crispy flour coating, served with sweet chili sauce.
- Sup Ikan Laut: Clear, fresh, and flavorful seafood soup.
- Nasi Sagu Papua: Rice made from sago, served with traditional Papua side dishes.
Prices
- Ikan Bakar Tepi Laut (per portion): IDR 45,000
- Cumi Goreng Tepung (per portion): IDR 30,000
- Sup Ikan Laut: IDR 35,000
- Nasi Sagu Papua: IDR 20,000
Operating Hours
Monday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM WIT
Location
Jl. Laut No. 8, Sorong, West Papua.
- Sumber Rejeki Restaurant
History and About the Restaurant
Sumber Rejeki Restaurant has been operating since 2005 and has become a top choice for locals and tourists seeking traditional Papua dishes. With a family-friendly dining concept, it serves a variety of dishes made from local ingredients, with fast and friendly service.
The restaurant has a simple yet warm interior with a spacious and comfortable dining area. Guests can enjoy their meals indoors with air conditioning or opt for an outdoor seat to enjoy the gentle breeze. The calm and welcoming atmosphere makes this restaurant an excellent choice for meals with family or friends.
Menu
The main dishes served at Sumber Rejeki include:
- Papeda with Ikan Kuah Asam: Papeda served with fish and a tangy spicy broth.
- Ayam Bakar Manis: Grilled chicken with a sweet and spicy marinade, served with white rice.
- Nasi Goreng Papua: Fried rice with local ingredients such as tuna and Papua vegetables.
- Sate Marah-Pol: Skewers with a special marinade made from Papua spices.
Prices
- Papeda with Ikan Kuah Asam: IDR 28,000
- Ayam Bakar Manis: IDR 25,000
- Nasi Goreng Papua: IDR 20,000
- Sate Marah-Pol: IDR 22,000
Operating Hours
Monday – Saturday: 08:00 AM – 9:00 PM WIT
Sunday: 08:00 AM – 6:00 PM WIT
Location
Jl. Raya Sorong No. 12, Sorong, West Papua.
- Rumah Makan Sorong Restaurant
History and About the Restaurant
Rumah Makan Sorong Restaurant was established in 2012 and is known for offering local dishes with a modern twist. Focusing on fresh ingredients sourced from around Sorong, the restaurant provides a unique and authentic taste of the region. It is also famous for its friendly service and warm atmosphere, making it perfect for dining with family or friends.
The restaurant features a modern and elegant design with a spacious and comfortable dining area. Soft lighting and beautiful decor create a relaxing environment, ideal for a casual lunch or a special celebration. The restaurant also offers ample parking and free Wi-Fi for the convenience of its guests.
Menu
The signature dishes at Rumah Makan Sorong include:
- Gohu Ikan Laut: Raw fish with fresh Papua seasoning, served with slices of chili and basil leaves.
- Ikan Bakar Mutiara: Grilled fish with a distinctive spice mix that tantalises the taste buds.
- Ayam Woku: Chicken cooked with traditional Papua spices, offering a spicy and savory flavour.
- Sayur Kailan Tumis: Kailan vegetables stir-fried with garlic and other seasonings.
Prices
- Gohu Ikan Laut: IDR 30,000
- Ikan Bakar Mutiara: IDR 40,000
- Ayam Woku: IDR 35,000
- Sayur Kailan Tumis: IDR 18,000
Operating Hours
Monday – Sunday: 09:00 AM – 10:00 PM WIT
Location
Jl. Sultan Hasanuddin No. 15, Sorong, West Papua.
