2025 Jakarta Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

🇮🇩 5-Day, 4-Night Jakarta Adventure (Perfectly blends your love for running, food adventures and city exploring. Enjoy Jakarta!) Day 1: May 24 – Arrival & Menteng Strolls 🛬 🏙️ Check-in: Arrive at DoubleTree by Hilton Diponegoro, grab that signature cookie, and settle in. 🍪 Cool off with a quick swim at the pool to shake off travel fatigue. 🏊🏼♂️ 🌳 Afternoon: Take a laid-back stroll around Menteng. The leafy streets and charming old architecture are perfect for a casual walk to ease into the city vibes. Evening: As night falls, dive into the street food stalls just outside DoubleTree. From satay and martabak to nasi goreng kambing, it’s the perfect way to kick off your Jakarta food journey. 🍲 Day 2: May 25 – Culture, Shopping & Nasi Padang Feast 🛍️ 🥘 🍚 Morning: Head to Monas (National Monument) for panoramic city views. Then, explore Kota Tua (Old Town) with its colonial buildings and colorful bike rentals—perfect for some artsy photos. Late Morning: On the hunt for affordable traditional outfits like baju kurung? Head to Thamrin for great deals and unique pieces. 👗 Lunch: Feast at Pagi Sore for the best Nasi Padang in town. Load up on rendang, ayam pop, and spicy sambal. 🍗 🍛 Afternoon: Cool down with a coffee at Tanamera Coffee in Menteng. ☕️ Evening: Wrap the day with a street food crawl along Jalan Sabang. Try kerak telor and martabak manis for dessert. Day 3: Island Escape 🏝️ 🚤 Morning: Take a boat trip to the Thousand Islands (Kepulauan Seribu). Whether it’s snorkeling at Pulau Macan or relaxing on Pulau Pramuka, it’s the perfect day to unwind by the sea. Afternoon: Return to Jakarta and relax poolside at DoubleTree. Evening: Dine at Plataran Menteng, where Indonesian flavors meet an elegant atmosphere. Day 4: Car-Free Sunday & Local Living 🏃🏻♂️ Morning: Lace up for Car-Free Sunday along Jalan Sudirman. The streets are closed to vehicles, making it the perfect spot for your run. The city feels alive and open without the usual traffic. Post-run Breakfast: Refuel with soto Betawi or gado-gado from local vendors. Late Morning: Head to Glodok (Chinatown) for a mix of culture and snacks. Lunch: Back to Pagi Sore for round two—because one Nasi Padang session is never enough! Afternoon: Shop or chill at Grand Indonesia Mall, one of Jakarta’s biggest malls. Evening: End the day with dinner at Union (don’t miss their famous red velvet cake) and drinks at The Dutch in Senopati. Day 5: Quick Adventure & Farewell ✈️ Morning: Explore Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) to get a taste of Indonesia’s cultural diversity. Lunch: Wrap up your trip with a memorable feast at Lara Djonggrang. Afternoon: Chill by the DoubleTree pool one last time before packing up and saying sampai jumpa to Jakarta! #thingstodo #travel #jakarta #food #running #indonesia #poolhotel #myitinerary #staycation #localfood #citydaytours #asean #southeastasia #love #life

My first experience riding the Jakarta first class train was simply impeccable! When we first arrived, someone warmly greeted us and guided us to the car. It felt like we were being treated with honor. What’s even more surprising is that the first-class seats are not only spacious and comfortable, but can also be adjusted to lie flat 180 degrees, allowing you to completely relax your body and mind, just like resting on a bed in a five-star hotel. In addition, the breakfast on the bus is extremely rich, including fresh juice, croissants, local cuisine and local specialties, allowing you to enjoy the delicious Indonesian flavor early in the morning. The service staff is not only professional but also very attentive, providing you with the services you need at any time, making the entire journey more enjoyable. Location: Jakarta Railway Station #luxurytravel #personalservice #firstclassexperience #five-starenjoyment #massagechair #goodplaceinJanuary2025

Senior friends! We have selected a 5-day travel guide to Indonesia for you to deeply experience the history and culture of Jakarta. You can play freely and the time is yours! ------------------- Indonesia, a country of a thousand islands🏝️, straddles the equator and is home to countless customs. The volcano🌋 is intertwined with the ocean, and history and modernity blend together. Come here to experience the romance of Bali, the prosperity of Jakarta, and explore the mysterious oriental charm! ------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Depart and arrive at Jakarta Airport, enjoy a private car pick-up service, and a Chinese-speaking driver allows you to communicate without any barriers. 🚘 Day 2: Visit the Jakarta Cathedral and feel the charm of religious culture. 💒 Day 3: Wake up naturally in Jakarta and start a day's business inspection trip. A private car and a Chinese-speaking driver will accompany you, making it convenient and worry-free. 🛌💼 Day 4: Stroll around the old town of Jakarta and savor the blend of history and modernity. 🏛️ Day 5: At the end of the pleasant journey, we will send you to the airport by private car. We look forward to meeting you next time. 🛫❤️ ------------------- 🎒 Essentials before you go: Indonesia travel checklist 📞 A phone card is a must-have. It is more convenient to buy it locally in Indonesia and you can stay connected to the Internet at any time. 🔌 You need to bring a plug converter. The sockets in Indonesia are different, so charging is worry-free. 🪪 Travel with complete documents, including passport, visa, and photocopies, safety comes first. 👕 Indonesia is as warm as ever in December, so shorts and shorts are enough, and don’t forget sunscreen. ------------------- Traveling to Indonesia is so simple and wonderful. Collect this guide and your dream journey will start immediately!

#favouriteairline Flying with Garuda Indonesia from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta was a delightful experience. The flight was smooth and on time, and the cabin crew provided outstanding service with warm hospitality. The seats were spacious and comfortable, and the in-flight entertainment offered a good selection of movies and music. The meal served was delicious and catered well to my dietary preferences. Overall, Garuda Indonesia exceeded my expectations, making this route a pleasant and enjoyable journey. Highly recommended!

#familytravel Indonesia is one of the countries we frequently visit for quick weekend getaways due to its proximity. One of the places my mother requested to visit was the Sunda Kelapa Grand Mosque in Jakarta, an old mosque known for its historical significance. Completed in 1971, the mosque is a testament to the city's maritime heritage and is named after Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta’s old port. We spent a wonderful time there as a family, and my mother was especially happy to have the opportunity to pray in such a meaningful place. The mosque features a minimalist and unique design, unlike typical mosques with domes, this one has none. Like other mosques, we feel that this mosque too, opens its doors and welcomes everyone, including locals and visitors, regardless of religion. If you’re in Jakarta, why not drop by this historical gem for a peaceful moment and to soak in the vibes of its rich history. #100waysoftravel #weekendgetaways #jakarta #indonesiatrip

12-Day Jakarta In-Depth Tour: Discover the Unique Charm of the City of a Thousand Islands! An unmissable itinerary that takes you to every corner of the Indonesian capital! -------------------- 🌴 Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Arrive in Jakarta, visit the National Museum of Indonesia, experience the culture at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, and explore Chinatown. Day 2: Explore the Old Town of Jakarta, visit the Istiqlal Mosque, the Cathedral, and Merdeka Square. Day 3: Fly to Yogyakarta, visit Borobudur, the Sultan's Palace, the Water Palace, and Prambanan. Day 4-5: Head to Solo, Trowulan, and Bromo, explore the Lembah Lenggong Archaeological Site and the ancient palace; head to Surabaya to see the sunrise over Mount Bromo. Day 6-7: Visit the Surabaya Akbar Mosque, fly to Komodo Island, enjoy the pink sand beach, and snorkel with manta rays. Day 8-12: Head to Bali, visit Uluwatu Temple, the cliff road, and more; visit Ubud Palace and the rice terraces before heading to Nusa Lembongan; visit the Mother Temple, the Water Temple, and more, before returning home. -------------------- Travel Tips: 🍉 Specialty Prices: Jakarta's fruits are super cheap, such as salak and papaya, so you can enjoy them without breaking the bank! 🍽️ Must-Try Food: Dirty Duck, Roti Bakar, and delicious Indonesian fried rice are not to be missed! 💸 Currency Exchange Rate: The local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah, so pay attention to the exchange rate with the Chinese Yuan to make shopping easier. 👀 Safety Tips: Be careful when going out at night, choose a licensed taxi, and keep your personal belongings safe. -------------------- If you like Jakarta, don't forget to follow me for more exciting travel tips and discover the charm of this city with me!

#spas #100waysoftravel The service provided is very total, starting from the very friendly staff and complete facilities as well as a modern nuance that is captivating and pampering the eyes. The treatment is very Indonesian here, the aroma of the spices is very good, the massage is also good, the place is clean. Five stars for, facilities, nuances, and how to treat customers. I'll be back anytime if I can. Address: Cikatomas II St. No.24-26, Rw. Bar., Kec. Kby. Baru, Jakarta, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12180

#churches #100waysoftravel Jakarta Cathedral Church, or officially named the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary Assumption (Dutch: De Kerk van Onze Lieve Vrouwe ten Hemelopneming; English: The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption) is a Catholic cathedral church located in Central Jakarta, Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. This church building was inaugurated in 1901 and built with neo-gothic architecture from Europe, which is an architecture that is very commonly used to build church buildings several centuries ago. This museum was inaugurated on April 28, 1991 by Mgr Julius Darmaatmadja. The creation of the Cathedral Museum was initiated by the head priest of the Cathedral at that time, Father Rudolf Kurris. This began with Kurris' love for history and historical objects. According to him, these historical objects can arouse human awe of the past and his desire to pass on knowledge from generation to generation. The Cathedral Museum was previously located in the balcony of the Cathedral, but has now been moved to the old rectory, the north side of the church or Plaza Maria. Address:

#hospitality #100waysoftravel The Saphire Lounge is a must-visit at Jakarta's airport. Upon entering, you're warmly greeted by friendly staff who make you feel like a VIP. The lounge features plush seating and a calming atmosphere, perfect for relaxation. Enjoy a delightful array of food, from local Indonesian dishes to international favorites, all while taking in stunning runway views. With plenty of charging stations and free Wi-Fi, it’s ideal for staying connected or unwinding. Overall, the Saphire Lounge offers exceptional hospitality, elevating your airport experience!

Jakarta is a city that never sleeps, blending rich history with urban energy! From exploring the historic Kota Tua with its colonial buildings and museums to shopping at Grand Indonesia and enjoying the bustling street food at Glodok, the city is full of surprises. The National Monument offers stunning views, while the vibrant nightlife adds a perfect touch to end the day!

#photolocation #100waysoftravel Wareqpol in Jakarta offers a culinary journey through Indonesia, featuring diverse dishes like Nasi Ayam Geprek, Nasi Bebek Penyet, and Gado-Gado. For a lighter option, try Pempek Kapal Selam. With its friendly staff and cozy atmosphere, Wareqpol is a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking authentic Indonesian flavors. Don't miss the opportunity to capture stunning photos of the restaurant's traditional Indonesian decor and vibrant dishes. The outdoor seating area, adorned with lush greenery, is the perfect spot for Instagram-worthy pictures. 🕰️Business Hours: 8AM - 9 PM (Everyday) 📍Address: Jl. Biak No.7S, RT.1/RW.6, Cideng, Kecamatan Gambir, Kota Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10150, Indonesia

#traveldiaries Dining on seafood at Sentosa Senayan is a delightful experience for seafood lovers. The restaurant offers a wide variety of fresh, flavorful dishes, with a focus on Indonesian and Asian seafood cuisine. From grilled fish to succulent prawns and savory crab dishes, each meal is cooked to perfection and bursting with authentic flavors. The elegant ambiance, combined with attentive service, enhances the dining experience, making it a great spot for both casual meals and special occasions. Sentosa Senayan is a must-try for seafood enthusiasts in Jakarta. Best way to get here is with Jakarta MRT stop at Istora Mandiri.

#hiddengems Jakarta has a lot of Starbucks store all around. But today I just found a super cozy and quiet Hidden gem Starbucks located at South Jakarta. As I recall, most of the Starbucks store in Jakarta is nearby the highway which caused a loudly noise when you are inside. If you eel curious about where is it located, here is the detail: Address - Starbucks Mampang Business Park Ambiance/Facilities - cozy and quiet Highlights - cozy place amongst another store Avg. Price per Person - 50.000 IDR Rating - 4/5 ⭐️ 🌟 ⭐️ 🌟

#grouptravel This time me and my friends came to Kimukatsu Restaurant in Jakarta, Indonesia. Kimukatsu is a Japanese Restaurant that has so many branches in Indonesia. I came to one of their branch in Jakarta, i really loved the vibes, the restaurant itself so clean and what i love the most, their staffs are so kind and prepared our foods so fast! We ordered some of their menu; their signature menu, Chicken Katsu Original Set (set menu is included Rice, Salad, Soup, and Katsu. Another menu that we ordered is Gyukatsu Cheese Set, Tamago Floss Crunchy Roll Sushi, and their new menu; Gyuniku & Katsu Set. I recommend you to try this restaurant if you came to Jakarta, the price also so reasonable. Kimukatsu has so many promos & discounts. Btw, this time i visited their branch at Lippo Mall Puri, West Jakarta. You can easily find this restaurant on many malls in Jakarta and Big City in Indonesia. #urbanexplorer #summervacation #food #indonesia #jakarta #mall #cafe #restaurant #foodietrip #travel #trip #foodie #foodreview #food

Here is a glimpse of latest #indonesiatrip in Jakarta. I visited Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) area and explored the Chinatown there with my friends. Not only the architecture that has Chinese touch, but the foods, music, and ambience also reminds you of China. Some tips to visit Chinatown PIK: ✨️ Come after 15.30 PM since the weather will be cooler. Also, many of stores just start to open in the afternoon to evening. ✨️ Although a lot of tenants wrote whether their products are halal or not, but there are some food sellers that didn't indicate it. So you'd better ask everytime you wanna try the food.

Originally I wanted to stop by there, but when I passed by and saw it, I was immediately impressed because the building was so beautifully elegant and large. I was sure that whenever I passed by, I couldn't help but turn my head. But from the outside, I knew the type of place it was, and honestly, it's not my kind of place. I went back because the first time I wanted to visit, I thought it wasn't open yet. When I returned, it still wasn't open, and even calling didn't connect at all. I was going back and forth about whether to visit or not, and after checking the menu, I finally decided to go in. Upon entering, my initial impression of this place was correct it was a bit intimidating for me but the staff were friendly, so I felt very welcomed. I ordered a mocktail, "Maracuya Smash," which contains passion fruit and torch ginger I automatically ordered it. In terms of taste, the passion fruit was dominantly tangy, but the torch ginger was still noticeable albeit subtle. I ordered one of the dessert menus, asking first if it contained alcohol, in which case I would skip it. Finally, I ordered the "Hidden Paradise," which includes torched cheesecake, lemon sorbet, peach, jelly, and some crunchy elements I don't know the name of, along with a garnish shaped like an owl. Overall, it was delicious; the cheesecake wasn't too heavy, and the lemon sorbet was very refreshing. Initially, it was poured with some brandy to melt the cotton candy, which I wasn't informed about because it had a slight bitterness. The ambiance was cool and quite cozy, actually, suitable for gatherings but with a desire for a quiet and intimate setting it's quite suitable. However, I don't know the actual atmosphere because I came during the day, and only my table was occupied, so I haven't seen how busy it gets. #coffee #coffeeshop #coffeelover #coffeehouse #coffeetime #coffeetourism #trip

#indonesiatrip Love the ambience here, but the seat is quite limited as there are only 4 tables. I tried peach croissant and strawberry tea which is so refreshing. The staffs are friendly and the internet is fast so it will be one of the option for work from cafe to work. Also the receipt for my current purchase can be use for the discount for my next purchase. Will come here again to try another menu

Stepping into Jakarta's flower market is like entering a vibrant world of colors and fragrant aromas 🌼🌸🌺. More than just a hub for transactions, it's a captivating platform for enchanting natural performances. Every corner is brimming with blossoming beauty, making it a visually enticing spectacle for the eyes 👀. From the Rawa Belong Flower Market to the Kemang Flower Market, each stop is a feast for the senses 🎭. So, why wait? Explore this floral paradise and discover the perfect blooms for you 🌸🛍️. 📍 Jakarta, Indonesia #jakarta #jakartaview #jakartatravel

Love the best experience Panoramic Train from Jakarta to Bandung, nice cozy and warm. Very spacious seat.#jakarta #panoramic

A cozy coffee shop in the Gandaria area.kopi is already eye-catching from the outside with its beautiful and Instagrammable white ceramic facade. Their iced milk coffee is quite good; the milk is slightly creamy and dominant, so the coffee flavor is subtle but still noticeable. It's perfect for those who aren't big fans of strong coffee.#coffee #coffeeshop #coffeelover #coffeehouse #coffeetime #localguides #trip

Here's a new spot, guys! The place is fantastic, with an eye-catching front store. It's located in PIK 2, near Batavia behind Pantjoran PIK. The restaurant is called GAISE. It has two floors with both indoor and semi-outdoor seating, and no matter where you sit, you're guaranteed to feel comfortable! The menu here is extensive, ranging from appetizers to desserts. You definitely need to try the food because it's that delicious! I tried the truffle mushroom soup, eggs benedict, and aburi shoyu salmon pasta, and they all scored above 8—totally approved. For drinks, I recommend trying their coffee mocktail; I particularly liked the black orange 😋. As for dessert, many people love the French toast with berry compote. The price is worth it considering the taste, ambiance, and service 👌. Highly recommend this place, especially now during the soft opening since, as far as I know, there are still discounts available. #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip #instatravel #goodfoods #coffee #coffeeshop

With so many coffee shops and cafes in PIK, you might be wondering where to stop by. Here's a recommendation for a comfortable spot in PIK 2. It's called rumah kopi papowi, which has two floors for dining in. Both floors are fully air-conditioned indoor spaces, but there's also a semi-outdoor smoking area. The theme is quite homey, making it a cozy place to stay 😍. The place is suitable for anything—whether you want to have some me-time, work from café, enjoy family time with kids, or hang out with friends 🤗. As for the menu, since it was really hot, I tried two drinks. You should definitely try their signature coffee called Ice Shaken Doppio. It's delicious—the coffee flavor is still strong even though it's creamy and sweet. The other drink I tried was Sour Peach Tea, which was also tasty and refreshing, though a bit too sweet for me. They don't just serve drinks; there are many food options too, and surprisingly, they're also delicious. I tried their favorite dish called Nasi Goreng Sapi Cabe Ijo (Green Chili Beef Fried Rice). It's really good, but I don't recommend it if you can't handle spicy food. #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip #instatravel #goodfoods #coffee #coffeeshop

It is located east of Jakarta, a little south of Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (international airport in East Jakarta, Indonesia), so it is quite far from the main area, but if you like batik fabric, it is a great place. As you can see in the main photo, the first floor is lined with Indonesian folk tools and artistic antiques, so it is satisfying, but the fabric floor is the highlight. It is also nice that admission is free. The toilets are clean, so it is best to take your time and look around. However, there are no restaurants or cafes, so it is better to bring drinking water and snacks with you. #IndonesiaTrip #IndonesianMuseum #Jakarta

When I returned to China at the end of the winter vacation, I had no choice but to go to Jakarta because I didn't have a suitable flight ticket. Most of the inertial comments about this city come from the Internet: a super city with a population of 30 million, terrible traffic, dirty and messy, poverty and wealth are separated by a wall, speeders touch their mobile phones, and there are even stinky original underwear sold in packages... I feel, well, You can come here to practice before going to India. At the same time, Jakarta is also the fastest sinking city on earth. It will become the contemporary "Atlantis" in 2050. Just because of this name, let's go shopping. To sum up: it is more interesting than imagined, but not much. . Picture ①: Kuningan City The parking lot on the sixth floor above Gate 1 is currently the best auction location in Jakarta, perfectly reflecting the characteristics of this city. Figure ②: Jakarta History Museum It is a Dutch heritage building in 1707. Most of the museum's exhibits are from the 17th to 19th centuries. It is not large in area and the content is relatively hard-core. Many students will come to visit. It is very enthusiastic and healed by their smiles. Picture ③: Kuningan City Rotary parking lot. Figure ④: Jakarta Cathedral Gothic cathedral from 1891, the third largest Catholic church in the world. Picture ⑤: Istiklal Mosque I went there on Friday to worship and didn't go inside. The window grilles are all made of stainless steel and are unique. Picture ⑥: Cafe Batavia A century-old coffee shop, opposite the history museum, the food is average, you have to go to the toilet, you know. Picture ⑦: Gaya Spa Wellness Wolter Monginsidi The horse-killing chicken restaurant most recommended by domestic bloggers can be visited by couples together. It cost about 900rmb for two people, and the technique was good. I was pushed to sleep. After pressing the button, meals will be included on the second floor. Figure ⑧: Bundaran HI The bus station has the best seats. There is no subway in Jakarta, so we mainly rely on buses. Picture ⑨: Pasar Barang Antik Surabaya Antique Street has a lot of strange things. Picture ⑩: Giyanti Coffee Roastery The coffee shop across from the antique street, ranked ninth on the Asian Coffee Top50 list, is the only one in Jakarta. I think the coffee is okay, and I think it tastes better. Figure ⑪: HW Phoenix Bar PIK Don’t go to other beaches in Jakarta, it feels like the 1980s. PIK 2 near the airport is not bad. It is known as Little Bali and is relatively trendy. At this phoenix, you can eat, drink, listen to music, and recommend cocktails 🍸. Picture ⑫: Twelve Chinese Dining Restaurant The 12 zodiac themed restaurant, the decoration is very flashy, the Chinese food tastes good, Australia comes back to save the Chinese stomach.

#2024TravelWishes #OverseasTravel #TravelInspiration #WeekendTravel #GoodPlaces #Check-In Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is a cultural theme park located in Jakarta, Indonesia, showcasing the customs and natural scenery of various provinces in Indonesia. The park covers an area of ​​about 100 hectares and was built in 1975. It is the painstaking work of former Indonesian First Lady Mrs. Suharto. The purpose of this park is to enable Indonesian people and foreign tourists to recognize and appreciate Indonesia's diverse culture and rich resources. This park made me feel very amazed and happy. I took a bus from downtown Jakarta and drove along the busy road for about an hour to reach the gate of this park. I bought a 30,000 rupiah ticket and entered this miniature world of Indonesia. I saw an artificial lake with a model of the Indonesian archipelago in the lake. I could take a cable car or a boat to enjoy this beautiful landscape. I also saw 26 pavilions, each representing a province in Indonesia, with a variety of traditional houses, costumes, dances and crafts. I feel that this park is a combination of a museum and amusement park, allowing me to experience the diversity of Indonesia in one stop. I think Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is a place worth visiting. It made me feel the charm of Indonesia. I hope to come here again in 2024 to share this wonderful experience with my friends and family. 📍Jl. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Ceger, Kec. Cipayung, Kota Jakarta Timur, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 13820 Indonesia

I don't know when was the last time enjoying such a beautiful rooftop of a hotel. This time, I visited Cali Cafe, a luxury rooftop cafe of The Orient Hotel, Jakarta. It's very pretty and has georgeous city view whether at day or night ✨ 📍Cafe Cali Rooftop Floor (32nd) The Orient Hotel Jakarta Jl. Jendral Sudirman no. 36 Bendungan Hilir, South Jakarta. Best way to reach the cafe/the hotel with public transportation is with Jakarta MRT stop at Bendungan Hilir Station. #luxuryhotels

#wheretogo I recently had the pleasure of dining at August Restaurant in Jakarta, and I must say, it was a delightful experience that left a lasting impression on me. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with warm hospitality and a charming ambiance that set the tone for a memorable evening. The Chef's Journey tasting menu was the highlight of my visit. Every dish was a burst of multi-dimensional flavors, making it a truly unforgettable culinary experience. My top favorites were definitely the signature foie gras PB&J and the fish with curry, which offered a delightful burst of spices that tantalized my taste buds. To end the evening on a sweet note, I indulged in a dessert that was simply divine. The peanut butter was so good, reminiscent of the traditional Indonesian dessert ting ting. The service at August Restaurant was impeccable throughout the evening. The staff members were attentive, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience. From recommending dishes to providing prompt service, they truly exceeded my expectations. In conclusion, August Restaurant in Sequis Tower Jakarta offers a perfect blend of elegant ambiance, exquisite cuisine, and impeccable service. Whether you're a food enthusiast or simply looking for a remarkable fine dining experience, this restaurant delivers on all fronts. I highly recommend visiting August Restaurant for a memorable culinary journey that will leave you wanting to return for more.

In the eastern part of Jakarta there is a very nice restaurant inside the mall of Indonesia within the Harris Hotel. They have a very big restaurant and bar with an open space that sells cigars too. They have free wifi and water and have a very good coffee making machine. There is an outdoor space too that can accommodate a lot of people with traditional Indonesian decor