Indonesia Goes Local First in Marriott’s Future of Food
Marriott International’s new Asia Pacific report calls Indonesia one of the clearest examples of the pull toward local food.
Marriott International’s new Asia Pacific report calls Indonesia one of the clearest examples of the pull toward local food.
From keepsake boxes shaped like bridges to snow skin flavours built around Musang King durian, Jakarta’s hotels have turned mooncake season into a genuine design showcase.
When the heat hits hardest, Thai food hits different — bright, tangy, alive with lemongrass and chili, and built to wake you up rather than slow you down.
As the Michelin Guide highlights global food trends for 2025, Jakarta’s dining scene is shaping its own take from fire-grilled flavors, to bold ingredient pairings.
The Warung at Alila Villas Uluwatu is gearing up to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a special event featuring GU:UM, a contemporary Korean grill restaurant from Singapore.
Fairmont Hotel Jakarta is set to celebrate Valentine’s Day with various dining options in all of their restaurants.
Sweet, acid, and heat aren’t just flavors—they’re the secret language of food. But why do they work so well together, and what makes them essential in Indonesian cuisine?
From Jakarta’s speakeasy cocktail bars to Bali’s ocean-inspired dining, February brings a wave of exciting new restaurants and bars that promise unforgettable flavors and experiences—here’s where to dine this month.
Flor introduces three new items designed to elevate your dining experience and delight your taste buds: Black Sesame Pocket Croissant, Valrhona Pain Suisse, and Matcha Mochi.