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Roso invites guests to celebrate Ramadan with an authentic Indonesian Iftar, featuring a family-style dining experience that showcases the rich culinary heritage of the archipelago.
Throughout the month of March, Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort offer Iftar buffet featuring Arabic-inspired cuisine, traditional Indonesian delicacies, BBQ delights, and takjil.
Throughout Ramadan, Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City Hotel invites you on a culinary adventure, featuring special hampers and weekly chef-curated menus spanning Balinese, Indonesian, Indian, and Mediterranean cuisines.
This Ramadan, The Coach Restaurant and Coffee Shop offer a dual experience, inviting you to elevate your Iftar gatherings with a special menu and share the spirit of the season with thoughtfully curated hampers.
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Gran Melia Hotel Jakarta is ready to take you on a delicious journey that blends tradition with some gourmet flair. They’ve put together a bunch of dining options to make your celebrations extra memorable and help you create great memories with family and friends.