Where to Find the Best Milk Tea in Jakarta?
Eight of Jakarta’s best milk tea spots, from simple jasmine blends to frappe styles and playful toppings.
Eight of Jakarta’s best milk tea spots, from simple jasmine blends to frappe styles and playful toppings.
From viral matcha to fine dining, Indonesia’s 2026 food trends are increasingly driven by social media discovery.
January brings a new lineup of recently opened restaurants in Jakarta and Bali, spanning Japanese-led dining concepts, cocktail bars, bistros, and regional kitchens shaping the start of the year’s culinary scene.
Ismaya Lifestyle invites you to embark on a culinary journey to celebrate this Ramadan at their four venues: Semaja, Baku, Social Garden, and Social House.
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.
Discover the top hotels in Jakarta offering iftar buffets, featuring a diverse selection of Middle Eastern and Indonesian dishes, along with special chef collaborations for a memorable Ramadan dining experience.