Black Forest cake brings back childhood memories with every bite—and in Jakarta, it’s quietly making a comeback. From classic takes to modern twists, here are eight spots where this timeless dessert still shines.
Texan BBQ and island vibes come together this 4th of July at Karma Beach Bali, with slow-smoked flavors, beachside cocktails, and oceanfront rhythms.
Blending Japanese precision with coastal charm, Hichori introduces beachfront teppanyaki dining in Bali under the direction of Executive Chef Reyno Firmansyah.
Inspired by The Langham’s historic legacy, the new offering at ALICE presents a refined interpretation of Afternoon Tea, blending British tradition with contemporary culinary artistry.
Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta celebrates Easter with a lavish Sunday Brunch at Signatures Restaurant, featuring gourmet selections and family activities. They also offer an Easter Staycation and a Day Pass Experience for wellness access.
Fairmont Jakarta will host a ‘Grand Easter Sunday Brunch’ at Spectrum Restaurant, featuring a lavish buffet and family activities and ‘The Grand Hoppy Easter Hunt’ on the 4th floor, with egg hunts and creative crafts.
Easter dining at The St. Regis Jakarta highlights seasonal flavors, truffle-forward dishes, and festive desserts crafted for the occasion.
Held at The Meru Sanur, the Easter celebration highlights a seafood-forward buffet and roast meats in an open-air tropical setting.
Chef Tam’s Seasons at Wynn Palace, Macau, soared to No. 9 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025, winning ‘Highest Climber.’ They are also secured the restaurant ‘Best Restaurant in Macau’ for the second year.