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Street Food Jakarta
24 Reviews Gria Astika Jl. Lamandau 4/16-18 Kebayoran Baru,Jak-Sel T. 0888 1611 200 Bintaro taman barat F1/1 Sek. 1, Bintaro Jaya T. 0856 8308 001 Ruko Versailles FA/1 Sek. 1.6 BSD T. 021-5374040, 538...
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Indonesian Jakarta
61 Reviews It is a very different restaurant that I had ever been too. WHY? Good architecture & design inside the restaurant, Friendly service (That's why you paid 10% or 5% Service charge) but I can't think...
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Cafe Batavia Jakarta
17 Reviews This building dates back to 1805 and is covered in Baroque mirrors, teak floors, and pictures of celebrities. The bar has been named as one of the world's ten best. The downstairs bar is made of...
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Asian Jakarta
30 Reviews If you have a chance to visit Ancol in Jakarta, you must try this restaurant. The prices are very reasonable and the foods are good. Its very crowded especially on weekend, you need to take a long...
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Buffet Jakarta
8 Reviews Hmm I heard a lot of good things about the buffet at the Marriott. I don't want to say i am a snob with regard to eating...but i don't usually go to a coffeeshop of a hotel to enjoy food.Certainly not...
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All In One Jakarta
13 Reviews since we don't know where to eat in mangga dua mall.we headed ro a fusion restaurant named red bean..well the food i can say so..so...since we were damn hungry . frog leg cuisene in halal...
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American Jakarta
11 Reviews In Jakarta is of course not problem to find a restaurant of local or international themes. But sometimes it is good, to get a "Hot Chocolate" in exact same well known style like at home in Cologne or...
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Seafood Jakarta
7 Reviews this is the best indonesian aunthentic seafood restaurant for me. quick service, very yummy seafood n what makes this restaurant different from other seafood restaurant is the price, quite cheap for...
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Desserts Jakarta
4 Reviews If you think that Jakarta's best foods are in the 4 star hotels, think again! Here's an example: This drink/dessert stall has been around for years. They're famous for Es Alpukat (Avocado Ice). It's...
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Dutch Jakarta
2 Reviews The Oasis Restaurant is uniqe with his old style house and its special atmosphere of Insulinde in the 19./20.th century in Batavia. So its wooden old fashioned interieur, the great hight hall and the...
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Italian Jakarta
2 Reviews Located in Borobudur Hotel, nice hotel with nice view and ofcourse great taste of Iatalian food... Tonno al Forno in agrodolce (oven baked tuna wrapped in eggplant). Costoletto di agnello in gabbina...
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Lemper Ayam is steamed glutinous rice with chicken (ayam) filling. It's usually eaten as snack or in breakfast in Indonesia. This is one of my favorite as well :-) It can be bought at the market along with many other types of Kueh (cakes or pastry).
Laksa is a kind of broad rice noodle cooked in hot & spicy soup accompanied by fish & garnished with peppermint leaves & some other local ingredients. It's usually eaten in the afternoon as either snack or main meal. This is a dish originating in Medan & a similar version can also be found in Penang, Malaysia. An authentic local dish & if you are anywhere in Medan, do give it a try. It tastes best when hot.
Nasi is Bahasa Indonesia's word for rice. Padang is a region of Sumatra & it has one of the most wonderful cuisine where one can get a taste of it in Medan & Jakarta. Lots of individual side dishes consisting of chicken, fish, beef & seafood are brought to the table for you to choose & eat to your heart's content. It's also interesting to know that Indonesians eat with their fingers & is quite an experience for the beginners to do so, especially when mixed with the curry gravy. Some of my favorites are:Ayam Goreng (with Kunjet) - Fried chicken.Acar - Pickle.Bakso - Meatball soup.Emping - Dried Melinjo nuts which is fried & serves as snack before the meal. Chips, Indonesian style.Gurame Goreng - Fried Gurame, a fish commonly found in Indonesia.Ikan Bakar - Barbecued fish.Kari Otak - Cow's brain cooked in curry. Believe me, this one is a specialty. Awesome!Opor Ayam - Chicken cooked in...
Sate Padang (Padang is a region of Sumatra) is my most favorite street vendor food. I had this since I was a kid & remembered all those days where I looked forward to either the recess or the end of the school day where I'd rushed off to get my share of Sate Padang! It's one of the best known of Sumatra dishes & though Sate is typical of Indonesia dish, I only like Sate Padang. Sate is cooked on the spot as pictured. The common Sate is grilled with charcoal & then served with a spicy peanut sauce but Sate Padang has a different kind of sauce. I don't know what's in it & neither can I describe the taste. It's out of this world & my aunt used to comment my addiction & talked about "ganja" being one of the ingredients ;-) Different kind of meat can be ordered including the "Lidah" (cow's tongue); this is one of the best!
This place was great!!! I went there twice with friends. The restaurant is really a ondulated tin roof, held together with 8-10 post, the walls are canvas from the ground to chest height with painting of shrimps, crab and fish (to hint that it's a seafood restaurant). Inside, 6 picnic tables, the cook hides behind plywood walls in a 6 by 6 kitchen with 4 feet wok for griling the food.No ustensiles, you eat with your right hand the pre-cutted food with bowl of rice. kepiting (crab), ikan bakar (grilled fish), cumi goreng (prononced 'chew-me', guess why, for squid).More Info: Warning : this probably goes against just about every health advices you will get before you go : don`t eat seafood because of hepatitis, amibas, typhoid, etc...Sure taste great and remember my motto : in Rome, like the Roman.
The Indonesian side of the barrack cafeteria.For breakfast, lunch and dinner, I was faced with the dilemna of eating either on the occidental side (cooked by an indonesian cook anyway) and the indonesian side with loads of choices. For breakfast : telur goreng (fried eggs)For lunch : ayam goreng (sauted chicken with sauce), nasi putih (white rice)For dinner : kambing goreng (i am not sure if it was sheep or goat) and mi (noddles)With sambal lombok and sambal asli everywhere even for breakfast (hot sauces) and mangga (mango) and papaya with lime juice!!! Delicious.
Jagung Bakar (barbecued corn) stall There are 4 different sauces that are smothered on the barbecued corn: sweet, chilli, chocolate, salty, and combination of some or all of the above. My favourite is 'coklat pedas' (chocolate and chilli). Sounds weird, but you gotta try it before you judge it. My English husband got hooked on his first try!
They serve local food as well as chinese, dutch and american. Overlooking pool & garden, very romantic. There's a grand piano that you're welcome to use. Live music in the weekend. Highly recommended! Soup Merah (tomato soup), lumpia (spring roll), Nasi goreng Pak Samin (fried rice)
Restourant in West Kalimantan, Italian Food-American Food, Malay's food, Padang Food, dayak food ang chiness food.any event people and West Kalimantan make thousand cake. Chicken, Soto Madura and Sea food
In the islands you often have a full board treatment as they are so small that you can find just some bungalows and a restaurant managed by the same people.I simply loved the food, fresh coconuts, seafood, rice and satai. seafood in general, they fish in the morning and cook for lunch.
8 Reviews and 841 Opinions MY WIFE AND I STAYED IN THE SHERATON LAGUNA FOR THREE WEEKS IN JULY 2006. THE HOTEL HAS JUST GONE...
Hotel Mulia Senayan Jakarta
15 Reviews and 403 Opinions My family was planning to have a new year's eve here in Hotel Mulia, so we went there and I've once...
The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta Yogyakarta
4 Reviews and 564 Opinions I had a fantastic stay in the old colonial Phoenix Hotel. It's a beautiful building and the staff...
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