All In One, Jakarta

this is unique, their main dish is black noodle which is made of the squid's ink. they also have pink noodle but i don't know what it's made of.
the restaurant is using aluminum tables and chair, decorated with black and white pictures.
the food is served using chinese take away boxes and i don't really like it. i love it better to have it on plate.

Favorite Dish: aglio alio is better than other food in the menu

this is the food court version of tamani cafe.
instead of with waiter etc you take your dish with tray and the food is supposed to be cheaper than the real tamani cafe.
the portion is big, so don't worry if you're starving.

Favorite Dish: all of them :)
try green tea latte, it's the one in my picture...

It's located on Jalan Jaksa (Jaksa Street), the famous area in Jakarta, Indonesia among the backpackers. The place isn't so luxurious but it cozy to have a chit chat and having meals.... The owner is a German guy, so most of the menu are european food. But they have alot of menus from Asia (local - indonesia, India), Italy and America. You'll be suprised by the price, well, to me it is CHEAP! You can have one bottle of beer for just 3 - 4 $.

Favorite Dish: Mmm, my fav dish in Ya Udah Bistro.... Difficult question! All i can say is please try all the menus there!! I quarantee you'll be coming back again and again!!!

the most important - good food & delicious!! Very big restaurant and loads of people.. It's sign of a good food right?? Been told, it was always crowded even on the weekdays up to 9pm.

Pondok Laguna specialized in Indonesian traditional cuisine esp, the “fried gurame”. It is outstanding. Every order usually followed by warm rice placed in a banana leaves covered basket and small pallets of sambal.

Favorite Dish: Grilled prawn bean curd (Tauhu Udang) - prawn, some vege plus others?, they put inside the bean curd and grilled.. Its nice.. just nice. Maybe coz the prawn is fresh..

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Favorite Dish: To order and for further info call PesanDelivery at +62 21 7278 7070. Menus and a list of restaurant can be downloaded from www.pesandelivery.com

Walking into Mövenpick Marché is like walking into a carnival ... bright colors, happy faces, and lots of fun! But what keeps bringing customers back again and again is the delicious food. Grab your Marché passport at the door, and walk around the restaurant to the various islands where the dishes are prepared before your eyes. You can tell the cook to go light on the meat, put in more noodles or hold the salt. Dishes change daily so there is always something new and different to try - Asian, European, Japanese, grill and international cuisine. Stop by soon and find out why this Swiss restaurant chain is a favorite for many!

Favorite Dish: Most of the menu

Bale Air *See my travelogues about Bale Air Saturday Night
My favorite in Bale Air is ‘Dapur Sunda’ (Kitchen a la Sundanese). With main menus; nasi timbel (steamed rice wrapped in banana leaves), pepes teri dan jamur (steamed anchovy and steamed mushroom also in banana leaves), sambel trasi (chilli-belacan sauce), lalap (fresh vegetables salad, served with sambel trasi), sayur asem (sour soup) and ikan asin (salty fish).

Favorite Dish: The most I like from this area is the main entrance design. The owner put a small rice terrace with a statue –-a man who using saroong and using banana leaf for umbrella. In many villages and traditional life in Indonesia (and I did too when I was a kid), people using it for walking in the rain. And this leaves always keep in my memory (and the other hand, it has a nice fragrance whenever hot steamed rice put onto it. Hmmmmm ….).
Bale Air area has many kind of restaurants, all buildings made from woods with glass canopies. Plus cul-de-sac floors outside, water fountain and outdoor lounges. The guests can try many kind of foods from Asian (Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thailand), European and American.

you can find nice burgers in MC Donalds