Betawi Cuisine and Restaurants

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THE OFFICIAL JAKARTA GUIDE FOR
CULINARY & SPA
Contents
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with QR Reader
E nj oy Jakar t a
at your fingertips
8 Betawi Cuisine & Restaurants
13 Chinese Peranakan Cuisine & Restaurants
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Street Food
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Jakarta’s Soothing & Revitalizing Spa
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Secret of Traditional Jamu &
Traditional Spa Treatment
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Jakarta’s Betawi Traditional Spa
Treatment
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Jakarta City Government
Tourism & Culture Office
www.jakarta-tourism.go.id
Indonesian Cuisine & Restaurants
Chinese Cuisine & Restaurants
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Introduction
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Semur Betawi at Oasis
SCA N ME
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Middle Eastern Cuisine & Restaurants
Western Cuisine
Japanese, Korean Cuisine & Restaurants
Spa in Jakarta
General Information
TransJakarta Bus Lines
Map of Jakarta
Technical Implementation Unit for Tourism
Information Service Development
Jl. Kuningan Barat No. 2,
Jakarta 12710 Indonesia
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Welcome to Jakarta
Jakarta is a fascinating city. Steeped in centuries of history
not only of this cosmopolitan city itself but of Indonesia as
a whole, this city is strategically located and has, therefore,
been the center of government, trade and commerce of
the vast Indonesian archipelago, which it retains until today.
Jakarta is, moreover, the place where Indonesia declared
her Independence on 17 August 1945, after three centuries
of colonization. Jakarta is also where modern Indonesia
developed.
Today, Jakarta is the hub and catalyst of Modern Indonesia,
meeting the challenges of globalization, inspiring Indonesia’s
youth to create for the future to play a meaningful role for the
country in this global world.
As capital city, with more than 10 million population, Jakarta
is where Indonesia’s many ethnic groups converge, while
through trade and colonization Jakarta also has a meaningful
cosmopolitan heritage in buildings and artifacts to trace its
long history through our Heritage and Culture.
Meanwhile the indigenous Betawi population continue to
make their presence felt through language, music, dance
and cuisine, blending seamlessly into the modern Indonesian
scene.
Martha Tilaar Spa
Es Campur at Harum Manis
For visitors and residents alike, Jakarta also offers an array of
facilities for business meetings and exhibitions. Festivals and
events are held almost daily to keep everyone busy not only
in serious negotiations or visits to our many museums and art
galleries, but also for leisure, shopping, recreation parks for the
family and no less than the Thousand Islands at our doorstep
for those who wish to escape to the sea, go diving, fishing,
sailing and more.
There are of course plenty of opportunities
to immerse oneself in the many fashion
events and best of all enjoy the wide array
of culinary delights and spa and wellness
opportunities presented across this huge
megapolitian city of Jakarta.
Come Visit Jakarta. We warmly welcome
you. ENJOY JAKARTA.
Arie Budhiman
Executive Director of
Tourism & Culture Office
Jakarta, Culinary & Spa
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Introduction
Jakarta International
Culinary Scene
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If not too long ago, recipes of the large variety of mouth-watering Indonesian dishes that
are fused with mysterious herbs were carefully kept secret by housewives and royalty,
today this is no more. Indonesian cuisine has gone global. As a matter of fact, in 2011
CNN-Go readers choose Indonesia’s Beef Rendang and Nasi Goreng as the two top
dishes among the World’s 50 Most Popular Dishes.
It was after all in the quest for Indonesia’s rich variety of spices that in the 16th century
European nations raced to be the first to find these precious
Spice Islands.
And it is this unique blend of carefully chosen spices amongst the large variety readily
available here that makes Indonesian cuisine so unique and unbelievably diverse, varying
from island to island.
1 Meter Satay at
Harum Manis
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Indonesian Cuisine & Restaurants
Indonesian
Cuisine and Restaurants
Tugu Kuntskring’s interior
In Jakarta, a number of Fine Dining
Restaurants have opened, serving
meals in heritage settings, offering
sumptuous gourmet food, elegantly
served by a slew of waiters and
waitresses. Among the most
outstanding in Jakarta are The Oasis,
the Tugu Kunstkring Paleis, Kembang
Goela and many more.
Tugu Kunstkring Paleis
The Oasis
Tugu Kunstkring Paleis is the latest addition to
Jakarta’s fine dining scene. Located in the posh
Menteng area, the Kunstkring is housed in a 100
years old white colonial building that was once
Indonesia’s Immigration Office. The building
has been completely restored and refurbished
keeping its colonial style and kept wonderfully
cool by surrounding tall shady trees and foliage.
The main dining room and adjoining private
rooms are set in a gallery atmosphere decorated
with heirlooms from the Palaces of Solo and
Mangkunegaran. This is truly a culinary and
cultural experience wrapped in one. Its main
presentation is Rijsttafel comprising a cone of
steaming white rice and an array of side dishes of
succulent meats, fish, spicy vegetables, crackers
and sambals, finishing with deserts and a hot cup
of coffee or tea. Rijsttafel is usually served for a
party of 6 or more diners. All these are served
by a slew of waiters and waitresses, who enter
the dining hall dancing accompanied by typical
Betawi music.
When you need to entertain foreign VIPs and you
are looking for exclusive Indonesian cuisine with
a unique atmosphere then your choice should be
the Oasis.
The restaurant is housed in a colonial early 19th
century residence and still serves the fabulous
Indonesian Rijsttafel in the old-fashioned way.
Former President Clinton and wife Hillary were
guests at this restaurant when they visited Jakarta,
as were many other dignitaries. Rijsttafel is a set
of many sumptuous dishes that covers the entire
menu from appetizers to dessert and coffee,
where each dish is served individually by a slew of
waitresses in traditional costume.
Jl. Teuku Umar No. 1,
Menteng, Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3900899
tuguhotels.com/restaurants/jakarta/kunstkring
Jl. Raden Saleh No. 47, Central Jakarta
www.oasisjakarta.com
T (62 21)315 0646
Oasis’s interior
Oasis’s Lamb Shank
Oasis’s Lumpia
Harum Manis
Jl. Hang Lekir No.1
Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta/T (62-21) 7226683
www.beautika.net
Pavillion Apartment
Retail Arcade
Jl. KH. Mas Mansyur Kav. 24
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 57941727
www.harum-manis.com
Munik
Jl. Matraman Raya No. 80-82
East Jakarta
T (62-21) 85913104
Rumah Makan Garuda
Kembang Goela
This restaurant serves nostalgic Dutch
colonial cuisine including sate bumbu
rujak, udang kapitan jongker, erwten soup,
poffertjes, pannekoek and more.
Plaza Sentral-Parking Lot,
Jl. Jend. Sudirman
Kav. 47-48
Central Jakarta
T: (62-21) 5205651, 5205625
Bunga Rampai
Bunga Rampai is another exclusive
Indonesian restaurant for fine dining. It
is also housed in a colonial residence on
Jalan Cik Ditiro, but has a more intimate
atmosphere.
Jl. Teuku Cik Di Tiro No. 35,
Menteng, Central Jakarta.
T: (62-21) 31926224/25
Lara Djonggrang
If Chinese Peranakan Food is your
preference, then head to Lara Djonggrang.
The interior is almost like a museum
decorated in red and gold. The
restaurant’s specialty is seafood served
with a variety of sambal or chilli paste. Try
its delicious lobster, and the special Lemon
Grass Tea.
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Beautika
Jl. Sabang No.59
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3142466/3143003
www.restorangaruda.com
Mbah Jingkrak
Setiabudi
Jl. Setiabudi Tengah
No. 11,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 5252605
www.mbahjingkrak
setiabudi.com
Rempah Rempah
Merah Delima
Jl. Senopati Raya No. 60,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7254532
Jl. Adityawarman No. 47
Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7265112
www.merahdelima
restaurant.co.nr
Seribu Rasa
Jl. Haji Agus Salim No. 128
Menteng, Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3928892
Dapur Babah
Jl. Veteran 1 No. 18,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 70602256
http://www.tuguhotels.
com/restaurants/jakarta/
dapurbabahelite/
Handayani Prima
Jl. Matraman Raya No. 45
East Jakarta
T (62-21) 8582321
Sate Khas Senayan
Dapur Sunda
JL. Kebon Sirih No.31 A
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 31926238/31923793
www.sarirasa.co.id
Jl. Cipete Raya No.13,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7694834
www.dapur-sunda.net
Roemah Rempah
Natrabu
Plaza Senayan, 4F Unit CP 411,
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8, Senayan,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 5725813/5725831
Jl. Sabang No. 29 A
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 31935668
www.natrabu.co.id
Fried Rice
at Harum Manis
Jl. Teuku Cik Di Tiro No. 4,
Menteng, Central Jakarta,
T (62-21) 3153252
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Betawi’s Cuisine & Restaurants
Pancong cake
Asinan Betawi at Oasis
Betawi Cuisine and Restaurants
If you are looking for a taste of Jakarta’s original Betawi cuisine, there are also a number of restaurants
specializing in Betawi cuisine. Just as the Betawi culture is a cosmopolitan fusion of the different cultures
from Java and overseas settlers, so too is its Food. Betawi Cuisine has incorporated dishes and cooking
techniques from the surrounding Sunda lands, the Javanese further afield, as also the Chinese, Indian
and Arab merchants who settled here as well as the Portuguese and Dutch colonial masters.
Some popular Betawi dishes include: gado-gado-fresh vegetables covered in peanut sauce, kerak
telor-a thick and spicy egg crepe, bir pletok-an aromatic and warming drink, the sticky dodol sweet rolls,
symbol of togetherness and more. These can be easily found in many restaurants and especially in the
Betawi neighbourhoods around Setu Babakan and Condet.
Betawi cuisine normally uses plenty of lemongrass, pandanus leaves and shallots.
Characterisric to Betawi cuisine is that it favors stir frying most ingredients first before mixing these with
sauces, which is unlike Padang food, for example. And when cooking offal, the Betawi insist on cleaning
this thoroughly first, then boiling these in a mixture of herbs with ginger before mixing them with other
side dishes.
Aside from the above dishes, a number of dishes influenced by the Chinese are bakso or meatballs,
bakmi-meaning noodles, or soun-glass noodles, while Indian inspired popular food include martabak
egg crepes, while Arabian inspired is nasi kebuli.
Asinan Kamboja Ny. Isye
Soto Jakarta Bang Madun
Jl. Kamboja II No.12 RT 05/11
Rawamangun
East Jakarta
Jl. Barito I
Near to bird market
South Jakarta
Nasi Uduk Kebon Kacang
Kafe Betawi
Gado-Gado Boplo
Jl. Kebon Kacang VII No.5
Central Jakarta
Gandaria City Mall,
Mainstreet Upper Ground
Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 29052888
www.kafebetawi.com
Jl. Gereja Theresia No.41
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3906971
www.boplo.net/outlets.htm/
Soto & Sop Kaki Sapi Kuah
Sum Sum
Jl. Barito I
T 62 856 95844213
South Jakarta
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Soto Betawi
Gado-gado betawi
at Gado Gado Boplo
Soto Betawi
This is Indonesia’s traditional chicken or beef
soup, the taste of which varies from province to
province. If elsewhere, Soto is clear soup filled
with chicken slices, Soto Betawi’s base is beef
broth cooked with coconut milk and vegetable
oil. Soto is then served with slices of beef, lung
and offal that have been boiled with sauted
ingredients of lengkuas, lemongrass, salam and
salt. Soto Betawi is usually served with emping
melinjo crackers and sambal with a slice of lemon
to complete this dish.
Gado Gado Betawi
-the Betawi Salad
This is Indonesia’s Salad, consisting of boiled long
beans, beansprouts, fresh cucumber slices, fried
tofu and soy bean cake, sliced boiled potatoes
and other preferred vegetables. The boiled
vegetables are mixed together, added with slices
of boiled eggs. It is then smothered in peanut
sauce that is mixed with chili, shrimp paste, lemon
and red sugar and strewn over with deep fried
shallots.
Bir Pletok
Bir Pletok–Betawi’s
heart-warming “Beer”
Although called beer, this drink is completely
non-alcoholic and very specific to Betawi.
It is actually a warming ginger drink mixed with
sugar, sari bunga selasih and different roots.
Ingredients comprise ginger, sugar, kayu secang,
rasped lemon skin, pandan leaves, lemongrass,
pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon and water. Preparing
this drink is very simple. Clean all the ingredients,
boil in water until aromatic, then serve.
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Kerak Telor
Kerak Telor or Egg Crepe
This is a popular snack that can be found at every
festivity in Jakarta. This dish consists of sticky rice
and mixed with ingredients of kencur, ginger, salt
and pepper that are ground together, sauted and
added with rasped coconut meat. The frying pan
is given some oil and the rice is spread over it
then covered until cooked. Eggs are whisked and
poured over the now crispy rice and added with
the coconut and other ingredients. To make this
more attractive, it is strewn with fried shallots. The
pan is closed again until all is ready to be served.
Soto Ayam
Roti Buaya
Roti Buaya
the Alligator Bread
This bread made in the shape of an alligator is
a must at any Betawi festivity and must most
certainly not be absent from marriage proposal
ceremonies. Roti Buaya or the Alligator Bread
symbolizes eternal loyalty to its partner. It is also a
symbol for patience, since alligators are known to
be bide their time when espying their prey.
This bread is baked in the usual manner, made
in the shape of an alligator, then filled with
chocolate chips or cheese.
Gulali and “Ape” Pancake
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Tumpeng Rice
Nasi Uduk at Tenabang
Nasi Tumpeng
Nasi Uduk
Originating on Java, Nasi Tumpeng is usually
served at special occasions, at “Selamatan”
or thanksgiving gatherings on anniversaries,
weddings, births, circumcisions or other
special events. The top of the rice cone is cut
by the host and given to the guest of honor.
The Tumpeng is to be enjoyed by all. By
partaking of the Tumpeng guests are believed
to be blessed or give blessing to the occasion.
Nasi Uduk is a special Betawi culinary dish.
Different from the daily steamed rice, nasi
uduk is a little off white and its grains do
not stick to each other, this is caused by the
process of cooking. Half cooked rice is mixed
with coconut milk, salam (a kind of laurel for
cooking), lime leaf, galingale and lemongrass
then steamed till fully cooked. Its result is
delicious, aromatic rice.
Today, at special dinners or in fine dining
restaurants individual Tumpengs are also
served.
The center piece of Tumpeng is a large cone
of yellow rice surrounded by side dishes,
served on a rice winnowing tray decorated
with banana leaves. The yellow rice is plain
white rice steamed in coconut milk mixed with
turmeric to get the yellow color. Traditionally,
Tumpeng side dishes consist of fried chicken,
telur pindang (marbleized boiled eggs),
shredded omelettes, sweet dry fried tempe
(soya bean cake), mashed potato fritters,
sambal goreng ati (liver in chili sauce), teri
kacang (fried small fish with peanuts), urap
(vegetables in rasped coconuts) and more.
Gabus Pucung
Sayur Besan
Sayur Besan
This dish is indeed served particularly to
welcome the bridegroom’s family by the
bride’s relatives, which takes place before the
wedding at time when the groom comes to
ask the girl in marriage or during the actual
wedding celebrations.
Gabus Pucung
The gabus fish is cooked in the black “keluak”
sauce which is derived from the fruits of
the kepayang tree. The Betawi call keluak,
pucung. Besides keluak, other ingredients
include coriander, galangal, turmeric, vinegar,
coconut sugar, fried shrimp paste and more.
The result: an extremely tasty dish.
Oxtail Soup at Oasis
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Rendang Bakar Talijiwo at
Harum Manis
Goat Satay
Beef Rendang, Fit for the king Chicken, goat, or beef satay,
Among the Minangkabau ethnic group in West
party favourite
Sumatra, who created this extraordinary dish,
Beef Rendang is the piece de resistance at any
formal occasion, especially when graced by the
Sultan himself. This is because its preparations
are most painstaking and require a lot of patience
since cooking this takes hours before it is deemed
exactly right. It is small wonder, therefore, that
Beef Rendang has been voted the Most Delicious
Food in the World by CNN-Go viewers.
Beef cubes are slowly simmered with coconut
milk and a mixture of lemongrass, galangal,
garlic, turmeric, ginger. chilies and shallots, then
left to stew for a few hours to create this dish of
tender, flavorful bovine goodness.
There are two types of Rendang, the dry and the
stew type. The best is the dry Rendang when the
meat has become sweet and crunchy, soaked in
the mixture of aromatic herbs.
Sambal
Indonesians find that no dish is complete without
Sambal. In dire need, Rice with Sambal suffices.
Sambal is a chili-based condiment. Indonesia has
more than 300 varieties of sambal, depending
on the meat or fish served, the place of origin
and of course herbs and vegetables available in
the surrounding. Sambal can be extremely spicywatch out for the small green chilies that are very
hot, belying their size and color–to nicely mild.
Sambal Bajak, this is chili fried with oil, garlic,
terasi (dried shrimp paste), candlenuts and others.
It is dark and rich in flavor.
In Bahasa Indonesia, the word “sate” means
marinated meat, which is skewered and grilled
over an open charcoal fire, then usually served
with peanut or sweet soya sauce. Meats can be
chicken, beef, goat, pork or even fish. While
skewers are made of bamboo, sometimes the
midrib of the coconut leaf, whereas Bali uses
lemongrass as skewers for sate, to add just that
bit of flavor.
Ingredients include shallots, candle nuts, garlic,
chilies, which are ground to a fine paste then
saute’d until fragrant and mixed with ground
peanuts, sweet soy sauce, salt and water added.
Skewer the meat, marinate with half of the sauce
for 2 hours then grill over an open fire, turning
occasionally. Eaten as a cocktail dish or as a meal
with rice, Satay never ceases to be a favorite at
parties.
BEST
SPICES
Dabu-Dabu,
for example is typical Manado Sambal from
North Sulawesi. Consisting of coarsely chopped
tomatoes, calamansi, shallots and basil, chili,
vegetable oil and salt, this condiment is usually
served with barbequed fish, which is abundant
and almost a staple in the region. Dabu-dabu
comes closest to the Mexican salsa sauce.
Sambal Terasi,
this is the most common and most popular
Sambal. Similar to the Malaysian belacan,
Sambal Terasi has a stronger flavor due to its
fermentation. Sambal Terasi consists of red and
green peppers, terasi, sugar, salt, lemon or lime
juice. Sometimes it comes fried with pounded
tomatoes.
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Chinese Peranakan
Cuisine and Restaurants
Chinese food and Chinese Peranakan food are also popular in
this cosmopolitan city and are very well frequented. Lately, more
Chinese Peranakan Restaurants are appearing on the scene. This
is the cuisine that blends Chinese recipes with original Javanese or
other Indonesian cuisines to make these distinctly their own. Some
Fine Dining Peranakan Restaurants include Shanghai Blue, the Lara
Djonggrang and Bunga Rampai, but, you can find a number of more
popular Peranakan Restaurants also in Malls.
Pigeon Meat Soup
Popular Chinese Peranakan Dishes
Lontong Cap Go Meh
Lontong Cap Gomeh
at Gado Gado Boplo
Originating along the north coast of Java,
this dish, therefore, blends with Javanese
ingredients and taste. Formerly served only
on Cap Go Meh celebrations, which is the
15th day after Chinese New Year. This dish
which is believed to bring good luck and
prosperity is now popular across Indonesia
and available at any time.
Lontong is a compressed rice cake rolled
into cylinders, wrappped in banana leaves.
Its side dishes comprise chicken boiled
in coconut milk (opor ayam), fried liver
sambal, vegetables cooked in coconut milk
(sayur lodeh), marbleized eggs, beef floss
and pickled cucumbers. The dish is eaten
with a tasty soup of coconut milk that has
been mixed with various herbs, like ground
shallots, garlic, kemiri and coriander.
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Chinese Peranakan Cuisine & Restaurants
Laksa
This dish is similar to the Penang Laksa but has a distinct Indonesian taste.
Glass noodles are boiled to a soft consistency, this is then added with slivers of tuna
fish, pineapple slices, red chili and is then drenched in clear broth, and added a
mixture of bunga kecombrang and aromatic shrimp paste. To add to its freshness,
lemon is squeezed over it.
This is a favorite dish at the Toean Njonja Restaurant at Jalan Wahid Hasyim.
Sop Burung Dara–
Pigeon Meat Soup
Sayur Delapan Macam–
8 Vegetables
For a more exclusive taste try the Sop Burung
Dara or the Pigeon Soup at Shanghai Blue. This is
a clear soup filled with slivers of dove meatballs.
Lotus is added to provide that crunchiness.
This healthy and tasty vegetable dish consists
of different kinds of mushrooms, like black
mushrooms, shiitake and champignons, as well
as peas, kecambah, tofu, young bamboo shoots
and corn.
Shanghai Blue 1920
Radja Ketjil
Seroeni
Jl. Kebon Sirih Raya 77-79,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3918690
Kota Kasablanka Mall, LG Fl. Unit 15 - 16,
Jl. Casablanca Raya Kav 88,
South Jakarta
T (62 21) 29464894
Pondok Indah Mall 1, 2nd Fl.
Street Gallery
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 29529731
Kedai Toean Nyonyah
Penang Bistro
Madam Kwok
Jl. KH. Wahid Hasyim No. 65,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3160971
Jl. Pakubuwono VI, No.2,
Kebayoran Baru
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7260303
Epicentrum Walk
Ground Floor No. 141-143,
Jalan HR. Rasuna Said,
South Jakarta
Bean with Minced Meat at
Imperial Treasure Lamien Xiao Long Bao
Chinese Cuisine & Restaurants
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1. Chicken Wantan Noodle
Imperial Treasure
2. Roasted duck at Duck King
3. Xiao Long Bao at Imperial
Treasure
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Chinese Cuisine
Imperial Treasure
Lamian Xiao Long Bao
King’s Palace
Din Tai Fung
Plaza Indonesia L1 #113, 127 B&C,
Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav 28-30,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 39835100
Kelapa Gading Trade Centre
(KTC),
Jl. Raya Boulevard Barat
North Jakarta
T (62-21) 4522290
Arcadia, Ground Floor
Jl. Asia Afrika 8,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 57901288/78
www.dintaifung.co.id
The Grand Duck King
Jun Njan
Table 8 Restaurant
Grand Indonesia
Shopping Town, East Mall
Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 1,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 23580835/45
www.theduckking.com
Jl. Batu Ceper No. 69,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3814434/3814063
www.junnjan-seafood.com
Hotel Mulia Senayan,
Jl. Asia Afrika Senayan,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 5753271
Ming’s
Ah Yat Abalone
South Beauty
Epiwalk Rasuna Epicentrum
2nd Floor Unit #318-330
Jl. HR. Rasuna Said
Karet, Kuningan, South Jakarta,
T (62-21) 2991 2323
/www.tunglok.com/
MidPlaza 2 LG,
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav 10-11,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 5707333
Thamrin Nine Podium
ANZ Square, UG Fl. Unit E-F
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 29937227
1 Al Nafoura Mohalabia
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Middle Eastern
Cuisine
2 Al Nafoura interior
3 Samara Oseng Bayam
Kacang Arab
4 Al Nafoura Bread
Tabouleh Babaganoush
5 Samarra Pasar Satay
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As Jakarta today attracts an increasing number of tourists from
the Middle East, more restaurants are now also catering to this
growing clientele, both in upmarket surroundings as well as in more
economy style restaurants. These also offer cuisine from different
countries. The Anatolia and the Turkuaz, for example, serve Turkish
culinary presentations, the Maroush serves Moroccan food, and Al
Nafoura Lebanese. Others like New Sindbad and the Hadramout
concentrate on Yemeni cuisine.
Middle Eastern Cuisine and
Restaurants
Al Nafoura
A Lebanese Restaurant
located in Le Meridien Hotel.
Jl. Sudirman Kav. 18-20,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 2513131
The Al-Jazeerah
Restaurant and Cafe
This is a Moroccan restaurant,
sumptuously decorated, it
has a shisha lounge and a
champagne bar.
Crowne Plaza Hotel 2nd floor
Jl Let. Jend. Gatot Subroto 2-3,
Central Jakarta
This is a popular Turkish
Restaurant opened since 1999,
it offers traditional Turkish
ambience. Favorite food are
Hummus and Ekmegi. Here you
will also find aromatic Turkish
coffee.
Jl. Kemang Raya 110 A,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7194658
Turkuaz
This is one of the most popular
Middle Eastern restaurants in
town.
Another restaurant serving
authentic Turkish cuisine and
Jl. Raden Saleh no 58,
Central Jakarta
Jl. Gunawarman 32,
Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 3146108/(62-21) 391444
Maroush
Anatolia
The Samarra
Restaurant and Lounge
Has Arabic Persian ambiance.
Jl. Kebon Sirih Raya 77,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3918690/70883366
Baklava House,
T (62-21) 72795846
www.turkuazrst.com
Hadramout
Yemeni Cuisine, the
atmosphere is very authentic
where you can eat on the
carpet.
Jl. Tambak Raya 16A,
Manggarai, South Jakarta
T (62-21) 31934286
T (62-21) 52892431
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Western Cuisine
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Western Cuisine
Cassis
The Goods Diner
Le Quartier
Pavilion Apartment Kav. 24
Jl. KH. Mas Mansyur,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 57941500
www.cassis-gourmand.com
Fairgrounds, SCBD Lot 14, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman,
South Jakarta
T (62 21) 5152969
www.goodsdiner.com
Jl. Gunawarman No. 34,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 72788001
www.lequartier.co.id
Rustique
Cacaote
Emilie
Plaza Senayan 4th Floor,
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 57852760
www.rustique-jakarta.com
Jl. Senopati No. 80,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 29306127
www.cacaoteindonesia.com
Jl. Senopati No. 39,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 5213626
www.emilierestaurant.com
Ninety Nine
Social House
Kitchenette
Grand Indonesia,
Shopping Town, LG-East Mall,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 23581196
www.ninetynine.co.id
Grand Indonesia, 1st Fl.
East Mall,
Jl. MH. Thamrin No.1
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 23581818
www.ismayausserver.com/
socialhouse
Plaza Indonesia,
Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 28-30,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3107272
www.ismaya.com/micro/read/
kitchenette/
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4
1 Baked Stuff Chicken
at Ninetynine
5
6
7
2 Cassis’s Interior
3 Banana Pancake
at Kitchenette
4 Baileys Martabak
at Locanda
5. Black Angus Tenderloin
at Cassis
6 Fish & co
7 Salt & Grill Interior
8 Three Ways Duck
at Salt & Grill
9 Herb Crusted Lamb
at Outback Steakhouse
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Japanese & Korean Cuisine
Bulgogi
Bimbimbab
2
1. Zhuma’s Salmon Salad
1
2. Sushi tei’s Salmon Oyako Roll
Japanese Cuisine
Korean Cuisine
Zhuma
Katsura
Chung Gi Wa
Lower Ground Fl. of
Crystal Lagoon, Senayan City,
Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 72781237
Plaza Senayan 4th Fl.
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 5725226
F (62 21) 5725317
Jl. Wijaya 2 Blok A No. 15-16,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7202908
Kiyadon Sushi
Yakiniku Esina Garden
Gahyo
Grand Indonesia
Shopping Town, 3rd A Fl.
East Mall,
Jl. MH Thamrin No. 1,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 23580523
Plaza Senayan, 4th Fl. Unit CP 412,
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8, Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 57852767
Jl. Jend. Sudirman SCBD
Lot. 6,
Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 52897044/52897541
www.gahyorestaurant.com
Sushi Tei
Sushi Sei
Tobak
Plaza Indonesia, 1st Fl. 102A
Jl. M.H. Thamrin Kav. 28-30,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 39835108
www.sushitei.co.id
Plaza Senayan 4th Fl. Unit
CP407,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 5725510/5725520
www.sushisei.com
Jl. Wolter Monginsidi No. 30,
Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7203642
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4
3
5
6
Street Food
Tenabang Foodcourt
Jalan Sabang
Jl. Fachrudin No. 1,
Pusat Grosir Blok-A,
Tanah Abang-Central Jakarta
Jl. H Agus Salim,
Menteng,
Central Jakarta
Kelapa Gading
Muara Karang
Jl. Boulevard Kelapa Gading,
North Jakarta
Jl. Muara Karang,
Pluit,
North Jakarta
Taman Menteng
Pecenongan
Jl. HOS. Cokroaminoto,
Menteng,
Central Jakarta
Jl. Pecenongan Raya,
Central Jakarta
Rawamangun
Mahakam
Jl. Balai Pustaka,
East Jakarta
Jl. Mahakam, Blok M,
South Jakarta
Pasar Santa
Roti Bakar Eddy
Jl. Cipaku No.1
Senopati,
South Jakarta
Jl. Mahakam, Blok M,
South Jakarta
1 Crazy Rice’s Menteng
2 Asinan at Tenabang
3 Martabak at Pecenongan
4 Ramen at Pasar Santa
5 Padang Satay
6 Fruit Soup
7 Cincau Ice at Tenabang
8 Roti Bakar Eddy
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Jakarta’s Soothing & Revitalizing Spa
Martha Tilaar Spa
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Jakarta’s Soothing
Revitalizing Spas
A modern and busy capital city, Jakarta
offers spas that are in themselves an oasis of
peace and quiet, far away from the noise and
humdrum of daily life. Spas provide precious
moments of relaxation in beautiful natural and
aromatic surroundings to give the opportunity
for the body and mind to relax and re-emerge
completely revitalized to meet the new day.
Jakarta has professional spa treatments
following international styles, such as hydrotheraphy, Swedish Spa, or Shiatsu, gym
and others, however, many will incorporate
Javanese and other popular traditional
Indonesian herbal treatments such as the
traditional lulur and Indonesian massage for
which these Spice Islands are best renowned.
Spas may be found in upscale luxurious hotels
or malls, or are in stand alone buildings to
provide clients that unique and extra special
environment. So, relax, forget your daily care,
indulge yourself in one full day of pampering
and emerge completely energized in body and
soul, ready to face the world.
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Secret of the Indonesian Jamu and Traditional Spa Treatments
Martha Tilaar Spa
Gaya Spa
Secret of the Indonesian Jamu
and Traditional Spa Treatments
The Indonesian archipelago comprises the
original Spice Islands. It was in quest of these
precious spices that in the 16th century
European kingdoms ventured into and explored
the unknown world, sailed the seven seas to find
these herbs that were to bring wealth to the
winners.
It is no wonder, therefore, that until today,
Indonesian cuisine, beauty and wellness rely
largely on these natural spices, roots and leaves
to provide unique tastes not only to create the
islands’s diverse cuisines but also to become
herbal medicines, that are an essential part
in the Indonesian daily life. These have for
centuries given energy, cure ailments and bring
inner and outer Beauty to Indonesian women
and men, which are now incorporated in modern
spa treatments in Jakarta as
well as in other parts of the
country.
Some of Indonesia’s traditional
Jamu mixtures are meant to
improve breathing, help the
digestive and joint system, are
anti-infection and antioxidant
drinks, or even help in post
menopause treatments.
For centuries, princesses
and ladies of the courts on
Java have been pampered
with luxurious massages and
aromatic body treatments to
keep themselves beautiful,
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Gaya Spa
healthy and attractive at
all times. They showered in
invigorating spring-water
that flowed fresh from the
mountains or in pools filled
with scented flowers.
Additionally, to keep
their inner wellness and
youthfulness they drank
special herbal drinks made of
handpicked choice leaves and
roots. These special Indonesian
herbs for inner health and
outer beauty are known as
“jamu”, which are for different
purposes, to cleanse the skin,
to brighten the eyes, to keep
the body slim and young,
especially preparing brides for
the wedding night and give
care post pregnancy, to relax
tense muscles and a whole
lot more. However, Jamu is
not only for women; for men
there are Jamu to keep their
strength and virility.
Today, pioneers in Indonesian
cosmetics among whom
Mooryati Soedibyo, herself
Traditional Head Massage
Martha Tilaar Spa
a princess from the royal court of Solo, and
Martha Tilaar have both modernized the ageold beauty treatment and jamu into modern
cosmetics through meticulous pharmaceutical
research and production. Both their product
lines are today among best sellers on the
counters and in spas and salons.
Both Martha Tilaar and Mooryati Soedibyo
have also pioneered the spa and wellness
programs in Indonesia, giving visitors the same
luxurious treatment as in palaces of old, but with
professional staff who adhere to international
standard requirements.
Bimasena Spa
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Jakarta’s Betawi Traditional Spa Treatment
Taman Sari Royal Heritage Spa
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Jakarta’s Betawi Traditional
Spa Treatment
The indigenous Betawi of Jakarta have long practised
their own traditional spa treatment, that are primarily
focused on preparing a girl for her big wedding day,
her marriage intimacies, pregnancy and childbirth.
For the Betawi, a wedding is not complete if the bride herself does
not shine with outer and inner beauty. For this reason weeks before
her wedding, the bride is given lulur massages over her entire body,
to clear the skin from dead skin and impurities. At the same time
she must drink special herbal drinks to make her specially attractive
to receive her husband. After she has given birth, more massages
and treatments are applied to keep her beauty, restore her svelte
figure and keep her fit and healthy even to old age.
A number of treatments, include the restoration of elasticity of
her uterus and restore her libido. The treatment include massages
with mixtures of herbs and other ingredients, including ground
eggshells, temugiring, laos and ginger. Then added with akar wangi,
lime and lemon leaves, kemuning, lemongrass, pomegranate and
sepang leaves.
While, after giving birth, the mother’s tummy is covered with a
mixture of laos and ginger paste and bound with a corset for three
months. Meanwhile the mother must also eat clear spinach soup,
green soy beans soup without the coconut milk, and continue to
take coriander drink.
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Spa in Jakarta
Bimasena Spa
Bimasena Spa
The Bimasena Spa provides for a refreshing journey into physical and mental wellness in an upmarket
environment that combines art, greenery, natural marble and exotic hardwoods. Each guest is
individually treated by skilled practitioners to have their own personal experience. The Spa has
selected natural products and uses modern and state of the art equipment.
3rd Floor Graha Bimasena,
Jl. Dharmawangsa Raya No. 23 Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta
T (62-21) 725 8668
F (62-21) 725 8778/(62-21) 723 6193
www.bimasena.co.id
Highly honoring the balance in body, mind and spirit, the Taman Sari Royal
Heritage Spa provides various holistic treatments with a combination of water
therapy, natural herbs and traditional Javanese body treatments, that have long
been kept secret among princesses of the Javanese Royal Courts to maintain
their beauty and physical well-being. Guests can choose treatments such as
the Asmaragama Raras Pangantyan (pre-Wedding Treatment), post-maternity
package, weight-loss program, the four-hand Prameswari queen massage, the
classic Javanese massage, the authentic Javanese lulur body scrub or the exotic
Merapi Volcano body wrap.
Jl.K.H. Wahid Hasyim 133,
Central Jakarta
T (62-21) 3143585/3801433
F (62-21) 31930100
spa@mustika-ratu.co.id
www.tamansariroyalheritage.com
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Martha Tilaar Spa
Martha Tilaar
Salon Day Spa
This spa is inspired by the concept of
total beauty known as “Rupasampat
Wahyabiantara” which is a blend of
harmonious balance between outward
and inward beauty. Outer beauty is the
beauty of face and body, while inner
beauty is a virtue that radiates out
from the body and soul. The spa offers
you the best of traditional Indonesian
therapies and treatments, using only
natural Indonesian herbs, spices and oils.
PT. Cantika Puspa Pesona,
Martha Tilaar Group,
Menara Palma 7th Fl. Unit 7-05.
Jl. HR Rasuna Said, Block X-2,
Kav-6. Kuningan,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7695456
www.marthatilaarspa.com
Martha Tilaar Spa
Bimasena Spa
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Spa in Jakarta
Gaya Spa
Gaya Spa
Taking a holistic approach that is inspired by traditional Asian
healing philosophies, Gaya Spa is a modern retreat situated in the
Kebayoran residential area of South Jakarta. Among some of the
signature treatments of Gaya Spa includes Javanese Massage,
Balinese Boreh, Kusuk Tana Karo Body Massage, Ngurut Lisah
Sundanese Body Massage and Maduranese Micet Body Massage.
Gaya Spa also serves a traditional betawi’s treatment called Tangas
spa.
Jl. Wolter Monginsidi No. 25 Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7267648/7267649/7267650
marketing@gayaspa.comm
www.gayaspa.com
Poetre Wax and Spa
Ruko Sentra Niaga,
Puri Indah, Block T3 No. 8,
West Jakarta
T (62-21) 58302627/28
Bali Heritage Spa
Jl. Melawai IX No. 42-44,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7252810
www.balifootspa.com
Gaya Spa
Gaya Spa
Rogers Spa
Jl. Wolter Monginsidi No. 21,
Melawai Kebayoran Baru,
South Jakarta
T (62-21) 7203992
www.rogersalon.com
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Fire Department..........................................................113
National Search And Rescue......................................115
Natural Disaster...........................................................129
PLN Electricity..............................................................123
Police..........................................................................110
Telkom General Information........................................108
AIRPORTS
Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta
International Airport..........................................5505307
Halim Perdanakusuma Airport ........................80899216
AIRLINES
Garuda Indonesia ....................0804180 7807/23519999
Citilink.........................................................08041080808
Sriwijaya Air.......................................................29279777
Lion Air..............................................................63798000 Air Asia..............................................................29270999
Cathay Pacific......................................................5151747
Emirates Air.......................................................29345555
Etihad..................................................................5202268
J A L...................................................................55913388
K L M.................................................................29279000
Lufthansa...........................................................29661607
Malaysia Airlines..................................................5229690
Singapore Airlines.............................................52997888
Thai Airways.........................................................2302552
Qatar Airways....................................................23580622
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TRANSPORTATIONS
Bus Transjakarta(Busway).................................85916767
Commuter Train...................................................3807777
PT PELNI..............................................................4241963
TAXI
Blue Bird..............................................................7941234
Express..................................................................500122
Taxiku................................................................47862121
White Horse.......................................................29675555
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Avis Rent A Car...................................................3142900
TRAC.....................................................................500009
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Hiba Utama..........................................................7269042
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Mangunkusumo Kencana............................... ...500135
Dharmais.............................................................5681570
Harapan Kita.......................................................5684085
Abdi Waluyo.......................................................3144989
Budhi Asih...........................................................8090282
Cengkareng......................................................54372875
Cikini...................................................................3899777
M M C..................................................................5203435
Koja...................................................................43938478
Medistra..............................................................5210200
Pasar Rebo..........................................................8401127
Pondok Indah......................................................7657525
Tarakan................................................................3503150
Persahabatan......................................................4891772
Pertamina Pusat...................................................7219000
Al Mintoharjo.......................................................5703081
AD Gatot Soebroto.............................................3840702
Premier Jatinegara..............................................2800888
Polri Soekanto...................................................80871344
Siloam...............................................................25677888
International SOS................................................7506001
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Ayu Mas Agung...................................................3103374
Dua Sisi Money Changer.....................................5725321
Peniti Artha Gading...........................................45850310
Piti Pili.................................................................8307451
VIP Money Changer...........................................31907777
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Marintur Indonesia..............................................8307677
Nusa Ina Leisure Indonesia
Specialist.............................................5871155/5871166
Raja Kamar.........................................................26535555
Citra Netratama...................................................5706930
Panorama Tour....................................................5469855
Anta Express........................................................2922788
Avia Tour..............................................................4223888
Bayu Buana..........................................................4528720
Best Tours............................................................2601888
BMW Tours..........................................................3911881
Cipaganti Transindo............................................7204616
Dwidaya Worldwide............................................2313838
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Austria...............................................................23554005
Australia............................................................25505555
Belgium...............................................................3162030
Brazil....................................................................5265656
Brunei Darussalam.............................................31906080
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Cambodia...........................................7812524/7812523
Canada..............................................................25507800
Chile...................................................................25225021
China...................................................................5761039
Columbia............................................................5256446
Croatia................................................................5257822
Cuba....................................................................5304293
Czech Republic....................................................3904075
Denmark..............................................................5761478
Ecuador...............................................................5226953
Egypt....................................................................3143440
Finland................................................................5761650
Fiji Islands............................................................3902647
France................................................................23557600
Germany..............................................................3901750
Greece.................................................................5207776
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India....................................................................5204150
Iran....................................................................31931378
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Japan.................................................................31924308
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Chapter..............................................................5700455
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Association.................................................08891561731
Jakarta Convention & Exhibition Bureau...........5223266
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Association (APLGI)...........................................7656060
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Laos......................................................5229603/5229602
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Malaysia..............................................................5224940
Mexico................................................................5203980
Morocco..............................................................5200773
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Netherlands........................................................5251515
New Zealand......................................................29955800
Nigeria................................................................5260922
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Philippines..........................................................3100334
Poland.................................................................2525938
Portugal.............................................................31908030
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Serbia..................................................................3143560
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