Korean eateries of all sorts have sprung up in Jakarta in recent years. With so many to choose from, it can be baffling for both Indonesians and foreigners seeking an authentic taste of Korea. Here are some of the best Korean restaurants around Jakarta:

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Bali is known for its breathtaking scenery, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. But one of the island's hidden gems is its brunch scene. Whether you're looking for a traditional Balinese breakfast or a hearty Western-style brunch, Bali has plenty of options to choose from. Here are some of the best brunch places in Bali:

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Japanese food is possibly the most popular food in Indonesia after Indonesian food itself; it has gained popularity thanks to the lengthy period of time it has been introduced in the country too. Since after the independence day, Japanese ‘expats’ that chose to stay behind shared the food of their country and soon restaurants would open up in Jakarta, attracting visitors such as President Soekarno himself. Today, you can find Japanese restaurants in literally any budget, from the localized versions, fusions, to the very authentic.

The relaxed physical distancing rules from the government make the bar scene business starts to roll again. This month, we’ve got some cool news that the best bars in town are already back to business by reopening its door for loyal patrons. We know there are dozens of bars that scatter around in Jakarta, listing them one by one is quite a stretch and making it to the never-ending list that goes on and on. To save your time, we’ve got you covered. Here are our top picks when it comes to finding the best bars in Jakarta in 2023.

As the newest hot spot in the most northern side of Jakarta, Pantai Indah Kapuk 2 (PIK 2) welcomes an overwhelming number of new cafes and restaurants every week. Really sure many spots will be keep growing and growing in the future, for now we already encapsulated some of the most interesting spots you should visit and try. So be ready to fulfill your dire need for some good food. Don’t forget to prepare your gadget and always have your shades ready for a gram-worthy pic

To experience authentic Japanese dining look no further than omakase, a coveted tradition, which means “I will leave it up to you” or trusting the chef to choose your order. With omakase – a Japanese version of a degustation menu – you could expect the highest quality of dishes with an exquisite array of sashimi, sushi, appetizers, and desserts as well as exotic Japanese specialties and delicacies such as monkfish, jellyfish, sea cucumbers and sea urchins, to name a few.