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Asia Restaurant - The Ritz-Carlton

The guide was updated: 2024-07-27

Asia Restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta offers a refined all-day dining experience, serving a diverse array of cuisines including Indonesian, Western, Japanese, and Chinese. The expansive buffet is a standout, featuring live cooking stations where chefs prepare dishes in front of diners. Following a recent renovation, the restaurant now boasts a chic, contemporary design with stylish round booths and glass partitions for added privacy. Notable highlights include the indulgent Sunday brunch, offering an array of seafood, prime meats, and fine cheeses.

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Address: Jalan DR. Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung No.1 Kav.E.1.1, Mega Kuningan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta
Opening hours: Daily 6:30am–10pm
Website: www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/jktrz-the-ritz-carlton-jakarta-mega-kuningan/dining
Phone: +62 21 2551 8888

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Street Food Jakarta

Street Food Jakarta

Street food in Jakarta is a must-try, providing visitors with a deep insight into Indonesian culinary traditions and featuring a comprehensive and diverse selection of tasty bites. It is what most locals opt to go for when dining out, due to food hawkers' convenient fares and appetising delicacies. The offering includes a blend of flavours from all over Asia, alongside local specialities such as 'pisang goreng sambal roa' (fried banana with chilli) or 'gorengan' (a mixture of fried fruit or vegetables).

Dapur Babah Elite & Tao Bar

Dapur Babah Elite & Tao Bar

This is one of the best Indonesian restaurants in town, serving Javan, colonial Dutch, and Peranakan (Straits Chinese) dishes in picturesque dining rooms decorated with Indonesian and colonial antiques. It also boasts the excellent Tao Bar.

Asia Restaurant - The Ritz-Carlton

Asia Restaurant - The Ritz-Carlton

Asia Restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta offers a refined all-day dining experience, serving a diverse array of cuisines including Indonesian, Western, Japanese, and Chinese. The expansive buffet is a standout, featuring live cooking stations where chefs prepare dishes in front of diners. Following a recent renovation, the restaurant now boasts a chic, contemporary design with stylish round booths and glass partitions for added privacy. Notable highlights include the indulgent Sunday brunch, offering an array of seafood, prime meats, and fine cheeses.

The Japanese @ Sari Pacific Jakarta

The Japanese @ Sari Pacific Jakarta

The Japanese @ Sari Pacific Jakarta is an acclaimed culinary destination that transports diners to the heart of Japan in the bustling centre of Jakarta. Featuring two Teppanyaki stations and the city's first Robatayaki counter, the restaurant offers a unique and immersive experience. Known for its authentic flavours and impeccable presentation, the menu includes sushi, sashimi, and teppanyaki, all crafted with the finest ingredients. With private rooms and serene Tatami settings, it promises a tranquil and exquisite dining adventure.

Il Mare

Il Mare

Il Mare, located in Hotel Mulia, is an elegant restaurant with a pronounced focus on Italian specialities. Pizzas, pasta and steaks are cooked to perfection and the wine selection is extensive so you will definitely find something to accompany your dish.

Plan B

Plan B

At Plan B, guests can revel in Spanish delights in a warm and cosy ambience. The menu offers a wide array of different tapas and paella, plus homemade desserts and Spanish wine. The chef, Oskar Urzelai, is from Spain and gladly talks to guests, welcoming them with his friendly manners.

Pondok Laguna

Pondok Laguna

Nestled close to the vibrant Chinatown, Pondok Laguna is a must-visit seafood haven in Jakarta. This popular eatery is renowned not only for its exquisite array of elevated seafood dishes but also for serving traditional Indonesian cuisine—their Tahu Kipas is said to be the best in town.

AMUZ Gourmet Restaurant

AMUZ Gourmet Restaurant

If you are looking for a romantic, fine dining experience, head to Amuz Gourmet restaurant. French food of the highest quality is served in an elegant setting, pleasing all senses. The restaurant is located in the quiet Sudirman Central Business District.

Ganesha Ek Sanskriti

Ganesha Ek Sanskriti

If you are longing for authentic Indian cuisine while in Jakarta, Ganesha Ek Sanskriti is the place to go. Located on the 9th floor of the Centre Park Building, this restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Delhi-style dishes, such as butter chicken and mutton kebabs, alongside some tasty vegetarian options.

The Duck King

The Duck King

The first Duck King restaurant opened in 2003, developing into the biggest chain of Chinese cuisine in Indonesia. They have several outlets across the city, and despite it being a chain, their food is well-recommended and said to be one of the best places for authentic Chinese food in town.

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