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Jalan Thamrin

The guide was updated: 2024-07-27

Along this bustling street, you will find everything from upscale malls like Grand Indonesia and Plaza Indonesia to the historic Sarinah department store. These venues are perfect for picking up high-quality batik clothing, designer wear, and tropical apparel at bargain prices. In addition, many international hotels in the area feature gift boutiques and arts and crafts stores. For those interested in unique finds, the street markets and the nearby Thamrin City Mall offer an eclectic mix of affordable fashion, textiles, and traditional Indonesian crafts.

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Address: Jalan Thamrin, Jakarta

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Plaza Blok M

Plaza Blok M

Plaza Blok M, Jakarta’s longest-established mall, is a beloved local rendezvous point boasting an extensive array of designer boutiques and souvenir shops. This vibrant mall is also home to numerous cafés, bars, and restaurants, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy local cuisine.

Taman Anggrek

Taman Anggrek

Taman Anggrek is the city’s largest shopping and leisure mall, part of a huge residential tower complex on the airport toll road, making it convenient for last-minute shopping before leaving Jakarta. Seven floors of shops sell designer fashions, sportswear, electronic goods, souvenirs, gifts and authentic antiques, featuring also an extensive food court. It is a favourite weekend destination for Indonesian families, with an average of 100,000 visitors each weekend.

Plaza Indonesia

Plaza Indonesia

Spread over seven floors, Plaza Indonesia includes an ample assortment of upmarket shops to choose from, including luxury brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Marc Jacob as well as many eateries.

Jalan Thamrin

Jalan Thamrin

Along this bustling street, you will find everything from upscale malls like Grand Indonesia and Plaza Indonesia to the historic Sarinah department store. These venues are perfect for picking up high-quality batik clothing, designer wear, and tropical apparel at bargain prices. In addition, many international hotels in the area feature gift boutiques and arts and crafts stores. For those interested in unique finds, the street markets and the nearby Thamrin City Mall offer an eclectic mix of affordable fashion, textiles, and traditional Indonesian crafts.

Jalan Jaksa

Jalan Jaksa

Jalan Jaksa is the old-fashioned shopping street where Jakarta’s budget accommodation options are located and where you will need to make good use of your haggling skills. It is lined with antique and craft stores, selling Chinese and Indonesian antique pottery, wood carving, textiles, colonial-style furniture, and brassware.

Grand Indonesia

Grand Indonesia

Grand Indonesia Shopping Town is an enormous mall, divided into East and West sections, catering to diverse tastes with over 200 restaurants and cafés, featuring cuisines ranging from Indonesian to Italian. Unique highlights include the mesmerising dancing fountain show, which performs daily, and the well-curated galleries and libraries for a cultural respite. For entertainment, the mall boasts a cinema, a bowling alley, and numerous game centres.

Plaza Senayan

Plaza Senayan

Plaza Senayan has a good choice of Indonesian designer boutiques, including Sebastian’s, Ghea and Biyan, all of which offer stylish and modern evening apparel, as well as colourful traditional dresses, suits, jackets, shirts, and blouses. The Sogo Seni handicraft centre, with Plaza Senayan’s branch of Sogo, has one of the best selections of Indonesian handicrafts.

Pasar Seni

Pasar Seni

Established in 1977, Pasar Seni is an open-air arts and crafts centre showcasing the authentic facets of Indonesia. Visitors can browse stalls featuring works by local painters, sculptors, and artisans, offering a unique glimpse into the country's vibrant artistic culture. This lively venue also provides opportunities to meet local artists and enjoy weekly performances.

Pondok Indah Mall

Pondok Indah Mall

Pondok Indah Mall includes three different shopping centres in which you will have no shortage of options among the endless shopping opportunities. Shop clothing, footwear, and furniture or stop by for a coffee.

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