Best Restaurants in August in West Jakarta (Updated 2025)

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1. Cafe Batavia

AU$32HalalAfternoon TeaWestern restaurantOpen LateHistorical architecture

没有蜡ollingCafe Batavia is a popular coffee shop in Jakarta, just opposite Fatahillah Square in the old city. It has large wooden lattice glass windows, retro chandeliers, and a nostalgic atmosphere. Walking in is like walking into an old Hollywood movie from the 1930s and 1940s. It is not expensive, about 150 RMB for two people. Juice, coffee, snacks... Having afternoon tea is the best.

2. Putien(Sawah Besar)

AU$20Fujian Cuisine

KevinThis is a Southeast Asian chain store. The Singapore headquarters has even won one Michelin star. The Lipu taro they serve is delicious. It seems to be cheaper in Jakarta than in Singapore.

3. Collage All Day Dining

AU$52Reservation AvailableBuffetsBrunch

KevinPullman's western restaurant has afternoon tea in the afternoon. There are quite a lot of food, including dim sum, noodles, and good coffee. The environment of the hotel is pretty good, and the service attitude of the waiters is also good.

4. Trattoria St. Moritz

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5. Imperial Chef

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AU$29Asian CuisineOpen Late

6. Pesisir Seafood

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7. Selah Ristorante

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Reservation AvailableWestern-style

8. Pulau Bar & Restaurant - Hotel Ciputra

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AU$37Bars/BistrosTerrace

9. Sun City Luxury Club Restaurant

AU$42Cantonese Cuisine

二十画生JQK, maybe many people know Bali and the capital of Jakarta, but they don't know that Java is the birthplace of Indonesian culture. Traditional dance, ethereal Indonesian music, fine arts, silver crafts, and knitted fabrics all originated here. •Yogyakarta, where AMANJIWO is located, is the birthplace of Java. When it was prosperous, it was full of universities. •It is only more than 30 square kilometers, but it has world-class relics that surpass Cambodia's Angkor Wat: the Buddhist temple group Borobudur and the ancient relics of the Hindu temple group Purang Banan. Zero AMANJIWO is the favorite semicolon of Adrian Zecha, the founder of Aman. Xiao Q has been engaged in luxury customized travel for 10 years and has never met a guest who is dissatisfied with it.