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Eat your way through Jakarta with this culinary tour of Jalan Sabang, celebrated for street food. As you explore the area with your fellow tour mates and English-speaking guide, you'll fill up on all sorts of specialties from across Indonesia, from Javanese chicken satay to Sumatran fish cake, not to mention Indonesian coffee.

Meet your guide at Jakarta Kota Station for a small-group food tour of Kota Tua. Explore the former Dutch-colonial district, then known as Batavia, which provides an atmospheric journey through Jakarta’s culinary history. You’ll visit a number of sites and hear legendary tales while you get a taste of specialties like Indonesian curry, coffee, and snacks. Complete your morning with a Batavia-style lunch.

exploring volcano, the hot spring was very wonderful journey with beautiful panoramic of rice field and tea plantation. Visit the tea factory and see deatails how for making tea also wonderful experience, and another things, tasting Luwak Coffee also good experience to try.

Mangga Besar is one of Jakarta’s liveliest districts and renowned for its street food. On this tour, explore the West Jakarta neighborhood with a local guide and be introduced to a wide variety of Indonesian foods. Along the way, stop at restaurants and street food vendors to sample specialties such as crispy chicken and coconut rice, North Sumatran meatballs, Chinese noodles, and Durian fruit.

Venture into the 13th-century streets of Jakarta, formerly Batavia, accompanied by a private guide who sheds light on its Dutch colonial history. You’ll explore Glodok, Indonesia’s oldest Chinatown, characterized by winding lanes and red-tiled roofs. See multiple attractions including the Chinese temple Jin De Yuan and the Dutch drawbridge, and stroll through Fatahillah Square and the Jalan Surabaya flea market. Visit the Wayang Museum for a look at kulit shadow puppets, stop by Sunda Kelapa Harbor, and view cultural artifacts at the National Museum of Indonesia.

- You'll get a hand-on training from a professional local chef - You'll learn new cooking techniques that can easily be repeated at home - You'll learn discover our traditions and learn historical tips about our unique cuisine - Vegetarians are welcome. Let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions

Almost as many people live in Jakarta’s metro area as they do in Tokyo, making the city a shopping destination. Shop like a local—with a private driver—on this door-to-door tour that includes a feast of authentic specialties. Browse antiques at Jalan Surabaya Flea Market; explore the Pasar Baru and Grand Indonesia malls; discover the art of batik at Rumah Batik Danar Hadi. Stop at Monas along the way.

To discover the nuances of Indonesian cuisine, no foodie should miss this private cooking workshop in Jakarta. Join your class at a local cooking school, don your chef's uniform, and review traditional Indonesian flavors and spices before you prepare the cuisine yourself. You can choose what you'd like to make—from Balinese recipes to Indonesian satay—and enjoy a fantastic lunch of the dishes that you prepare.

Let's exploring legendary foods and hidden gem eateries in Jakarta which has been last for decades! I have prepared a list of traditional, legendary also modern eateries that will be great for you. It's a pleasure for me to take you to Jakarta's famous legendary and modern eateries and guide you around. Whether visiting legendary restaurants or modern new eateries, I always believe that great food is not only available in restaurants but you can also find it at humble stalls & eateries. It's a pleasure for me to accompany you exploring tasty foods in my hometown. Taste the famous dishes, snacks and drinks, discover Jakarta's foods and drinks with me. Make your trip a memorable one.

Jalan Sabang, known as one of the culinary centers in Jakarta, offers a variety of culinary that is delicious, very much enjoyable, worth a try, and definitely something you wouldn’t want to miss! The food and area that has already been in Jakarta for a long time has its own story and grows alongside Jakarta’s development as a city. The area known for its crowdedness and close proximity to office buildings makes Jalan Sabang an interesting place to find unique street food landscape. This includes a diversity of culinary and food originating from different places throughout the Indonesian archipelago, such as Betawinese, Javanese, and even Acehnese food on the streets of Jalan Sabang, as well as food from Madura, Palembang, and Minang. Explore more on a walking food tour with Good Indonesian Food.

You can make it into two types of event: 1. FIELDTRIP Have a fun after-school activity! Sign up your child and give them the confidence to enter the wonderful world of culinary. 2. BIRTHDAY PARTY Create the best birthday party for your little one with their friends while introducing them to the joy of cooking and baking. The highlight? They can eat what they make afterwards. Note: All ages are welcome. Kids under ages of 7 must be supervised by parent/ adult during the class

Understand the city’s history further through tasting wide array of food from various region in Indonesia that have been established for several generations with Good Indonesian Food. These eateries have too been deemed as local favorites at restaurants that has been unchanged for ages. Spend your day with Good Indonesian Food tour and witness the history and the development of Cikini from the past until today!

Cikini is one of Jakarta’s oldest neighborhoods, dating back to the Dutch colonial era. On this tour, explore the historic district on foot with a local guide and discover how it has become one of the best places in the city to find delicious street food. Along the way, stop at restaurants, bars, and street food vendors, and taste a variety of typical Indonesian dishes, traditional drinks, and Java specialities.

This tour is really different with other tour programs. Here you can see the fancy place that not like usually

Street food has become part of Jakarta’s lifestyle from years. In fact, street food was the starting point of development Jakarta’s modern dining scene. It is often modern restaurants obtain inspiration of their menu from street food vendor, who have mastered their recipe for years. Aside from home cooking, street food is also the best place to experience Indonesia’s authentic dining. In this food walking tour with Good Indonesian Food, we will take you to one of the most popular street food scenes in south Jakarta for years. Enjoy the beautiful taste of the archipelago, from Sumatra, Java to Madura.

Street food has become part of Jakarta’s lifestyle from years. In fact, street food was the starting point of development Jakarta’s modern dining scene. It is often modern restaurants obtain inspiration of their menu from street food vendor, who have mastered their recipe for years. Aside from home cooking, street food is also the best place to experience Indonesia’s authentic dining. In this food walking tour with Good Indonesian Food, we will take you to one of the most popular street food scenes in south Jakarta for years. Enjoy the beautiful taste of the archipelago, from Sumatra, Java to Madura.

The lively Pasar Baru was built in 1820. Located in the Central of Jakarta, Pasar Baru is home to a smelting of Indonesian, Chinese, Dutch colonial and Indian cultures and heaven to those who wants to experience the old Jakarta with Pasar Baru Foodie Tour. As the oldest shopping district in Jakarta where it lined with numbers of shops and well-known with their textile business market, Pasar Baru also offers tons of delicious foods you should try for your Pasar Baru foodie tour experience. Until this present day, Pasar Baru still holds its glorious past, including their gastronomy. Good Indonesian Food Pasar Baru Foodie Tour will take you to a market full of the best historical culinary and let you indulge yourself with the phenomenal Pasar Baru eateries.

Bandung is a large city set amid volcanoes and tea plantations. It's known for colonial and art deco architecture, a lively, university-town feel and – thanks to its 768m elevation – relatively cool tropical weather. Bandung is also a shopping destination, with fashion outlets clustered along Jalan Setiabudi and Jalan Riau in the Dago district. • Staying at Clean Fully Furnished 4 Star Hotel Accommodation • Visit Lembang to see Volcano and Hot spring • Enjoy Bandung City tour • Getting to know Bandung History by visiting Museum • Perfect Lunch and Dinner at Local Restaurant • Round trip transport by private modern car

China Town / Glodok street Red Shop & Draw bridge Sunda Kelapa Port Fatahillah Square Cafe Batavia Square

akarta was initially known as Batavia back in the Dutch colonial era. In Jakarta, there is a special district, which has the most powerful history of Batavia, called Kota Tua. The popularity of Kota Tua has gone up due to its lovely location and the many heritage buildings. In which, some of the historical buildings and monuments showcase the beauty of old Jakarta that would make one’s thought wanders to the past. Same goes to the city’s multitude legendary dishes that truly reflect Batavia’s long and immense stories. Started on Glodok area, which is condensed with Chinese elements, this four-hour food walking tour with Good Indonesian Food will take you to several places in the neighbourhood before it ends right at the heart of Kota Tua. Taste various legendary foods and discover magical moments at numerous local street foods.

While you in jakarta you will attract with the local or live like local, love like local and eat like local, pray like local. Taste it you will have enjoyable time during in jakarta

We will pick you up from city hotel lobby Head to the Old Batavia City, the construction from Colonial era was preserve then head to Fatahillah Museum, Bank Of Indonesia Museum, and the Sunda Kelapa Harbour which became a main port of Batavia Trading during the Colonial Era National Monument, build in the 60s & open for public in the 70's. The flame on top of the tower is coated with 60kg pure Gold, it was build in the commemoration of Indonesia Indepence. Cathedral Jakarta Was constructed in 1600 and it became the oldest church in Indonesia, renovated in 1800 and open for public since then. Istiqlal Mosque The Biggest Mosque in Asia, can accomodate up to 100.000 worshippers. Was build in the 70's and open for public since then. Flexible tour Drive back to the hotel

Jalan Surabaya, filled with shops selling antiques and the other half selling luggage since 1960. Stroll along stalls whose collections spilling out onto the sidewalk: vinyl records,antique lamps and porcelain, historical trinkets like old compasses and ship wheels, to wallets and backpacks. Batik shop for for a collection in classic and modern design. The process of Batik could be seen here either in hand drawn or stamped with its characteristic as traditional cloth from Indonesia. Passer Baroe, or Pasar Baru built in 1820 and still famous among locals for buying textiles, shoes, sport gears. Situated in the heart of one of the capital's busiest districts, Pasar Baru in Central Jakarta is home to an attractive fusion of Indonesian, Chinese and Indian cultures. Monas National Monument is Jakarta's Landmark. The shape of Monas symbolizes lingga (phallus or masculinity) and yoni (vagina or femininity), meaning that it represents prosperity.

Learn the secrets behind authentic Indonesian cuisine during a hands-on cooking class. Improve your cooking skills and get tips on culinary technique during the class. Don a chef uniform, prepare several recipes, and taste everything you cook. Build teamwork skills in a fun environment.