The local version of popsicle, known as "es loli", can be found everywhere. But if you want something more fancy with a great range of flavors, head to these places.
s summer kicks in, Indonesia, including its capital Jakarta, is getting hotter. That is why it’s a great idea to freshen up by enjoying a popsicle.
The local version of popsicle, known as "es loli", can be found everywhere. But if you want something more fancy with a great range of flavors, head to these places instead.
From strawberry and passion fruit to Nutella, Pokkonya's main attraction is its wide range of flavors. You can also expect to find unique combinations such as cucumber gin and tonic, which is a mix of Japanese cucumber, fresh lime juice, rosemary and gin. You can even order it with a single or double shot of gin. Available at AEON Mall BSD City, Pokkonya can deliver popsicles to your door as well.
From chocolate and milk to fruit, Popbar has many options to choose from. It has been around for a while now, with no sign of slowing down judging by the number of visitors looking for a fresh bite of popsicle. With their products coming with a pure color and fresh taste, Popbar is a popsicle paradise for an ultimate treat.
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If you visit Bali frequently, you’re probably already familiar with Paletas Wey. Putting a modern twist on Mexico's traditional ice cream, Paletas Mexicanas, Paletas Wey has made its way to Jakarta not long ago. First opened in the Jl. Panjang area in West Jakarta, you can now find outlets in several places including Kelapa Gading and Central Park. For newcomers, don't forget to try two of its signature popsicles: banana nutella and choco avocado.
Bringing a Japanese fine dining concept, OKU was launched just a few months ago to replace Casa D’Oro, located in Hotel Kempinski Indonesia. Your fine dining experience there will be completed with a trio of incredible popsicles that combine different flavors from Japanese plum to beetroot. (kes)
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