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When the authorities enforced COVID-19 restrictions in Jakarta, restaurants were forced to close their doors to customers to prevent the coronavirus disease from spreading. Now, two eateries in the capital are among many that have gone new ways by serving customers online through ride-hailing applications.
Videographer: I Gede Dharma JS and Donny Fernando
Multimedia Reporter: Vela Andapita
Multimedia Editor: Kharishar Kahfi