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View all search resultsSweets and everything nice: Ten of Jakarta's best patisseries
Jakarta caters to every sweet tooth, even those averse to gluten or animal products. However, when it comes to special occasions, these 10 patisseries stand out as the go-to places to order the most mouth-watering cakes for your loved ones.
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Many bakeries and dessert shops in Jakarta offer a unique twist to classic desserts. (Unsplash/Sebastian Coman Photography)
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Those who delight in sugary treats and find themselves within Jakarta's city limits are most fortunate, as the capital boasts an abundance of patisseries and bakeries offering an incredible selection of savory pastries, cakes and bread. Here are 10 of Jakarta's finest patisseries, all worthy of a visit.
PAUL Bakery & Patisserie
With strategic locations scattered across prestigious malls in Jakarta, PAUL offers croissants, éclairs, and waffles that are highly esteemed by many. While its prices may be somewhat high, they are proportional to the quality of the treats.
“I've tried its croissants, éclairs, and I really recommend the waffles. Their pastry is among the tastiest, and the price is just right,” said Dimas Fernanda Mahardika, a 25-year-old barista and cafe hopper from South Jakarta.
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