TheJakartaPost

Please Update your browser

Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below.
Just click on the icons to get to the download page.

LOG IN / REGISTER

LOG IN

Don’t have an account? Register here Give your organization full access to The Jakarta Post. Register here

food

Life 8 years ago

Sushi in Pyongyang: Japanese chef opens rare restaurant

Sushi in Pyongyang? At a restaurant run by a Japanese sushi chef famous for working for North Korea&...

Life 8 years ago

The glorious culinary gem of Gang Gloria in Glodok

Known as the home of Chinese culture, this small street provides a great variety of amazing dishes. ...

Life 8 years ago

Words you have to know before enjoying Japanese cuisine

If you want to dive deeper into the art of Japanese delicacies, these are some of the words to learn...

Life 8 years ago

Six ways to identify an authentic Padang restaurant

These six simple tricks will help you identify the authentic ones among the sea of Padang restaurant...

Life 8 years ago

Coto Ranggong, a delicious eatery that harks back to the past

As the pride and joy of the locals, it comes as no surprise that there are so many eateries that spe...

Life 8 years ago

Sushi University seeks to educate patrons on Japanese food

Omakase -- the Japanese equivalent of a Western tasting menu, in which diners are served whatever th...

Life 8 years ago

Introducing Martabak AA, a much-celebrated 'martabak' joint in South Jakarta

Despite the multitude of martabak places around, Martabak AA is still popular with its loyal custome...

Life 8 years ago

When two food trends collide: Martabak Samyang

If you're curious to try the combination between of martabak and Samyang in Jakarta, here are so...

Life 8 years ago

Sojiwan Temple invites festival-goers to feast like a king

As part of Sojiwan Temple Culinary Festival on Tuesday, five women from Kebon Dalem Kidul villa...

Life 8 years ago

Introducing Makassar's famous Nasi Kuning Riburane

A number of regions in Indonesia offer their own version of the much-loved nasi kuning (yellow rice)...

TheJakartaPost

Popular Reads

Top Results

Popular Reads

Top Results

LOG IN

food

Sushi in Pyongyang: Japanese chef opens rare restaurant

The glorious culinary gem of Gang Gloria in Glodok

Words you have to know before enjoying Japanese cuisine

Six ways to identify an authentic Padang restaurant

Coto Ranggong, a delicious eatery that harks back to the past

Sushi University seeks to educate patrons on Japanese food

Introducing Martabak AA, a much-celebrated 'martabak' joint in South Jakarta

When two food trends collide: Martabak Samyang

Sojiwan Temple invites festival-goers to feast like a king

Introducing Makassar's famous Nasi Kuning Riburane

follow our Social media