Shopping malls across Jakarta are closing amid the alarming COVID-19 outbreak.

Below is a list of malls and restaurants whose operations have been affected by the virus:

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Senayan City in South Jakarta

Selected tenants offering essential services will still welcome customers from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

Plaza Indonesia in Central Jakarta

Most of the mall will be closed through May 22. Tenants serving basic needs in the basement level, namely The FoodHall supermarket; pharmacies (Guardian, GNC, Century and Natural Farm); Maybank; money changers (BBC and Dua Sisi); and all ATMs will continue to operate but only for limited hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Central Park in West Jakarta

All tenants excluding those offering essential services will be closed from April 10 to 23.

AEON malls

AEON Mall BSD City in Tangerang, Banten, and AEON Mall Jakarta Garden City in East Jakarta will be closed through May 3 and May 22, respectively. Only AEON supermarket, pharmacies and ATMs will remain open.

Lippo malls

Lippo Mall Kemang in South Jakarta and Lippo Mall Puri in West Jakarta will be closed until May 8, however, several tenants remain open.

ITC Mangga Dua in North Jakarta

The management has announced that it would be shutting down its entire operations due to the COVID-19 outbreak until May 22.

Summarecon Mall Kelapa Gading in North Jakarta

The place will be closed momentarily from April 25 to May 8. Only supermarket and pharmacies will open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Mall of Indonesia in North Jakarta

The Mall of Indonesia (MOI) announced via Instagram that most stores would be closed until further notice. Some of the restaurants and stores will be open to offer a delivery service.

Mall Taman Anggrek, West Jakarta

Mall Taman Anggrek will be closed through May 22, although outlets providing basic goods as well as pharmacies remain open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.: ACE Hardware, HERO, Guardian, Century, GNC and Natural Farm. The mall’s ATM Center at floor P7 also remains open. 

Bintaro Jaya Xchange Mall in South Tangerang, Banten

The mall will temporarily close until May 8.

Some tenants that offer basic needs will continue to operate though, namely Guardian, Watson and Century, with opening hours between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., as well as Farmers Market, which will operate from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m.

Pondok Indah Mall in South Jakarta

Responding to COVID-19, this sprawling mall will temporarily closed until May 22. However tenants providing basic goods such as supermarkets and pharmacies remain open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Grand Indonesia in Central Jakarta

This giant mall also recently announced its temporary closure until May 22.

Similar to other establishments, its tenants that operate groceries, pharmacies and money changers, including ATMs, will remain open.

Plaza Senayan in Central Jakarta

The establishment will temporarily close until further notice, excluding tenants that operate groceries and pharmacies.

Kota Kasablanka in South Jakarta

This usually crowded mall will temporarily close through May 22.

However, stores offering basic necessities and food and beverage joints will remain open between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Lotte Shopping Avenue in South Jakarta

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, some tenants in this establishment will temporarily close shop until May 22.

Gandaria City in South Jakarta

Despite its plan to shut down over the spread of COVID-19 through May 22, many tenants in this mall, including food and beverage outlets, will remain open for business between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Mall@Bassura in East Jakarta

This mall will welcome visitors under new operating hours, between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., until April 5. The exception to this is Superindo supermarket, which will operate from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Depok malls

At least six shopping malls in Depok, a satellite city to the south of Jakarta, closed down their operations for two weeks to contain the spread of COVID-19.

As reported by tempo.co, among the closed malls are Depok Town Square (closed through May 8), Trans Studio Cibubur (until further notice), Margocity (through May 12), ITC Depok (through May 12), Cimanggis Square (March 30 to April 12) and Pesona Square Mall Depok (March 31 to April 9).

However, some of the tenants at the malls, such as supermarkets, banks and pharmacies, remain open to cater to the basic needs of customers or offer food delivery services.

Ismaya Group establishments

Establishments under the Ismaya Group have also halted their operations to contain the spread of COVID-19.

All of the company's restaurants, bars and cafes are closed indefinitely, which include A/A, A/O, Blowfish, Dragonfly, Djournal Coffee, Djournal House, Kitchenette, GIA, Gunpowder, Manarai, Mr. Fox, Pizza e Birra, Publik Markette, Sejuice Me, Osteria Gia, Skye, Social Garden, Social House, Sushigroove, The People’s Cafe and Tokyo Belly.

Remboelan 

This popular Indonesian "soul food" restaurant closed down all its outlets until further notice. 

Biko Group establishments

Food and beverage company Biko Group, whose establishments include Beer Garden, Pao Pao, Mother Monster, Beer Hall, Pippo, Lola, Fujin, Black Pond Tavern, Acta Brasserie, Duck Down Pizza Party and Duck Down Bar, has also shut down its operations until further notice. 

"Please know that this is by far the hardest decision we've made. But as much as we love to serve you, we should always prioritize safety and act for the good of all people. Therefore, we are partaking in the recent government protocol against the crisis," read an announcement released on all of the company’s social media accounts.

McDonald's

McDonald's will halt its dine-in service until further notice.

The decision was made to help curb the spread of COVID-19 and to ensure the safety of its employees and consumers. 

The fast food chain announced on Instagram that its takeaway, drive-thru and McDelivery services would remain open. 

Gramedia

Gramedia will reportedly close some of its book stores across Greater Jakarta from March 26 to April 5. 

Shoppers can continue to purchase products from the company’s online store or through its Gramedia Digital mobile application on Android and iOS devices. Promotions, including a 20 percent discount on all books as well as a Rp 46,000 discount and free delivery for a purchase above Rp 150,000 of Gramedia Pustaka Utama-published books, are also provided for online shoppers.

Matahari department stores

Publicly listed retailer PT Matahari Department Store has announced that it will close all of its stores for 14 days.

The Lippo Group subsidiary closed all of its stores in Indonesia starting March 30 until at least April 13, with the resumption of operations depending on the latest developments in the country. (gis/kes)