Japanese food fans in Jakarta would most likely have heard of, or even been to Sushi Masa, a premium Japanese restaurant situated at the unlikeliest spot in town: within a fish port in northern part of the city. Early this year, the restaurant expands its reach with a new brand that's more affordable to the average Indonesian consumers, Nama Sushi.
Unless you live in the apartment complex, or follow the updates from Jakarta's food hunters, chances are you won't know of this place, because the location is honestly not so visible to random passerby. Nama Sushi is situated at the Garden area inside Baywalk Mall, Pluit, to access from the inside of the mall, you have to go to LGM floor and walk towards the Baywalk Tunnel and exit to the Garden outside. Phew! That's quite an effort just to find a Japanese restaurant.
So, how is Nama Sushi different than Sushi Masa? Firstly, the price. Quickly glanced through the menu and the price at Nama is obviously more affordable. Secondly, the menu is not extensive as Sushi Masa, where the latter offers not only more items on its menu, but also omakase experience with a Japanese chef. The plus about Nama Sushi is its menu comes with photos illustration, so it's easier to navigate and to understand for the average crowd who are non-foodies. It's clear that Nama Sushi aims to attract casual diners and family crowds.
Deciding what to order was not that hard decision to make, because the menu isn't that massive, but it was quite tough to decide what's worth to order. I was looking for menus that I can't find at other Japanese restaurants, but only managed to spot a few, so I still ended up ordering some classics like Maguro Sashimi, California Maki, Black Cod, Beef Enoki, etc (refer to photos below). What I found to be rather special is the Grilled & Cooked Dishes could be topped up to a teishoku set (with a bowl of rice and salmon miso soup) for an affordable additional IDR 10,000!
Deciding what to order was not that hard decision to make, because the menu isn't that massive, but it was quite tough to decide what's worth to order. I was looking for menus that I can't find at other Japanese restaurants, but only managed to spot a few, so I still ended up ordering some classics like Maguro Sashimi, California Maki, Black Cod, Beef Enoki, etc (refer to photos below). What I found to be rather special is the Grilled & Cooked Dishes could be topped up to a teishoku set (with a bowl of rice and salmon miso soup) for an affordable additional IDR 10,000!
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| Black Cod Teriyaki Set IDR 80,000 |
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| One of the classic favourite from Sushi Masa and now, at Nama Sushi, the grilled Black Cod |
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| Chicken Katsu Set IDR 45,000 Ocha IDR 5,000 |
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| The Chicken Katsu's quite good! |
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| Salmon Belly Aburi Cheese Sushi IDR 30,000 |
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| Salmon Hana Roll IDR 35,000 |
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| Beef Enoki Yaki IDR 50,000 |
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| Maguro Sashimi IDR 20,000 |
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| Kani Sushi IDR 15,000 |
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| California Maki IDR 35,000 |
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| Fruit Sherbet Ice Cream (Half Peach) IDR 70,000 |
You should come here for:
- non-existent Service Charge
- it's a sister of Sushi Masa, c'mons!!
-it's relatively affordable, although price wise, it's still a little bit higher than the mainstream Japanese restaurant (Sushi T*i). But the non-existent Service Charge means the final bill would still cost less.
Open Hours:
Tuesday - Thursday: Lunch 11.30 am - 2 pm | Dinner 6 - 10 pm
Friday - Sunday: 11 am - 3 pm | Dinner 5.30 - 10 pm
*) Prices are subject to 10% Tax
NAMA Sushi by Sushi Masa
Baywalk Mall Pluit - Garden Area
LGM Floor
Jl. Pluit Karang Ayu Blok B1 Utara
Pluit - North Jakarta
Ph: +6221 29263569 / +6221 29072008
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