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A trip to Pecenongan is never complete without having the martabak (Indonesian pancake) for takeaway. Martabak is a favourite supper fodd... -
If you have lived in Indonesia in the 90s period, the name Genji Pie would certainly be familiar to you, as it is for me. I remember in my ... -
Are you sweet-toothed? A Chocoholic? Or just looking for a place to chill over some tastilicious dessert and beverages? Why not try Cafe Ch... -
Are you like me, who personally prefer non-mainstream places (my definition of a mainstream place: perpetually packed with people, difficult... -
Bottega Ristorante (not to be mistaken with Bottega in Napa Valley and it's unrelated with the Italian luxury goods brand), is an origi... -
Being born into a modest family means eating Mum's cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A meal at KFC would be occasional treat tha... -
I've seen Madeleine Bistro 's reviews on other blogs: Gastro Afficionado , JenzCorner and GoodFoodGoodLife . The reviews were posi... -
Kemang simply never fails to surprise me. This time round, I found a rather new Italian Restaurant inside a house, which could easily pass a... -
The next pitstop in our Pecenongan Fodder is Kedai Sate Babi Krekot , which is located right across Alila Hotel . It was Wednesday evening... -
I remember there was a time (a few years back, when I just started blogging), when bagel was the newest 'it' food in Jakarta. The na...
