The Koreana, Gambir

Topokki with Kimchi, Stir-fried Anchovies, and Candied Potatoes  A must-try.
Topokki with Kimchi, Stir-fried Anchovies, and Candied Potatoes
I won’t lie, when visiting a Korean restaurant, I’m always curious about what kinds of banchan (side dishes) are coming. Their side dishes are very limited but I still enjoyed the unique savory and sweet combinations from these three side dishes that went well with the spicy & savory topokki. Nevertheless, the topokki could use less water to make the sauce more paste-like.

Hanamasa, fX Sudirman

Grill, grill, grill!!  With IDR 165K nett, you could enjoy both Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) and Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Steamboat, roughly), a limited selection of drinks, and desserts. Recommended to go with friends and family.
Grill, grill, grill!!
With IDR 165K nett, you could enjoy both Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ, self-serviced), Robatayaki (Japanese Grill), Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Steamboat, roughly), a limited selection of drinks, and desserts. Recommended to go with friends and family. Arrive hungry, leave full and content!

Ama2Gee Café, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta

Nasi Campur Bali (Balinese Combination Rice) - IDR 45K  Steamed rice, fried peanuts, satay, satay lilit, lawar (soup), tum ayam, Balinese shrimps, sambal matah (Balinese raw chili), sambal mbe (Balinese chili), ayam sisit, ayam bumbu rajang, chili egg, sambal terasi (Javanese chili), urab. A must-try. Just like the food in Bali.
Nasi Campur Bali (Balinese Combination Rice) – IDR 45K
Steamed rice, fried peanuts, satay, satay lilit, lawar (soup), tum ayam, Balinese shrimps, sambal matah (Balinese raw chili), sambal mbe (Balinese chili), ayam sisit, ayam bumbu rajang, chili egg, sambal terasi (Javanese chili), urab. Just like the food in Bali. A must-try.