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Kemang Goela
For those that want to know what it tasted like in the Dutch colonial days of Jakarta, head to Kemang Goela. This top rated restaurant blends the unlikely but surprisingly great culinary tastes of traditional Dutch cooking and Indonesian ingredients. The decoration and unique service complete the colonial feel. This can be a great introduction to Indonesian food for visitors hesitant to eat local cuisine.
Address: Plaza Sentral Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 47-48
Food type: International

Huize Trivelli Heritage Resto & Patisserie
Huize Trivelli Heritage Resto & Patisserie gives visitors a feeling of being an invited dinner guest of wealthy colonial era Javanese. This cosy restaurant is decorated in classic and ornate detail and the food is equally devoted to specifics. The family run restaurant has a traditional cuisine style handed down through its generations.
Address: Jalan Tanah Abang Dua108
Food type: Asian

Cafe Batavia
Located in the historic colonial Fatahillah square, Cafe Batavia serves a clientèle of celebrities, royalty and the curious. Adding to its historic theme is a decoration drenched in old photographs of past dignitaries, movie stars and royalty. The cafe is well suited for events from weddings to business meetings although anyone is welcome to enjoy its cocktail bar and dining menu. It has rated as one of the top bars in the world in international magazines.
Address: Fatahillah Square
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