It is inside Indonesia School. Small but convenient, very crowded during the Friday Pray.
Nice school, but the entrance is hard to find and very delicious Indonesia menu buffet on Friday. It's absolutely delicious.
Sell a lot of stuff which is traditionally are from Hamamatsu. Cakes, unagi pie, souvenirs and a lot more. Worth a visit when you are at this city.
One of the best marina I've visited. Staff are warm and helpful. Sit on the second floor and have a hot coffee on the freezing and wet cold of October.
One of the halal food around Hamamatsu area. Good service and great taste. No chilli sauce in sight, too bad. I wish this city have more halal restaurants.
One of the best value for money seafood. Maybe the sauce is not perfect, but all the ingredients is very fresh.
This is one of the new showroom in town. Always crowded, better take bookings for service.
Definitely one of the best fried chicken I ever had. Best combo are, fried chicken, meat soup, chicken satay, sambal with lemon sprinkle. It's truly delicious.
Perfect for watching sunset. The dessert are awesome. Royal waffle, chocolate 3 style and very delicious pisang hijau cake. Love it.
Large, bright and huge open space. Too bad, lots of missing details and no maintenance on the facilities such as toilets and mushala.
Love it, good food and cheap. I was ordering chicken gordon blue and fried mushroom which is delicious. The lemon tea is out of colour they have to put more tea on it.
I believe this is the best in mall Masjid all over Jakarta. This masjid should be an example of all malls in Jakarta.
Nice to have drive through and 24 hours of service.
Good service, but most of the time they do not open all filling stations and make a long queue.
Huge car showroom in a premium location. But the building is looks old, time to renovation.
The location is a little bit hidden. But always full of people during lunch. Their pecel is tasty and complete.
Nice wedding location, close to toll road and have a masjid just nearby. Just the parking lot is very limited.
