Pantja means ‘five’ in Sanskrit, reflecting the establishment’s focus on five key elements: food, drink, music, hospitality and design. Located near Jakarta’s central business district, the restaurant embraces a farm-to-table philosophy, building strong relationships with local farms. This approach extends to their cocktail menu like margarita infused with curry leaf, a kingston negroni featuring pandan or the low-alcohol bamboo cooler, crafted with oolong tea cordial and lime juice to add a refreshing twist to the traditionally stirred cocktail.

The design of Pantja is equally striking. From its bold exterior to the impressive brick archway that defines the main dining area, the space commands attention. The long, central bar blends a mix of materials, creating a sense of movement and energy.

Le Quartier is one of the famous French restaurants in the Senopati area. With its cosy, home-like atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to visit at any time of day, whether for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner. One standout dish is the Escargot, where snails are cooked in aromatic, buttery garlic. Served on a bed of mushrooms, it adds a delightful chewy texture and a rich, umami flavour.

One ingredient can be ordered separately: the Summer Truffle mushrooms. They are offered at five grams, and guests can add them to any dish on the Le Quartier menu.

Not only that, the desserts are also quite varied. There is crêpe Suzette with a sweet and tangy mandarin orange jam that is refreshing. Then, there is fondant au chocolat, which is a soft molten chocolate cake with a sweet and slightly bitter chocolate filling that is aromatic.

Senyata is a restaurant in Senopati that offers a range of traditional Indonesian dishes. The restaurant features a stylish and artistic design, adding to its unique dining experience.

The traditional snacks known as dadar gulung, pandan pukis, misro, klepon, and kue cubit are among the kinds that are given with a contemporary and more lively twist. For the main course, you can try the crispy gourami with mango sauce. The crunchy gourami is perfectly complemented by the fresh, tangy mango sauce, creating a delicious balance of flavours.

Some of their favourite drinks include hot ginger milk, honey lemon and mango squash. All of them have very traditional Indonesian flavours, but the favourite one is definitely the honey lemon.

Pison Coffee has made its debut in the vibrant Senopati area following the success of its first location in Bali. The menu here mirrors that of its Bali counterpart, offering a delightful selection of espresso-based coffees, all-day breakfast options, salads, snacks, soups, and hearty main courses like burgers, pasta, fried rice, and curry.

One must-try dish is the Brioche French Toast. Not only is it visually stunning, but it also delivers flavour. This classic, fluffy, eggy delight is topped with caramelised bananas, fresh berries, and a generous drizzle of maple syrup.

Momo Paradise is the ultimate all-you-can-eat spot straight from Japan, offering an authentic Shabu-shabu and Sukiyaki experience that’s hard to beat. One noteworthy characteristic is their commitment to using only natural ingredients in all of their soups and sauces, with no additives or MSG.

Beyond the mouthwatering selection of meats, guests can enjoy an unlimited array of delights. It comprises twenty varieties of home-grown vegetables and mushrooms, 100% pasteurised eggs, sauces, rice, ramen, chicken balls, udon, tofu and even sweet treats like ice cream and mochi.

Moreover, guests can indulge in a variety of soup options, including the classic Shabu-shabu, the savoury Sukiyaki, the bold Spicy Miso and the delightful new Premium Mushroom, each catering to different cravings and taste preferences.

Kintaro Sushi raises the standards of the sushi dining experience. The stunning décor transports you to Japan from the moment you step inside, leading you through a serene Japanese garden adorned with a charming red bridge.

One standout appetiser on the menu is the Nori Nachos. Featuring thinly sliced grilled beef, garlic chips, mayo and tobiko, this dish is both crispy and irresistible. However, the true highlight is the Build Your Own Moriawase. Guests can delight in a selection of miniature wooden bridges while enjoying options like gyu hotate, enagawa quail egg foie gras, enagawa unagi, tamago spicy gyu, salmon spicy floss and salmon hotate yuzu.

Developed by The Union Group, Modernhaus Jakarta presents a fresh concept in distinctive and stylish dining and leisure experiences. Upon entering, you’re enveloped by a cosy atmosphere reminiscent of a spacious living room, beautifully adorned with a thoughtful blend of rich wood tones and vibrant splashes of colour.

Longtime Union Group barman Mirwansyah Bule is leading the way at Modernhaus. His passion for flora inspires the beverage menu, showcasing unique creations. One standout is The Celery, Bule’s take on a martini. It combines celery vodka, bergamot liqueur and a touch of MSG, all infused with celery oil to deliver a subtly grassy flavour with a savoury kick. The umami notes also shine in Tomato, Bule’s interpretation of the classic Bloody Mary.

Meatsmith gets down to the meat of the matter, smoked and grilled with deliberate temperature and heat, deep-infused smoky aromas from the use of natural wood. Enjoy the Meatsmith experience with their signature 14-hour smoked US beef brisket, renowned for its juicy tenderness and rich flavour. Moreover, it’s made even better by the fact that the beef is always chilled and never frozen. Feel the 45-day dry-aged USDA Prime Tomahawk melt in your mouth and perfectly cook with a wood-fired elevation grill.

Meatsmith provides a venue for its two main attractions. Guests can purchase its menu of burgers and buffalo wings to go or eat in the semi-outdoor area. The second floor, where the interiors and atmosphere are rustic, mainly with modern accents that perfectly connect with its characteristic barbecued and smoked meals, such as brisket, short ribs, and burgers, is where you will find the core spirit of Meatsmith.

If you think Txoko (pronounced ‘choco’) is only for European and western cuisine, let it surprise you with a delicious Basque-inspired fusion of Spanish cuisine. Basque cuisine is known for its abundance of fish and earthy ingredients sourced from the region’s verdant valleys.

Some main dishes have become favourites, such as the seaweed and squid mellow rice and the raw, thinly sliced prawns torched to perfection in the Garlic Prawns Prêt-à-Porter. Don’t forget to try Gilda, the King of Pintxos, made with olives, pickled green chillies, and salted anchovies for a punchy mix of spice and saltiness.

To complete the table, try its signature Idiazabal Cheesecake. It is crafted from Spanish sheep’s milk cheese and served with honey ice cream, which becomes the perfect indulgence for that particular spot in your belly.

Cantinero brings the vibrant vibe of a cantina bar to Jakarta, filling a much-needed gap in the local Mexican social scene. With a charming commitment to authenticity, this restaurant features folksy tablecloths, a fully stocked bar boasting an excellent selection of tequila, mezcal, cocktails and a menu bursting with classic street food delights.

Their tapas are equally impressive, with the quintessential tacos quickly becoming a crowd favourite. Served in both crispy and soft shells, options like the Taco de Pollo filled with shredded chicken, cotija cheese, and pickled onion. Another delicious option is Taco de Pancita, generously topped with crispy pork belly, refried beans, avocado and pico de gallo salsa, offering a rich explosion of flavours and satisfaction in every bite.