Tag: Angela Richardson, Design, Expat Life, Jakarta, Lifestyle, Shopping
Le Souq, C’est Chic
By: Angela Richardson, first published in Jakarta Expat Literally translated as “Arabic Market”, Le Souq captures the young and vibrant spirit which is somewhat...
Top 5 Boutique Hotels Jakarta
By: Ray Teh Jakarta is a busy city, that’s hard to get around in. Jakarta is with its 10 million (registered) inhabitants larger than major world cities such as...
Jakarta for the Weekend?
By: Thibaud O. Jakartans leave their work early on Fridays, hoping they can beat the traffic to the airport and enjoy a weekend in Bali or Singapore, away from the...
Fashion Forward, Indonesia’s Tex Saverio Turns Fabric to Gold
By: Emma Kwee Indonesian fashion designer Tex Saverio set the stage during the 2010 Jakarta Fashion Week. His designs, reminiscent of Alaxander MC Queen’s avant...
MRT a Reality? Monorailing Indonesia
By: Jack Lato Jakarta had a plan to build a monorail and abandoned it due to legal and financial difficulties. The pillars were left standing as a testament to big...
‘Nongkrong’ in Berlin: Highlights of the Jakarta-Berlin Arts Festival
By: Emma Kwee Bringing Jakarta to Berlin was the main objective of the Jakarta Berlin Arts festival. In our opinion, this definitely happened. ‘Nongkrong’ under a...
Pulau Tidung @ Pulau Seribu: Tropical Getaway a stone’s throw away from Jakarta
By: Martin Jenkins I used to think the ultimate culture shock trip from Jakarta was the flight over to saccharine sweet Singapore but equally as eye opening – and...
Eating out in The Big Durian, Jakarta Food Guide
By: Chandra Drews With The Big Durian’s (a stinky but delicious fruit, a nickname that aptly symbolizes the capital of Indonesia) 19 million inhabitants it's no...
Best Golf courses in Jakarta
Indonesia might not be the first country you think of as a golf destination. But golf is a fast growing sport, especially in Jakarta. Golf courses in all shapes and...
