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Full Day of Eating in Jakarta's Chinatown ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฉ

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I visited the Glodok area of Jakarta. It was established as a Chinese enclave by the Dutch back in 1740 and to this day remains the largest Chinatown in Indonesia. In any Chinatown you're always guaranteed to find some good food, so my plan was to enjoy a full day of munching there, breakfast, lunch, dinner, supper and a whole bunch of snacks and desserts as well. I started off with a Dim Sum breakfast at Pantjoran Tea House and had a lunch less than an hour later at a stall in Gang Gloria. Gang Gloria is a famous narrow alleyway filled with street food. What caught my eye there was a pork soup called Sekba or Bektim, which uses all parts of the pig, including tongue and nose. It was surprisingly delicious, and was all meat, no carbs, so it didn't ruin my appetite for more food exploration in the Chinatown area. Out on the street I found a vendor selling Fried Cempedak. I first tried this in one of my earliest vlogs from 7 years ago in Penang, Malaysia and absolutely loved it. Cempedak, when fried, becomes all caramelised, mushy and sweet, and with a crisp batter it tastes like real comfort food, yum yum. And for my second dessert I crossed the road to Petak Enam which is a big open air food court, kind of like an outdoor mall. I got a durian ice cream sandwich from a stall called Es Potong Singapore. I'm pretty sure ice cream sandwiches are a Chinese thing because I've had one before in Bangkok's Chinatown as well. After doing a bit of sightseeing, including an old Buddhist temple and an old Chinese house converted into a church, I left the area, planning to return for dinner. It was only when I was back in my hotel resting that I realised all the interesting restaurants that I had saved closed super early, like before 5:00 p.m. It seems like Glodok is more of an afternoon place. But never mind, I came up with another plan to continue my full day of eating in Chinatown adventure. I visited PIK (Pantai Indah Kapuk) which is a massive modern lifestyle hub on the coast of northwestern Jakarta. There they have a whole modern Chinatown area, and one of the famous old Glodok restaurants that I wanted to visit, but was now closed for the day, has a branch there that's open until late. Perfect! I enjoyed a Chinese grilled eel dish there that went down a treat and another ice cream dessert, this time inside an egg waffle at a Chinese iced tea place. And for supper, I was back near the OG Chinatown, at Mangga Besar, where there's a very popular Char Kway Teow restaurant that specialises in making it with beef, and is open late into the night. I Even though I wasn't that hungry before eating it, I absolutely scoffed it down and thought it was the tastiest thing I'd eat all day. The place is called Kwetiaw Sapi 78 Mangga Besar, and I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Jakarta. Yum yum! 0:00 Glodok Chinatown Gate 4:33 Dim Sum Breakfast at Pantjoran Tea House 14:39 Chinatown Souvenir 18:51 Gang Gloria Street Food Alley 24:17 Street Book Shop 31:53 Chinese Pork Soup (Sekba / Bektim) 38:49 Fried Cempedak 46:13 Ice Cream Sandwich 54:23 Ancient Chinese Temple 1:06:27 Old Chinese Coin 1:11:23 Pantjoran Chinatown PIK 1:22:40 Grilled Eel 1:32:20 Ice Cream Egg Waffle 1:42:29 Matcha Iced Tea 1:53:49 Beef Char Kway Teow ๐Ÿ’— Help the channel grow by liking, commenting and subscribing. If you want to be extra nice please share my video with your friends on social media. ๐Ÿ“ฑ Instagram: https://instagram.com/Daleroxxu ๐Ÿ“ฑ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Daleroxxu/ ๐Ÿ“ฑ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dalephilipvlogs ๐Ÿ“ฑ X: https://x.com/Daleroxxu

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