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Five cool and sophisticated cafés to try in Pantai Indah Kapuk
Time to find out where Jakarta's hip crowd prefer to spend their weekends.
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Brunch on: Toby's Estate PIK is commonly frequented as a brunch spot. One of its signature dishes is the self-styled Breakfast of Champions. (JP/Felix Martua) (JP/Felix Martua)
Time to find out where Jakarta's hip crowd prefers to spend their weekends.
Now that the pandemic-related lockdown has eased, perhaps it is the best time for Jakarta urbanites and out-of-towners to explore the glitzy urban shore known as Pantai Indah Kapuk.
In recent years, the bay area has consistently thrived and become one of the most visited spots in the province thanks to the swelling culinary scene that exudes both heterogeneity and sophistication. That said, as the number of those cafes continues to grow, it might be difficult to pinpoint which café and eatery could be worth exploring.
Here are a few cafés that should be on the top of the list on your next visit to Pantai Indah Kapuk.
Toby's Estate, Pantai Indah Kapuk
Enjoy a lively brunch with friends
Located on the grand floor of PIK Avenue, Toby's Estate has evolved into becoming one of the more eminent culinary staples in the area thanks to its distinctive industrial-chic interior and dishes that equally endear young adults and ladies who brunch.
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