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What to Eat in Blok M: 10 Popular Food Spots

Explore 10 top culinary recommendations in Blok M, Jakarta, featuring artisan tea, fresh pasta, street snacks, and popular noodle shops.

South Jakarta's Blok M is a bustling commercial district known for its popular food spots, frequently trending on social media. Various eateries cater to a range of preferences and budgets, from street food to upscale dining. Here are ten stand-out food spots in Blok M:

1. Layr Tea Shop - A unique tea shop inspired by perfume formulation, offering flavorful tea beverages starting at Rp28,000.

2. PBTP: Urban Trattoria - A restaurant specializing in fresh, house-made pasta dishes beginning at Rp70,000.

3. Cimol Keju Barito - A snack stall offering chewy tapioca bites with customizable seasoning, toppings, and spiciness levels starting at Rp20,000.

4. Salty Coco - A beverage brand featuring coconut water infused with flavors like matcha, choco malt, and butterscotch, priced from Rp25,000.

5. Obihiro Nikudon - A Japanese restaurant known for its Northern Japanese-style grilled meat, serving tender beef over rice in generous portions, starting at Rp50,000.

6. Ha-yo! Frozen Yoghurt - A cold dessert spot with a Create Your Own Cup concept, starting at Rp40,000.

7. Nasi Kokoh - A rice set option with crispy fried chicken, omega eggs, and fresh greens, ranging from green curry to spicy sambal embe, starting at Rp27,000.

8. Ayam Sambel Melawai - An eatery serving full meals highlighting authentic Indonesian flavors, such as garlic chicken and fried vegetables in chili oil, priced generics starting at Rp20,000.

9. The Flour - A new bakery offering an open assembly concept where baked goods are prepared in front of customers, focusing on fresh bread and sweet dessert options.

10. Bakmi Tjap Nikmat - A noodle spot featuring original, black pepper, and chili oil variations, with side dishes like dumplings for lighter bites, priced at accessible rates.

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