Jakarta/South

South Jakarta is one of the municipalities of the Indonesian capital Jakarta, known for its upscale residential areas and shopping malls, and a part of the city's business neighborhood with tall office buildings and wide boulevards.

South Jakarta Halal Explorer

In the north of South Jakarta and there are huge business neighborhoods with many skyscrapers, including the Kuningan neighborhood (with many embassies), Setiabudi, and the Sudirman business neighborhood. Many parts of South Jakarta are known for upscale shopping centres and malls, restaurants, hotels, bustling nightlife and entertainment centres, such as Blok M and Kemang, with the latter being especially popular among expats and local residents for its nightlife and entertainment. Pondok Indah is an upper middle class and elite's residential area, sometimes dubbed the 'Beverly Hills' of Indonesia. Also the headquarters of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations is in South Jakarta.

Travel to South Jakarta

Rent a Car or Limousine in South Jakarta

Both the Jakarta inner ring road (Lingkar Dalam Kota) and outer ring road (Lingkar Luar or JORR) traverse South Jakarta. South Jakarta can be visited in 30 minutes from Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport if there is no traffic congestion. However, major traffic congestion is very common, and the trip from the airport to South Jakarta usually takes 1 to 2 hours.

Travel by train to South Jakarta

There are numerous train stations in South Jakarta that are served by the commuter train network (KA Commuter Jabodetabek). Manggarai train station GPS -6.2099,106.8502 in the far northeast of South Jakarta is a hub in the commuter train network, with blue line trains to Bekasi, and with red and yellow line trains to Depok and Bogor. These lines also provide connections to the other municipalities of Jakarta. For long-distance trains, you will need to go to Gambir or Pasar Senen stations in Central Jakarta.

By bus

The main intercity bus terminal in South Jakarta is Lebak Bulus bus terminal GPS -6.28975,106.77257 in the southwest near the outer ring road. The terminal serves a lot of city buses, shuttle vanes, and frequent intercity buses to destinations throughout Java island, and regular buses to Bali and Sumatra. Another large terminal in south Jakarta is the Blok Monday bus terminal GPS -6.24364,106.79853, but this terminal only serves buses within the city and its metropolitan area.

South Jakarta can be visited from the other parts of Jakarta also by using one of the Transjakarta bus rapid transit lines. Key lines include line from Jakarta's old town in West Jakarta via Central Jakarta to Blok M, and line from Jakarta's downtown to Pondok Indah and the Lebak Bulus bus terminal.

How to get around in South Jakarta

The Transjakarta Line 6 goes along the Rasuna Said avenue and Mampang to the Ragunan Zoo. The South Jakarta portion of line 9 runs from Semanggi to Cawang Train station, with an interchange to Line 6 at Kuningan Barat/Kuningan Timur bus stop. Line 8 goes to the city's western portion, passing through Gandaria, Permata Hijau, and Pondok Indah neighborhood before terminating at Lebak Bulus.

What to see in South Jakarta

Art and cultural centres

• Candrika Gallery Fine arts, paintings.
• Gudang Sarinah Ekosistem Art and creative space founded in 2015. Usually used for various events such as music festival, concert, and education.

Monuments

• Space Man - Patung Dirgantara/Pancoran | On Pancoran roundabout. This statue commemorated the achievement of Indonesian Air Force in defending Indonesian territory. Created by Edhi Sunarso and Keluarga Arca from Jogjakarta. It's difficult to see this statue because the statue is partially covered by Tebet flyover/toll road bridges.

• Djoko Sutono, Police Academy (PTIK) Jalan Tirtayasa 6, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. This statue commemorated Professor DR. Djoko Sutono, SH and the founder of Indonesian Police Academy.
• Gajah Mada, Indonesian Police HQ, Jalan Trunojoyo 3, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. This statue commemorated the establishment of Bhayangkara/Police corps led by Patih Gajah Mada from Majapahit Kingdom (14th century).
• Youth Spirit, on the roundabout at the southern end of Jendral Soedirman street. Created by Moenir Pamoentjak. This statue commemorated the struggle for Independence by young students/"Tentara Pelajar". This statue is often called "Pizza Delivery".

Museum

• Basoeki Abdullah The late Basoeki Abdullah was a famous painter in Indonesia and Dutch. Collection: hundreds of beautiful paintings, sculpture, masks, watches. Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday 08:30 to 15:30.
• Harry Darsono,Jalan Cilandak Tengah No. 71 Jakarta Selatan. Harry Darsono PhD is a famous, multi talented designer. His famous design include fashion, batik, and furniture. He is also a lecturer at universities, amateur musician, and connosieur. Collection: fashion, textile, batik, antique piano.
• Police Museum, Jalan Trunojoyo 1, Jakarta Selatan.

• Satria Mandala - formerly Wisma Yaso | Military Museum. Wisma Yaso is the former residence of Indonesian first president, Soekarno.
• Sasmita Loka. The former house of Gen. Ahmad Yani who was kidnapped and murdered in the communist attempt to stage a coup in 1965. The house has become a museum. Get there by Trans Jakarta Busway line IV (Pasar Rumput).

Top Travel Tips

Beneath the high rise office buildings and elite residences, South Jakarta is a wonderful place to play.

Amusement Park

• Pondok Indah Water Park - A water park, perfect if what you want is leisure rather than adrenaline. Not many slides but very kid-friendly.

• Ragunan Zoo Indonesia's first and now most famous zoo, established more than 150 years ago. 295 species roaming the area, many are endemic to Indonesia only. Parking fee Rp 8,500/car, entrance Rp4,500 adults and Rp5,500 children. Closed on Monday, animals' holiday. There is a special area for primates (monkeys, apes, and its derivatives) called Schmutzer, a still active conservation and research center. Ticket fee for Schmutzer is Rp 8,000 weekdays and Rp8,500 on weekend, Sunday and holiday. Out from there and the animals are ready to greet you in open air. Payment have to use JakCard from Jakarta Government Bank and it makes difficulty for many people who have no JakCard. JakCard can be used only for limited transaction such as TransJakarta, but TransJakarta can use other cards. The children can also play with tame animals in another dedicated area and watch many animal performances, only on weekend, Sunday and holiday. Rent a bike to tour the zoo quicker (near North Entrance (Pintu Utara) 2) or get around with horse cart on weekend, Sunday and holiday only and set a mat under a tree for a picnic.

• Setu Babakan This area is a lake, but it is where the indigenous Betawi set up an area for outsiders to know their culture. The weekend is especially the perfect time to visit as the food stalls is set up for you to savor Jakarta's local cuisine and the local residents let you learn to perform their dance and play in the orchestra.

• Kidzania - Let your kids (ages 4-16) be an adult for a few hours at this theme park! Fulfill your children's dream job or help them find what is right for them, be it a TV presenter, a detective, or even an F1 racer! On the upper floor and they can visit a mock up factory to see how things are made and try them hands-on.

Spa

• Martha Tilaar Spa, Jalan Prapanca Raya Blok P III No 3,Jakarta Selatan, Tel.: +62 21 739-3519, Jalan Gedung Hijau Raya no.26, Pondok Indah, Jakarta Selatan, Tel.: +62 21 7591-4216. Jalan Cikini Raya No 83, Jakarta Pusat, Tel.: +62 21 319-37616, Jalan Wahid Hasyim No 19-21, Jakarta Pusat, Tel.: +62 21 319-25921. Treatment: body, face, hand, foot, hair. One of the best spas in Jakarta. Price: splurge.

• Puri Santi Spa - Single treatment rooms with ensuite shower / bathtub, VIP couple suite with garden view with private jacuzzi & hot steam shower. A luxurious place and all products are made from pure plant based ingredients. Opening hours: daily 09:00 - 20:00.

Golf

• Matoa Nasional Golf Course - A huge sign "Pondok Indah Golf and Country Club - 1983 World Cup Venue" marks the entrance. Has a driving range. Rp 60,000 for 100 balls. + Rp 60,000 (caddy fee). 2 levels of driving range bays, with a beautiful view. The range area is water, with several islands for you to aim at.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in South Jakarta

Shopping malls

Prof. Dr. Satrio Avenue

An idea by an Indonesian property mogul, Ciputra, is to transform this avenue into a street of shopping malls, equivalent to Singapore's Orchard Road or Shanghai's Nanjing Lu. Development of the area has been extensive, and there are already 4 malls standing in this area, all very close to each other.

• ITC Kuningan | A lower class mall, with small shacks of micro businesses. Get affordable fashion or moreover, fix your electronic devices here. In contrast and the upper floor has premium dining options, while lower floor has Carrefour.

• Kuningan City - locally abbreviated Kuncit | An all rounder mall, but pretty small in size, no big premium brands. A second choice for dining options.

• Lotte Shopping Avenue - Inspired by the similar concept of its flagship mall in South Korea, it is catered to mainly the youth, but has the best food options in the strip that everyone should not miss. The youth can obtain a photograph with some replicas of the Korean idols. Big establishments include the Uniqlo clothing store and the 99 Ranch Market grocery store and the Toys City and the Lotte Duty Free, and 3 premium dining options up on the highest floor. The restaurants at the 3rd floor cater to mostly East Asian delicacies, but a few serve Indonesian or other international cuisines.

• Mal Ambassador A similar option to ITC Kuningan, both are connected by a skybridge. Get affordable fashion or moreover, fix your electronic devices here. More eating options than ITC with famous Indonesian chain brands.

Other areas

• Blok Monday Plaza A middle class mall. If you want to buy fashion & apparels and there are upscale options but much cheaper at the Blok Monday Plaza next door, but this is supposedly where you want to grab a bite or watch a movie after the shopping, as the restaurants are cleaner.

• Blok Monday Plaza - Accessible from the underground tunnel from Blok Monday Plaza, both malls can be visited depending on your purpose. This is the place where you buy affordable fashion and apparels (and affordable books), which may look hectic as Ambassador Mall or Mangga Dua. If you are in for something to eat, it's much better to get to the Blok Monday Plaza next door, unless you prefer a snack or light meal.

• Dharmawangsa Plaza Citywalk | A mall to go to if you don't like the crowded hype. Close to the premium hotel of the same name is a mall with premium tenants (well, most are not chain brands) and dining options.

• Epicentrum Walk Much smaller mall because there are just a few options for dining and shopping. Home of the two biggest screening theatres in Jakarta (from 21Cineplex chain)

• Gandaria City - One of the big malls in South Jakarta near Pondok Indah vicinity, easy to get lost in there. Dining options are endless with some Halal restaurants including "Eat & Eat food court" on the top floor and other branded establishments. The mall is so big and they can handle two events together at two different multi-purpose stages. It has one of IMAX theatres from the 21Cineplex chain, that broadcast blockbuster films on schedule, and a 1:1 scale of Boeing 737-800 airplane cockpit simulator, certified by FAA, CASA, CAA, and DCA.

• Kota Kasablanka - locally abbreviated Kokas | A premium mall in the Tebet area. Branded middle-upper class boutiques in line with Sogo department store and many huge tenants. The Food Society on the ground and upper ground floors provide an exhilarating dining experience, one of the most favorite spots for culinary get-goers.

• Pasaraya Grande Great hangout place in South Jakarta with its many cafes and restaurants. It has a big food court at the basement with extensive selection of local and international cuisine. The mall itself sprawls a wide array of clothing items from local and international designers. It has a floor dedicated entirely to Indonesian traditional clothing and handicrafts, although the items are a bit pricey.

• Plaza Semanggi This large, airy mall has something for everyone, with floors devoted to fashion, IT, and even furniture. Good selection of restaurants on floor 3A. Plaza Semanggi also offers a great view of Jakarta from its deck on the 10th floor (Plangi Sky Dining). Restaurants are also available on the 10th floor.

• Pondok Indah Mall Two malls connected by a skybridge and the complex claims to be the biggest in Jakarta. Sogo, Metro, cafes, restaurants and the usual suspects. The favourite mall of most expats in Jakarta. Anchored by Sogo and Metro Department store.

• Ratu Plaza Great for electronics and computer products. lot of mid to upscale dining options are available here. On the 2nd floor, you can find XXI Theatre (from 21 Cineplex) as well.

Halal Restaurants in South Jakarta

Indonesian/Traditional

Indonesian

• Agneya Restaurant Serving mostly Indonesian cuisines but with a different twist on the cooking process.

• Eastern Opulence A fine-dining style restaurant that serves Indonesian cuisines in the heart of South Jakarta.

(Javanese)

• Ayam Goreng Mbok Berek Traditional fried Chicken restaurant. Menu: fried Chicken, gudeg, gado-gado (salad with peanut sauce), salad.

• Warung MJS - previously: Warung Mbah Jingkrak Setiabudi - A semi-outdoor restaurant serving (Javanese) cuisine with live (Javanese) music.

(Sundanese)

• Warkop Pasundan A warung (or mini restaurant) selling various types of comfort food such as instant noodles, fried noodles, Magelangan (a mix of fried Rice and fried noodles), etc.

Acehnese/Padangnese

• Mie Aceh Bang Iwan An Acehnese restaurant in the Setiabudi vicinity.

Indian

• Kinara Indian restaurant. Menu: lamb, Chicken, salad, tandoori, soup, seafood, breads. One of the best Indian restaurant in Jakarta. Opening hours: 12:00-14:30, 18:30-22:00. Price: approx. US$16/person, except Lobster Mughlai US$45.

Italian

• The Kitchen by Pizzas Hut A different concept from usual Pizzas Hut places, where you can buy Pizzas in slices instead of per pan.

Japanese

• Henshin - A fine dining Japanese-Peruvian restaurant.

• Sushi Hiro Popular for an extraordinary display of sushi.

• Tanpopo Jakarta Outdoor Japanese street food such as Kushiyaki, Yakiniku, Teppanyaki, and Shabu-Shabu.

Malaysian

Penang Bistro is the popular franchise of Malaysian cuisine in Jakarta. Look for them on most malls throughout Jakarta. They have 5 outlets in South Jakarta alone. The biggest one is in Pacific Place Mall, around Jakarta's SCBD.

Middle East

• Shisha Cafe - Modern but pleasant Middle Eastern Halal food, with the full range of mezze (Rp 10,000-20,000) and lal-food/halal-poultry-dishes/ Halal Kebab (Rp 50,000 up) and no less than 15 varieties of flavored water pipe tobacco, from cappuccino to coconut. Indoor (aircon) and outdoor seating, belly dancing on Fridays and Saturdays.

(Thai)

• Tamnak (Thai) (Thai) restaurant. Menu: salad, soup, prawn, lobster, squid, crab, asparagus, fish, sapo soya bean curd, fried Chicken, duck, grilled beef.

Seafood

• Fish Streat Seafood restaurant, specialising in fish and chips. Popular amongst local residents for its affordable price and delicious tasting fish and chips.

Coffee and tea shops

Due to increasing numbers of coffee (and also tea) shops opened throughout Jakarta, especially in the south region (besides Starbucks (Please do not support Starbucks as Starbucks supports Israel. Shun this coffee and go for alternative brands and if possible for a Muslim owned brand.) franchises), nowadays there are some of the best coffee places to hang out with your friends, family, and colleagues as well. Usually packed after work hours and on the weekends. Price ranges between as low as Rp 20,000 to Rp 80,000.

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Muslim Friendly hotels in South Jakarta

South Jakarta is the second choice for travelers staying in Jakarta. As the case in central Jakarta, most hotels especially the splurge rates, are in line with office buildings for the convenience of business travelers. The Kemang area, as an entertainment area, also has decent selection of hotels.

• Alila Hotel Jakarta
• Allson Residence Hotel Jakarta
• Amaris Hotel Mangga Besar
• Arion Swiss-Belhotel Kemang Jakarta
• Aryaduta Hotel Jakarta
• Ascott Jakarta Hotel
• Aston At Kuningan Suites
• Aston Cengkareng City Hotel & Conference Center Jakarta
• Aston Marina Hotel & Residence Jakarta
• Aston Pluit Hotel & Residence
• Aston Rasuna Residence Jakarta
• Best Western Mangga Dua Hotel & Residence
• Borobudur Hotel Jakarta
• Cempaka Jaya Hotel Jakarta
• Ciputra Hotel Jakarta
• Crowne Plaza Hotel Jakarta
• Fave Hotel Pasar Baru
• Favehotel Pluit Junction
• Favehotel Wahid Hasyim Jakarta
• Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta
• Fraser Residence Jakarta
• Gran Melia Hotel Jakarta
• Grand Cempaka Jakarta Hotel
• Grand Hyatt Hotel Jakarta
• Grandkemang Hotel Jakarta
• Harris Tebet Hotel Jakarta
• Hotel Apartment Cempaka Sunter
• Hotel Gran Mahakam Jakarta
• Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta
• Hotel Mulia Senayan Jakarta
• Hotel Santika Premiere Jakarta
• Hotel Sofyan Cikini Jakarta
• InterContinental Jakarta MidPlaza Hotel
• Jayakarta Hotel & Spa Jakarta
• JW Marriott Hotel Jakarta
• Keraton At The Plaza A Luxury Collection Hotel Jakarta
• Le Meridien Hotel Jakarta
• Lumire Hotel & Convention Center Jakarta
• Menara Peninsula Hotel Jakarta
• Millennium Hotel Sirih Jakarta
• Puri Casablanca Residence Jakarta
• Rasuna Icon Hotel Selatan
• Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta
• Shangri-La Hotel Jakarta
• Sheraton Bandara Jakarta
• Somerset Berlian Jakarta
• Somerset Grand Citra Jakarta
• The Akmani Hotel Jakarta
• The Dharmawangsa Hotel Jakarta
• The Mayflower Jakarta - Marriott Executive Apartments
• The Media Hotel & Towers Jakarta
• The Park Lane Hotel Jakarta
• The Ritz Carlton Hotel Jakarta - Mega Kuningan
• The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta Pacific Place Hotel
• The Sultan Hotel Jakarta
• Travellers Hotel Jakarta

Telecommunications in South Jakarta

Emergency numbers:

• Ambulance: 118.
• Police: 110.
• South Jakarta Police Station: Jalan Wijaya II, Tel.: +62 21 7206004, +62 21 7206011, +62 21 7221205.

List of hospitals with 24 hours emergency room (ER):

• RS Fatmawati, Jalan RS Fatmawati, Cilandak, Tel.: +62 21 7501524, Fax.: +62 21 7690123.
• RS Pusat Pertamina, Jl Kyai Maja No. 43 Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta 12120, Tel. +62 21 7219232, +62 21 7219366, +62 21 7219214, +62 21 7208693.
• RS Pondok Indah, Jl . Metro Duta Kav. UE, Tel.: +62 21 765 7525, Fax. +62 21 750 2324.
• RS Metropolitan Medical Centre (MMC) Jalan Rasuna Said Kav. C-21 Kuningan, Tel.: +62 21 5203435, Fax.: +62 21 5203417.
• RS Medistra, Jl . Gatot Subroto Kay. 59 Jakarta 12950, Tel. +62 21 5210200, +62 21 5210212, +62 21 5210214. Fax: +62 21 5210184.
• RS Jakarta, Jl . Jend. Sudirman Kav. 49, Tel.: +62 21 573 2241, +62 21 573 2243. Fax.: +62 21 571 0249.

Where to go next after South Jakarta

• In East Jakarta, you can find the Taman Mini theme park, which is centred around the culture of Indonesia and its provinces.
• The spacious campus of the University of Indonesia can be found just south of the city in Depok.
• About 60 kilometers south of Jakarta is the city of Bogor, known for its extensive botanical gardens.

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