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New Tables in Jakarta – March 2026

New Tables in Jakarta – March 2026

Here are our recommendations for five relatively new restaurants, eateries, cafes and bars in Jakarta for this month.

Looking for new places to indulge your Epicurean delights? Well, Indonesia Expat got you covered. There have been numerous new restaurants, eateries, cafes and bars that have recently joined the already diverse and iconic Jakarta culinary scene. Still, the five below are some of the new taverns that we recommend are worth trying. Each of them possesses a distinctive style and is worthy of consideration, whether for a solo foodie experience or a celebratory feast with friends, family and loved ones.

New Tables in Jakarta – Carpenter's Bakehouse
Carpenter’s Bakehouse

Carpenter’s Bakehouse

A classy pastry restaurant has recently graced the city: Carpenter’s Bakehouse. With a tagline “Taste the Gold Standard”, this French bakehouse, owned by former Michelin-starred pastry chef Chef Alex, uses ingredients that are 100% artisanal French butter with no added sugar, making the aroma even more delicious and inviting. The texture of the pastries, hence, is flaky, airy, delicate and incredibly comforting. Croissant varieties here include almond croissants, butter croissants, smoked beef and cheese, pain au chocolat, gallette de rois and a warming cappuccino to complement the diner’s pastry delights. 

  • Address: Jl. Lauser No.36, RT.11/RW.3, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta
  • WhatsApp:  +62 81318800037‬
  • Instagram: @carpenters.jkt
New Tables in Jakarta – Uma Oma Heritage
Uma Oma Heritage

Uma Oma Heritage

Have you ever imagined being warmly welcomed by an 80-year-old grandmother upon entering a modern cafe? That’s the unique experience offered by Uma Oma Cafe, an inspiring cafe that empowers seniors to continue working. Following the success of its first outlet in Blok M, Uma Oma now offers a new concept called Uma Oma Heritage in the Menteng area of ​​South Jakarta. What makes this place even more special is that over 50% of the staff are grandmothers who remain passionate about their work despite their advanced age. Interior-wise, the simple yet elegant semi-industrial room concept, combined with the friendliness of the grandmothers who work here, makes every corner suitable as an aesthetic photo spot. As for the food, one of the must-try dishes at Uma Oma Heritage is Itiak Lado Mudo: a duck dish with Minangkabau green chilli sauce, offering both spicy and savoury flavours.

  • Address: Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No.40, Menteng, Central Jakarta 
  • WhatsApp:  +62 811-1010-9929
  • Instagram: @umaoma.heritage
New Tables in Jakarta – Arancia Cafe
Arancia Cafe

Arancia Cafe

Looking for a cosy cafe with good coffee and food? Arancia Cafe is the answer! Even though this cafe first opened its doors back in the year 2025, Arancia Cafe has gained more traction since then and, as of the year 2026, has increasingly turned into one of the most beloved hangout spots in the youthful Bendungan Hilir neighbourhood. Acclaimed for its affordable price and unpretentious atmosphere, some of the must-try signature dishes at Arancia Cafe are Arancia Chicken Noodle, which is bakmi keriting garnished by Lithuanian chicken and pakcoy, and Arancia Shin Ramyun, which is spicy Shin Ramyun (Korean instant noodle) cooked in Arancia style and complemented with egg and pakcoy. Meanwhile, one of the most popular signature drinks at the moment is Arancia Cafe’s picture-worthy Strawberry Matcha Oat Latte.

  • Address: Jl Danau Limboto C1/4a, Bendungan Hilir, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta
  • Instagram: @aranciacafejkt
PATS X
PATS X

PATS X

After two years as an icon of Jakarta’s nightlife, House of PATS is now back with a new version: PATS X. Introduced as an evolution of the same nightlife spirit, but with a bolder and more modern twist, PATS X exudes a new energy that combines advanced audio-visual technology with the signature PATS atmosphere that has become beloved by many Jakarta partygoers. With a larger capacity and a concept that directly appeals to young people, PATS X is poised to become the number one Gen-Z club in the city. Featuring a high-end bar experience, all the drinks at PATS X are curated from top-shelf options, from whiskey to beer. There are also signature cocktails inspired by global pop icons like Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber, the price of which is relatively affordable for specifically the young, stylish and Instagram-obsessed.

  • Address: Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur No.41A, Karet Tengsin, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta
  • WhatsApp: +62 85280005124‬
  • Instagram: @pats.sudirman
Vault Jakarta
Vault Jakarta
Vault Jakarta

Vault Jakarta represents a fusion of contemporary aesthetics and musical brilliance. The venue itself already sets the stage for unforgettable experiences where music, atmosphere and emotions converge. Meanwhile, the brand essence of Vault Jakarta can be encapsulated in its tagline “We’re All the Way Up,” underscoring its commitment to crafting an elevated nightlife experience. Some of its bar’s signature cocktails are SACA TONIC, which is a concoction made of spiced rum, Java beer and mint syrup, and JAVA TEA, which is a mixture of rum, Java tea, orange liqueur, peach syrup and lemon juice. As for the food, Vault Jakarta’s privé platters are not to be missed, particularly the Cold Cuts Platter: Jamón Serrano, Bresaola (air-dried, salted beef), Soppressata (salume), Mortadella (large salume made of finely hashed or ground cured pork), Pastrami, green olives, parmesan, croutons and cherry tomatoes.

  • Address: Multivision Tower, 25th Floor, Jl. Kuningan Mulia Lot 9B, Karet Kuningan, Setiabudi, South Jakarta
  • WhatsApp:  +62 85222222081‬
  • Instagram: @vault.jakarta

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