Jakarta’s culinary landscape continues to flourish with a host of new establishments offering diverse and innovative dining experiences. Here are some noteworthy additions to the city’s vibrant food scene:
Jullien: Modern French Charm
Located in Pacific Place Mall, Jullien brings a contemporary twist to classic French cuisine. Opened in October 2025, this bistro offers a seamless transition from breakfast to dinner, featuring dishes like Eggs Benedict, Foie Gras with banana mille-feuille, and Duck Confit. The interior, inspired by French artist Jean Jullien, combines bold colors with wooden textures, creating a playful yet refined atmosphere.
Butter Baby: A Cosmic Dessert Experience
For those with a sweet tooth, Butter Baby in Blok M offers an immersive, cosmic-themed dessert experience. Designed by Harry Nuriev of Crosby Studios, the parlor features surreal furnishings and whimsical elements like floating pastries. The menu, crafted by Chef Dedy Sutan Supriady, reimagines traditional Southeast Asian treats with a futuristic twist, including creations like Mallow Yuzu Baby and Chocolate Nebula.
ERRE & Urrechu: Authentic Spanish Flavors
Bringing authentic Spanish cuisine to Jakarta, ERRE & Urrechu opened its doors at Gran Meliá Jakarta in June 2025. Led by acclaimed Basque chef Iñigo Urrechu, the restaurant emphasizes live-fire grilling and Northern Spanish dishes. Head Chef Alejandro García Martín ensures a dining experience rooted in Basque heritage, focusing on quality ingredients and precise techniques.
Yakiniku Futago Izakaya: Japanese Grilling Tradition
Japanese restaurant chain Yakiniku Futago Izakaya made its Indonesian debut in September 2025 at Wisma KEIAI, Central Jakarta. Known for its premium izakaya experience and signature wagyu dishes, the establishment offers an authentic taste of Japanese grilling traditions.
Champ Resto’s Trio: Ra Cha, Gokana, and Platinum
In September 2025, Champ Resto Indonesia expanded its portfolio by opening three new dining spots—Ra Cha, Gokana, and Platinum—at Lippo Mall Nusantara. These establishments cater to a variety of tastes, offering everything from Thai-style suki to Japanese cuisine and Western dishes.
These new venues reflect Jakarta’s dynamic and ever-evolving dining scene, offering residents and visitors a plethora of options to explore and enjoy.