The malls here will be always the same. The lower ground is always food and supermarket. The food court will be on the higher or top floor with cinema. In between are clothes, shoes, furniture and sporadic higher price restaurants. I think most of Asia will be on this floor arrangement template 😂. At least that how I see in several SEA countries and East Asia countries like China, Japan and Korea. In Indonesia, malls is basically our weekend gateway as everything is available inside. We even have soft air gun shooting range inside it 🤣
@@AdamVenturesTravel there is one available at Kuningan City Mall, Kuningan (M7 Tactical) and Bella Terra Lifestyle Center Kelapa Gading (Predatorland Airsoft). I have never been to Predatorland, IIRC M7 Tactical was like $7/$8 entry fee (ex guns/gears rent)
This also culture shock for me when I arrived in the US, cause I used to have a mall like this in Indonesia, but in the US its very rare to have big giant mall like we have in Asia.
@@AdamVenturesTravel no on the contrary we kinda want sad malls here in 🇮🇩 we are so accustomed to not having fun activities outside malls. There weren't many options to go for recreational purposes other than malls. So instead of making free or affordable fun places to go, more malls were established. And that explains why you see ALOT of malls in Indonesia especially Jakarta.
@@AdamVenturesTravel couldnt agree more, getting used to have 1 mall where everything you were looking for in 1 place. In the US I need to go to staples just to find stationery and driving to another place to find groceries 😅
@@AdamVenturesTravel I saw videos of many dead malls in US, also there are many malls in Jakarta that is in decline of stores and visitors. Will be dead soon depending on management.
Perhaps it's because we don't 'walk around' outside. It's too hot and they don't plan the city like that. Also at some part of the city, the pavement isn't well maintained and it's just too dangerous because of the vehicles around
Not agree. I love to walk every town I go. And yes, Indonesian ppl too lazy too walk. The only person I know love to walk is my brother. I teach my children to use their feet than use transportation. More healthy and more human.
@@akademiquaqui i love to walk too, but not gonna lie the pavements and all are just shitty in some cities. sometimes people parked their motorcycles on the pavement too, and don't even get me started with the catcalls from random dude
Having lived in Jakarta, Manila, and now Bangkok, I can confirm that this has ALOT to do with the weather, the lack of good quality green space, and lack of well maintained cultural centres (e.g. musuems). Sadly, most people have to fall back on malls as only the rich can afford to go to local places where you can access such things that are typically much easier to access in more developed countries. After the initial glitz is well worn, it becomes abit soul-less and just a place to buy stuff and enjoy the aircon.
Having art museums, regular music concerts, libraries, city park-styled event at malls? The obstacles could be the annual cost and lack of people's interest in stuffs like that.
The lack quality of green space ?? really ?? Merdeka square was one of largest square in the world , and there are many museum across jakarta like National Museum, Wayang Museum,Textile Museum, National Gallery museum etc . Only rich can afford it ?? really ?? The store should be closed then and where they get money to maintenance the building duh ...
@@APmyre No hate here but even looking beyond comparison of m2, it is the poor design & maintenance of open green spaces and places of art that really makes such places less attractive for city dwellers in the SE Asia cities that I mention. Most parks have poor types of grass that are not comfortable to rest upon (I appreciate hardy grass is needed for hotter climates) and coverage is barely 60/70% with large patches of bare soil that no one can utilise. Children’s play areas are limited, old, and sometimes dangerous due to lack of maintenance. As for museums, they just don’t have public funds to hold a frequent series of quality exhibitions as entrance fees are suppressed and creates a circular effect. Sad truth for those (rightly) proud of their country but it is what it is.
@@ankokunokayoubi certainly the lack of public funds (most are run by governments) is a big cause as they can’t design/maintain such facilities and governments always suppress entrance fees. I don’t think it’s a lack of interest as many locals travel far to places like Yogyakarta/Chiangmai/CCP venues in the Philippines, but out of reach for many without funds.
Well the malls in our culture is kind of recreation 😄 hang out no purchase,it's chilling since the temperature is hot outside ,seeing goods is so pleasing only for that purpose
Dulu juga gw sering liat orang2 ke mall nonton jkt48 mereka ga beli2 apa2 di mall kelar perform ya pulang,makan kemungkinan di luar mall atau di parkiran yg murah banget
Cinema, church, gym, events like Jakarta Fashion Week and live music, kids playground like Kidzania, timezone etc, campus, language courses, visa app office, seminar, salon, beauty clinic, massage center, exhibition even aquarium n safari. So yes, mall is our fave weekend getaway 😁
It's the hot and humid weather, we can get free air-conditioning in the malls that's why our malls are usually huge with lots of people just walking around during the day time, but during the night time they will be more people outdoors xD
About the egg. In Japan, the eggs are sorted thoroughly since they were picked up from the farm. Japanesse eat raw eggs with hot rice and the salmonella worries are almost none. In Indonesia, though, sorting eggs since the farm is not that common. So... But im sure in the mall that big the kitchens need to reach a certain level of quality so maybe it's alright.
eggs boiled like the one on the video most likely already kill the salmonella no need special eggs, they are actually pretty easy to kill… but yeah not all eggs are infected with salmonella, google says 1 out of 20 000 eggs are contaminated, in indonesia probably just bit more than that.. and don’t forget the egg in some restaurants like ramen restaurants are pasteurized.
yeah, cooking eggs like that tend to be risky in Indo because we dont have the quality control and accountability system that Japan has (I heard you can even scan barcodes and find out which exact farm the animal product you're buying is from). Therefore, runny eggs tend to be only at classy places. While RamenYa isnt quite classy price-wise, they're definitely gunning for quality on par with the real expensives (think Hakkata Ikkousha, Marugame). That said, in all my years cooking runny eggs at home I've never been poisoned probably because I only buy pricier eggs. Then again, years of eating street food cooked over literal sewer drains might've contributed to the ol immune system...
@@ChemySh I think it because you have cooked it before. I read somewhere salmonella can't survive in high temperature. And Indonesian kids, me included, back then eat half cooked runny egg every day (I don't know if today parents still make those), it is a cheap and good source of protein and vitamin.
You hv everything in Indonesia Mall. These are the list of something maybe not exist in the US malls; church, gym, university (yes university inside the mall). 😄😄
@@AdamVenturesTravel another spot to try is street foodcourt beside Ibis Budget Hotel in Menteng. I think they’ll start to open at 6 PM. The first lamb satay you see is a must try.
Sabang is a rather poor street food experience. The street is crowded and the roads are dirty and sticky and smelly. Also rather noisy. Really poor cleanliness for Jakarta. Literally anywhere else is better.
My friend's church is in a mall. One near my workplace has a hotel inside with gym and pool. And I train for ice skating in a mall. Mall isn't just about shopping or weekend getaways, it's a one stop activity from lunch to entertainment to groceries. Our mall culture is very different indeed.
when i was a kid, i used to go to the mall alone (kota kasablanka) without even bringing any money (or a small amount, like under 50k), i just wanted to walk around and chill because i was bored home alone (the mall was close, just a 10 min walk), and spend my time in the bookstore. i didn't feel the need to buy anything, i just wanted to explore, take pics, etc. this was how i spent my me time, lol
When I visited a friend at Thailand we went to a mall when it was raining to play board games at a board game cafe, it was pretty nice, no pressure to buy anything. Malls in Asia seem very different.
Mal di indonesia, khususnya di jakarta, seperti umumnya mal di negara" asia lainnya, adalah tempat hang out yg terfavorit utk keluarga... Tanpa berpanas" kita bisa jalan", makan, melihat pemandangan, mengajak anak bermain dalam wahana main anak, dll......lengkap......dan mal" asia mmg cantik".....tdk monoton dan kaku tapi ada nilai estetikanya. Karena disanalah daya tarik mal utk menjaring pengunjung. Selamat datang di indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩💖💖💖
@@AdamVenturesTravel in Jakarta, malls are insanely big. It's basically the second place people live. In surabaya although big, it's not as crazy big as in Jakarta. And not as many, with less crowd.
This makes me miss this mall more. I used to work in a broadcast company which office is attached with the mall. So I went to this mall almost every day. (only just passing through coz we have connecting door) 😅 nice vlog
But if u go to Cherry Hill Mall, in New Jersey, King of Prusia in Pennsylvania or American Mall in Minnesota, the atmosphere almost is same...n in USA there is a lot of Premiun Outlet where also American do as same as Indonesian do, sight seeing n eating with family n friends, specially on weekend, but Indonesian is not every week do shopping at big supermarket coz they can buy at Alfamart n Indomart or "warung" where is close from thier house, just walk. In USA, on weekend people go to Walmart, Shoprite, Kroger, Costco, Sam's Club, Aldi, Acme, Wholefood, Trader Joe's, Asian Supermarkets ,is so crowded, n if u drive it's not easy to get parking spot...
This video popped up on my recommendation section and out of curiosity decided to check it out. Certain malls also assigned as Public Service Mall where you can extend the period of your driving license, so you don’t need to go to the designated police station to do it. The one I went to also had food court/restaurants and Cinema and other things like regular malls do.
@@AdamVenturesTravel Idk. We use egg yolk from free-range chicken/local breed chicken. Mix the egg yolk with hot milk or hot jamu. You can search about Jamu more.
@@AdamVenturesTravel raw egg without anything is totally dangerous, but in STMJ is not totally raw because we use hot water and there are some enzymes/protease from ginger.
Malls are popular here, even for just walking around, mainly because of the weather, its hot most of the day even at night sometimes, and people just go for the aircon, thats why theres so much people even if we have nice green space in our city, like parks or something, it doesnt change the fact that we live in a tropical country, and walking around outside is not worth it
If you still in jakarta, i wrote some place you can go to in jakarta. For add if you want to street food near senayan city, you can go to blok m square or some local cafe m block space you can use busway or MRT the cheap way around jakarta
Senayan City is still affordable although it is more on the list of high-end mall. Plaza Senayan on the other hand, is way up. You can see fancy branded stores there. My campus was close by so my friends and I used to go there by bus but man do we ever touch anything. Feel broke even just looking at them displays 😂
I am wake up this noon, then i open my ytube acc and getting shock when your video was on my RUclips homepage. And for a moment I thought, why is Jared Leto walking around in the mall? I wash my face, and then laughed a lot 😂 lemme sleep again HAHAHA LOL
We don't have many parks where we can hang out in. We don't do things outdoors too much either. We go to malls instead, for spending times with family and friends. Even though, it's been years since I went to a mall, even before the pandemic hit.
In the Philippines there are also a lot of malls. I wish the government build some recreational area though outside of these malls and make parts of cities as Pedestrian and Bicycle friendly.
I guess it's a common problem in SEA where cities are just initially not planned well, it's really sad to see. Especially if you've been abroad and seen and learned different things, then you see some people back home saying that "we're the best" but never stepped foot outside of their countries...
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You ate Japanese noodle, that’s also Japanese egg 😀. Indonesian do not cook egg like that. You saw soju at Denny’s menu. Soju = Korean beer. Malls in Asia including Indonesia are very similar but very different than malls in the States 😀.
Not only because of the weather but also because of the limitation of public transportation, unlike in Developed countries where you have underground MRT where stations can be reached by walking and can reach various places. In Indonesia, there's only 1 line far from the residence. They put on stations in office areas and entertainment areas. I don't mean there's no alternative other than MRT, but mostly they are low-quality transportation, and there are a lot of thieves too. That's why it's rare for people to walk around outside.
Les gooo my dude I'm from Indonesia and I hope u have fun in senayan my dude selamat makan Aslo if u want to visit a mall in Indonesia I reccomend u go a bit early so u get a park in spot
In the weekends we usually move from place to place. From a mall to a coffee shop and then find something to eat, probably street food and then if there's still time me and my friends often take the highway and go around Jakarta at night and see the buildings light up from afar. It's amazing
In Indonesia having a trip outside is quite dangerous with many thugs and scammers around and too much pollution thats why its common to have big malls for shops and restaurants to visit to be safer and other indoor shop places while in America or overseas its safer to walk around town
U could go to mall, get some calories by eat, and burn that calories by walking around. i suggest u to visit Grand Indonesia Mall or Mall of Indonesia. Its a huge place to spend time for weekend
I always dream of vitamins, supplements and protein powder from USA here in Indonesia. There are some available but the prices are almost always ASTRONOMICAL.
i am indonesian and i always eat indomie with half boiled egg sometimes 1/3 boiled and i found out about samonella when my foreigner friend asked me about it and i ate half boiled egg since im a kid and i never had salmonella before nor knowing about it so yes for me myself eggs is safe even if its 1/3 boiled
Malls in Indonesia = extra giant Macy's Dept. Store which has almost everything from boutiques,films (or theatres whichever word you use),kids playground,cheap food stalls, cafes, expensive chain restaurants, Starbucks (some even have three in the same place >> I'm looking at you, Surabaya Tunjungan Plaza!),chemist (pharmacy/drugstore), and some giant supermarket. Most malls in Indonesia are air-conditioned given the ultra humid and hot climate. I hope you enjoy your stay here!
Some of the mall in Indonesia, trying to put culture inside to attract more people to come&visit mall as a place for family times. Sometimes you will see fashion show event inside the mall, kind of promotion strategy for start up business for fashion products or non fashion products. By the way, I don't know why when every body eating noodle&it's kind (ramen, etc) makes me want to eating them too 😁 Nice combination the hot&the fine spice in a ramen's bowl 😁 Have a nice day enjoying Indonesian mall, may be we can meet in Surabaya someday. Stay healthy
@@AdamVenturesTravelYep, we'll get into dry season on these months. Is it the first time for you to live in Jakarta? I mean the temperature will increase on May - August, and it's so damn hot especially in daylight.
Dude be careful when you record yourself on the motorcycle... There are a lot of robbery in street.... They would just snatch right away your gadget from your hand while they pass at you
From my thoughts, I'll compare between Mall of America in Minnesota and in here feels like in USA it does have lot stuff there especially foods, electronics and more, but the good thing is its not really that crowded as much as in Jakarta.
I was in Jakarta a few months ago and when I bought stuff like "Polo" or "Ralph Lauren" boxers or shirts they had threads dangling from them and stuff. I wonder if these products are all imitations even in the fancy stores in the mall? And if so, where can you actually get the authentic good brands?
I'm from indonesia and currently lives in jakarta and these malls are cool ig, and the foods are pretty good, one thing i really like is that they have these arcade games and one thing i REALLY LIKE about them is 90% of them has this thing called "WMMT" and its a really cool racing game
We just went to Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, Washington, well it's nice, it's rather different but not too much, and it closed at 8pm 😀 while it's still bright ☺️
If I get the chance to travel, I'll eat Indonesian food when Indonesia, Japanese food when in Japan, Thai if in Thailand. I won't eat copycat food from overseas. Just indigenous, native cuisine.
Saya ke mall untuk jalan-jalan, nonton film, makan-makan, antar anak lomba mewarnai. For buying stuff, I prefer in other place for good price 🥰 sorry mall.
oh my god. i was just ranting about malls a few days ago. i'm from jakarta and goes to university in the US and i'm ashamed to say i'm so deprived of jakarta-level malls over there😭 back here you can just go to a mall to get food and look at anything when you're bored, in the US you HAVE to have a goal when you go to a mall, or else you'll _get_ bored.
I'm not a fan of mall sightseeing cause I feel like that's just an illusion or mirage kind of thing 😂 Man, I wish Indonesia has more open public space with lots of greeneries to combat the hot weather. That'll be really nice. Nice vlog though. Your vlog popped up on my RUclips recommended vids. Maybe because my office is nearby? I was a screaming inside when you said you didnt find any food on the high floor, lol😂. Man that's where the foodcourt is. But the LG floor also has various restaurant. Btw ramen ya is actually not a really nice choice IMO 😂, you could try Hakata Ikkousha on the next visit. Have a nice stay in Jkt!
our economies are mainly supported by the informal sector, unlike the formal state's economy. thus, shopping malls are waaay more expensive than shopping at the informal shops and markets.
@@AdamVenturesTravel yea, tax regulation here does not target people in the lower income bracket, neither it targets the micro and small bussiness. Goods sold in the shopping malls are taxed with 10% rate.
Jakarta might have lots of malls, but the biggest one are in Surabaya. Pakuwon Mall (not Pakuwon City) ranks as the largest in Indonesia, while Tunjungan is the 2nd largest.
@@AdamVenturesTravel They revamped the food court a few years ago. Now imo it’s one of the fanciest food court mall in town. Ngl, it kinda gives you fancy hotel restaurant vibes. I’d just sit there for hours with my KFC wings lol
Yoo I go to that cooking class! Place is nice, menus are good, the instructors are all very nice! Tho the price for the class is kinda pricey, worth it tho-
The malls here will be always the same. The lower ground is always food and supermarket. The food court will be on the higher or top floor with cinema. In between are clothes, shoes, furniture and sporadic higher price restaurants. I think most of Asia will be on this floor arrangement template 😂. At least that how I see in several SEA countries and East Asia countries like China, Japan and Korea. In Indonesia, malls is basically our weekend gateway as everything is available inside. We even have soft air gun shooting range inside it 🤣
so good to know! thanks! soft air gun would be so fun!
dah lama gak ke mall
Unless you go to a "food mall" setup like Citos, Citiwalk, or even Kota Kasablanka with its heavy ground floor setup.
Same like Hong Kong
@@AdamVenturesTravel there is one available at Kuningan City Mall, Kuningan (M7 Tactical) and Bella Terra Lifestyle Center Kelapa Gading (Predatorland Airsoft). I have never been to Predatorland, IIRC M7 Tactical was like $7/$8 entry fee (ex guns/gears rent)
This also culture shock for me when I arrived in the US, cause I used to have a mall like this in Indonesia, but in the US its very rare to have big giant mall like we have in Asia.
Yes, very rare, Mall in the US are.. kinda sad.. haha
@@AdamVenturesTravel no on the contrary we kinda want sad malls here in 🇮🇩 we are so accustomed to not having fun activities outside malls. There weren't many options to go for recreational purposes other than malls. So instead of making free or affordable fun places to go, more malls were established. And that explains why you see ALOT of malls in Indonesia especially Jakarta.
@@seekerof-ilm-deen there are many mall like in North American or European in 3rd or 5th Indonesian cities .
@@AdamVenturesTravel couldnt agree more, getting used to have 1 mall where everything you were looking for in 1 place. In the US I need to go to staples just to find stationery and driving to another place to find groceries 😅
@@AdamVenturesTravel I saw videos of many dead malls in US, also there are many malls in Jakarta that is in decline of stores and visitors. Will be dead soon depending on management.
Perhaps it's because we don't 'walk around' outside. It's too hot and they don't plan the city like that. Also at some part of the city, the pavement isn't well maintained and it's just too dangerous because of the vehicles around
Don't forget motorcycle on pavement
@@kucinghitam4322 don’t forget kopaja on pavement :p
Don't forget the damn dusts/ street pollution.
Not agree. I love to walk every town I go. And yes, Indonesian ppl too lazy too walk. The only person I know love to walk is my brother. I teach my children to use their feet than use transportation. More healthy and more human.
@@akademiquaqui i love to walk too, but not gonna lie the pavements and all are just shitty in some cities. sometimes people parked their motorcycles on the pavement too, and don't even get me started with the catcalls from random dude
haha when Adam said “looks like there’s no food up” I was screaming to the screen “noooo that’s literally where the food court is”
😂😂 thats too funny! well I'm glad you were.. very engaged in watching my video haha!
me too!!! Malls in Jakarta have their food courts on the 5th/6th floor 😂😂
Having lived in Jakarta, Manila, and now Bangkok, I can confirm that this has ALOT to do with the weather, the lack of good quality green space, and lack of well maintained cultural centres (e.g. musuems). Sadly, most people have to fall back on malls as only the rich can afford to go to local places where you can access such things that are typically much easier to access in more developed countries. After the initial glitz is well worn, it becomes abit soul-less and just a place to buy stuff and enjoy the aircon.
Having art museums, regular music concerts, libraries, city park-styled event at malls? The obstacles could be the annual cost and lack of people's interest in stuffs like that.
The lack quality of green space ?? really ?? Merdeka square was one of largest square in the world , and there are many museum across jakarta like National Museum, Wayang Museum,Textile Museum, National Gallery museum etc .
Only rich can afford it ?? really ?? The store should be closed then and where they get money to maintenance the building duh ...
@@dyahwijaya1641 well compared to developed countries, in Indonesia we have much less open green space indeed
@@APmyre No hate here but even looking beyond comparison of m2, it is the poor design & maintenance of open green spaces and places of art that really makes such places less attractive for city dwellers in the SE Asia cities that I mention. Most parks have poor types of grass that are not comfortable to rest upon (I appreciate hardy grass is needed for hotter climates) and coverage is barely 60/70% with large patches of bare soil that no one can utilise. Children’s play areas are limited, old, and sometimes dangerous due to lack of maintenance. As for museums, they just don’t have public funds to hold a frequent series of quality exhibitions as entrance fees are suppressed and creates a circular effect. Sad truth for those (rightly) proud of their country but it is what it is.
@@ankokunokayoubi certainly the lack of public funds (most are run by governments) is a big cause as they can’t design/maintain such facilities and governments always suppress entrance fees. I don’t think it’s a lack of interest as many locals travel far to places like Yogyakarta/Chiangmai/CCP venues in the Philippines, but out of reach for many without funds.
Well the malls in our culture is kind of recreation 😄 hang out no purchase,it's chilling since the temperature is hot outside ,seeing goods is so pleasing only for that purpose
Itu teori kalau bilang cuma lihat2 saja. Kenyataannya pasti ada saja yang dibeli. Kalau kata emak gw sih: obah bokonge, gogrok duite
@@Rin_Ario ah gw ngga tuh,gw ke mall paling ke gramed,ngga beli buku juga ga makan disitu juga
Dulu juga gw sering liat orang2 ke mall nonton jkt48 mereka ga beli2 apa2 di mall kelar perform ya pulang,makan kemungkinan di luar mall atau di parkiran yg murah banget
@@Rin_Ario ngga juga ah, tergantung orangnya. Bisa2 aja kok nahan diri cm window shopping doang. Paling banter jg beli minum doang.
@@aaadin7257 ke fx ngapain kalo ga urusan jeketi? Ga ada apa2nya disono wkwk
Cinema, church, gym, events like Jakarta Fashion Week and live music, kids playground like Kidzania, timezone etc, campus, language courses, visa app office, seminar, salon, beauty clinic, massage center, exhibition even aquarium n safari. So yes, mall is our fave weekend getaway 😁
It's the hot and humid weather, we can get free air-conditioning in the malls that's why our malls are usually huge with lots of people just walking around during the day time, but during the night time they will be more people outdoors xD
makes so much sense!
Not really dude. In Jakarta, the air is humid and hot even at night, so I still prefer to stay inside.
About the egg. In Japan, the eggs are sorted thoroughly since they were picked up from the farm. Japanesse eat raw eggs with hot rice and the salmonella worries are almost none. In Indonesia, though, sorting eggs since the farm is not that common. So...
But im sure in the mall that big the kitchens need to reach a certain level of quality so maybe it's alright.
ahh, interesting! thanks for the info!
eggs boiled like the one on the video most likely already kill the salmonella no need special eggs, they are actually pretty easy to kill… but yeah not all eggs are infected with salmonella, google says 1 out of 20 000 eggs are contaminated, in indonesia probably just bit more than that.. and don’t forget the egg in some restaurants like ramen restaurants are pasteurized.
yeah, cooking eggs like that tend to be risky in Indo because we dont have the quality control and accountability system that Japan has (I heard you can even scan barcodes and find out which exact farm the animal product you're buying is from).
Therefore, runny eggs tend to be only at classy places. While RamenYa isnt quite classy price-wise, they're definitely gunning for quality on par with the real expensives (think Hakkata Ikkousha, Marugame).
That said, in all my years cooking runny eggs at home I've never been poisoned probably because I only buy pricier eggs. Then again, years of eating street food cooked over literal sewer drains might've contributed to the ol immune system...
*MAYBE*
@@ChemySh I think it because you have cooked it before. I read somewhere salmonella can't survive in high temperature. And Indonesian kids, me included, back then eat half cooked runny egg every day (I don't know if today parents still make those), it is a cheap and good source of protein and vitamin.
Bcus outside ... Its too hot ...
In rainy season nobody need a heater bcus it still hot sometime
You hv everything in Indonesia Mall. These are the list of something maybe not exist in the US malls; church, gym, university (yes university inside the mall). 😄😄
university in mall!? I have to see!
@@AdamVenturesTravel ruclips.net/video/Fc_HXKND7EM/видео.html
podomoro university in central park (CP)
Binus in fX Sudirman. Also, u can watch a popular idol group called JKT48 there almost every single day.
Hospital lol we have hospital in the mall and cinema, perfect waiting place 👌
If you're still in Jakarta, try Street Foods in Sarinah. They open around 17.00 pm. You can eat Satay at the corner of Sabang Street.
thanks for the suggestion!
Or inside the New Sarinah mall itself, their foodcourt is exclusively for Indonesian cuisine from all over the region
@@AdamVenturesTravel another spot to try is street foodcourt beside Ibis Budget Hotel in Menteng. I think they’ll start to open at 6 PM. The first lamb satay you see is a must try.
Sabang is a rather poor street food experience. The street is crowded and the roads are dirty and sticky and smelly. Also rather noisy. Really poor cleanliness for Jakarta. Literally anywhere else is better.
that's a legit beautiful mall😍TY for showing that!
It really is! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I love going to mall in weekend...just walk around and get some nice, filling lunch like you do. Favorite Indonesian activities.
me too! its such a nice thing to do!
My friend's church is in a mall. One near my workplace has a hotel inside with gym and pool. And I train for ice skating in a mall.
Mall isn't just about shopping or weekend getaways, it's a one stop activity from lunch to entertainment to groceries. Our mall culture is very different indeed.
when i was a kid, i used to go to the mall alone (kota kasablanka) without even bringing any money (or a small amount, like under 50k), i just wanted to walk around and chill because i was bored home alone (the mall was close, just a 10 min walk), and spend my time in the bookstore. i didn't feel the need to buy anything, i just wanted to explore, take pics, etc. this was how i spent my me time, lol
When I visited a friend at Thailand we went to a mall when it was raining to play board games at a board game cafe, it was pretty nice, no pressure to buy anything. Malls in Asia seem very different.
Mal di indonesia, khususnya di jakarta, seperti umumnya mal di negara" asia lainnya, adalah tempat hang out yg terfavorit utk keluarga... Tanpa berpanas" kita bisa jalan", makan, melihat pemandangan, mengajak anak bermain dalam wahana main anak, dll......lengkap......dan mal" asia mmg cantik".....tdk monoton dan kaku tapi ada nilai estetikanya. Karena disanalah daya tarik mal utk menjaring pengunjung. Selamat datang di indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩💖💖💖
Yes, they are a really nice place to hang out! and thank you for the warm welcome!
i missed going to the senayan city for fashion week! the anual jakarta fashion week held in this mall 🥳
well i'm glad my video was able to bring you back there!
Well online shopping doesnt guarenteed the quality of product,it could be not original product 😑 going to mall or trusted store still the best options
Malls in US mostly 2 floors only
And always sane store not like in Indonesia so complete and we can find food around the world
true, only 2 foods, and mostly chain restaurants in USA.. kind of boring
@@AdamVenturesTravel in Jakarta, malls are insanely big. It's basically the second place people live. In surabaya although big, it's not as crazy big as in Jakarta. And not as many, with less crowd.
@@brahamwidjaja6387 bro the biggest mall in Indonesia is from Surabaya, wdym "it's not as crazy big as in Jakarta"😂😂
_5:01_ *Welcome to the city that never sleeps, with hundreds of eye pleasing malls* 🤩👍
yes, seriosusley!
I love the song you put on when you start to eat.. Such a joy that is so free
thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the song choice!
This makes me miss this mall more. I used to work in a broadcast company which office is attached with the mall. So I went to this mall almost every day. (only just passing through coz we have connecting door) 😅 nice vlog
glad you enjoyed it!
But if u go to Cherry Hill Mall, in New Jersey, King of Prusia in Pennsylvania or American Mall in Minnesota, the atmosphere almost is same...n in USA there is a lot of Premiun Outlet where also American do as same as Indonesian do, sight seeing n eating with family n friends, specially on weekend, but Indonesian is not every week do shopping at big supermarket coz they can buy at Alfamart n Indomart or "warung" where is close from thier house, just walk. In USA, on weekend people go to Walmart, Shoprite, Kroger, Costco, Sam's Club, Aldi, Acme, Wholefood, Trader Joe's, Asian Supermarkets ,is so crowded, n if u drive it's not easy to get parking spot...
Keep it up Adam! Hoping you're gonnna spend the best time in your life in Indonesia.
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This video popped up on my recommendation section and out of curiosity decided to check it out.
Certain malls also assigned as Public Service Mall where you can extend the period of your driving license, so you don’t need to go to the designated police station to do it. The one I went to also had food court/restaurants and Cinema and other things like regular malls do.
1:56 You should try raw egg yolk in Jamu (herb drink) or in STMJ drink (Susu/Milk, Telur/Egg, Madu/Honey, Jahe/Ginger)
Isn't raw egg dangerous?
@@AdamVenturesTravel Idk. We use egg yolk from free-range chicken/local breed chicken. Mix the egg yolk with hot milk or hot jamu.
You can search about Jamu more.
@@AdamVenturesTravel raw egg without anything is totally dangerous, but in STMJ is not totally raw because we use hot water and there are some enzymes/protease from ginger.
@@AdamVenturesTravel well if u are unlucky yes! about 1 out of 10 000 eggs are infected with salmonella. but they die in boiled water
Waw,nice vlog mr Sergio Ramos 👍😁
I'll take that as a compliment!😎
Malls are popular here, even for just walking around, mainly because of the weather, its hot most of the day even at night sometimes, and people just go for the aircon, thats why theres so much people
even if we have nice green space in our city, like parks or something, it doesnt change the fact that we live in a tropical country, and walking around outside is not worth it
If you still in jakarta, i wrote some place you can go to in jakarta. For add if you want to street food near senayan city, you can go to blok m square or some local cafe m block space you can use busway or MRT the cheap way around jakarta
thank you for all the recomendations!
Senayan City is still affordable although it is more on the list of high-end mall. Plaza Senayan on the other hand, is way up. You can see fancy branded stores there. My campus was close by so my friends and I used to go there by bus but man do we ever touch anything. Feel broke even just looking at them displays 😂
Same😢, kesana ama temen gw, lngsng ngerasa miskin bgt dia beli tas yg keliatannya normal, tpi harganya 6 jeti, mana gw pake sendal jepit, jdi gk brani megang ap2 krn tkt disuruh ganti😂
lmao anak kampus can relate
I am wake up this noon, then i open my ytube acc and getting shock when your video was on my RUclips homepage. And for a moment I thought, why is Jared Leto walking around in the mall? I wash my face, and then laughed a lot 😂 lemme sleep again HAHAHA LOL
haha, too funny! I had to look him up, but ya, I do kinda look like him!
We don't have many parks where we can hang out in. We don't do things outdoors too much either. We go to malls instead, for spending times with family and friends. Even though, it's been years since I went to a mall, even before the pandemic hit.
In the Philippines there are also a lot of malls. I wish the government build some recreational area though outside of these malls and make parts of cities as Pedestrian and Bicycle friendly.
I guess it's a common problem in SEA where cities are just initially not planned well, it's really sad to see. Especially if you've been abroad and seen and learned different things, then you see some people back home saying that "we're the best" but never stepped foot outside of their countries...
Used go there every week to attend church at top floor, the food was nice and many variant.
i did not know there was a church on the top floor, interesting!
a church in a mall? damn jakarta really is built different
Instead of wasting sometime looking for the food court you can always ask some people for direction, it's common thing in indonesia
I'll do that next time!
Welcome to indonesia mr adam.....ini jenis sea food makanan indonesia yg paling enk mr....nasi padang.nasi bebek.pecel lele.tempe penyet.soto.bakso.rawon.sop iga bkar.martabak telor.maartabak manis.sate .nasi goreng.mie goreng.dll.....coba mr
welcome to indonesia andd if you in jakarta just beware of flood in rainy season :D
enjoy your stay :D
thank you!
You ate Japanese noodle, that’s also Japanese egg 😀. Indonesian do not cook egg like that. You saw soju at Denny’s menu. Soju = Korean beer. Malls in Asia including Indonesia are very similar but very different than malls in the States 😀.
Ahh. I didn't know that was Japanese food! Haha
Not only because of the weather but also because of the limitation of public transportation, unlike in Developed countries where you have underground MRT where stations can be reached by walking and can reach various places. In Indonesia, there's only 1 line far from the residence. They put on stations in office areas and entertainment areas. I don't mean there's no alternative other than MRT, but mostly they are low-quality transportation, and there are a lot of thieves too. That's why it's rare for people to walk around outside.
that's my basecamp with friends to escape from boring class 😅😆👍👍
haha, nice! good basecamp!
Amazing vlog! I hope you enjoy your time in Indonesia
I am, thank you!
I remember when i was still a kid frequently go to mall with my parent to play in something like arcade and eat meal
Les gooo my dude I'm from Indonesia and I hope u have fun in senayan my dude selamat makan
Aslo if u want to visit a mall in Indonesia I reccomend u go a bit early so u get a park in spot
In the weekends we usually move from place to place. From a mall to a coffee shop and then find something to eat, probably street food and then if there's still time me and my friends often take the highway and go around Jakarta at night and see the buildings light up from afar. It's amazing
In Indonesia having a trip outside is quite dangerous with many thugs and scammers around and too much pollution thats why its common to have big malls for shops and restaurants to visit to be safer and other indoor shop places while in America or overseas its safer to walk around town
the mall you visited is senayan city
yes, very nice mall
U could go to mall, get some calories by eat, and burn that calories by walking around. i suggest u to visit Grand Indonesia Mall or Mall of Indonesia. Its a huge place to spend time for weekend
I always dream of vitamins, supplements and protein powder from USA here in Indonesia. There are some available but the prices are almost always ASTRONOMICAL.
Yes, its CRAZY! I feel like i got a good deal on this one, but it was still at least 30% more than it would be in the USA
@@AdamVenturesTravel damn, so it is THAT expensive
i am indonesian and i always eat indomie with half boiled egg sometimes 1/3 boiled and i found out about samonella when my foreigner friend asked me about it and i ate half boiled egg since im a kid and i never had salmonella before nor knowing about it so yes for me myself eggs is safe even if its 1/3 boiled
keep up the good work and always be happy, I like you have a video
Thank you, I will!
My office is next to that senayan city mall (sency). I had lunch alote there by a connection entrance by the same lobby bitween my office & that mall
ah, very cool!
Malls in Indonesia = extra giant Macy's Dept. Store which has almost everything from boutiques,films (or theatres whichever word you use),kids playground,cheap food stalls, cafes, expensive chain restaurants, Starbucks (some even have three in the same place >> I'm looking at you, Surabaya Tunjungan Plaza!),chemist (pharmacy/drugstore), and some giant supermarket. Most malls in Indonesia are air-conditioned given the ultra humid and hot climate.
I hope you enjoy your stay here!
Do you scan any QR code to get into the mall? We must scan those things for mall entrance. It's called PeduliLindungi
Yes i did have to scan that
Dang! I only been to senayan once and their mall is more classy than malls in west and central Jakarta.
Loved it!
I think its one of the nicer ones!
Maybe because indonesia is tropical country so we have that mall calture because almost every mall have air con while in america the weather is cold
I think so!
Some of the mall in Indonesia, trying to put culture inside to attract more people to come&visit mall as a place for family times. Sometimes you will see fashion show event inside the mall, kind of promotion strategy for start up business for fashion products or non fashion products.
By the way, I don't know why when every body eating noodle&it's kind (ramen, etc) makes me want to eating them too 😁
Nice combination the hot&the fine spice in a ramen's bowl 😁
Have a nice day enjoying Indonesian mall, may be we can meet in Surabaya someday. Stay healthy
Some of the best food I had in the Jakarta mall food court..
There’s another food court also at the top floor😊
I am getting that a lot in the comments.. I couldn't have been more wrong!
there are also some barbershops in senayan city
are you saying I need a haircut? 😜
@@AdamVenturesTravelYep, we'll get into dry season on these months. Is it the first time for you to live in Jakarta? I mean the temperature will increase on May - August, and it's so damn hot especially in daylight.
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What is the music in minutes 1:31 ? Is that Herp Albert?
I don't remember, but I found it on epidemic sounds
Dude be careful when you record yourself on the motorcycle... There are a lot of robbery in street....
They would just snatch right away your gadget from your hand while they pass at you
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From my thoughts, I'll compare between Mall of America in Minnesota and in here feels like in USA it does have lot stuff there especially foods, electronics and more, but the good thing is its not really that crowded as much as in Jakarta.
correct, not as crounded in USA, also, Mall of America is one of the biggest malls in America. Also, its close to where I live haha
The best food usually at the back of the mall building, hiding around small street and parking lot
good to know!
I'm watching this while I'm on a mall, I'm on Central Park in West Jakarta. Always been here since my childhood whenever its weekend xD.
I was in Jakarta a few months ago and when I bought stuff like "Polo" or "Ralph Lauren" boxers or shirts they had threads dangling from them and stuff. I wonder if these products are all imitations even in the fancy stores in the mall? And if so, where can you actually get the authentic good brands?
I love to see your vlog 😍
I'm from indonesia and currently lives in jakarta and these malls are cool ig, and the foods are pretty good, one thing i really like is that they have these arcade games and one thing i REALLY LIKE about them is 90% of them has this thing called "WMMT" and its a really cool racing game
Actually if you keep going up there is a rather newly renovated food court with good option of International foods
I didn't know that, thanks for the info!
Try the mall across the one you went to. Plaza Senayan. It’s less crowded and the food options are better, imho.
I enjoy watching your videos..love it
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First time watching American vlog about Jakardaaah... Wonder if many American tourists in Jakarta, even Indonesia. Welcome dude.
Thanks! 😃
We just went to Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, Washington, well it's nice, it's rather different but not too much, and it closed at 8pm 😀 while it's still bright ☺️
Move to states, honestly mall is one of thing I miss from my country 😞
bummer! Lots of really good parks at least in USA, well depending on the city..
where did you move to?
@@AdamVenturesTravel Rhode island, it's beautiful in here I won't deny but the malls are small and kinda boring
If I get the chance to travel, I'll eat Indonesian food when Indonesia, Japanese food when in Japan, Thai if in Thailand. I won't eat copycat food from overseas. Just indigenous, native cuisine.
I mostly do that too, but I have been in Indonesia for 5 months already, so it doesn't happen for EVERY single meal.. good rule to follow tho
Come to Kalimantan Barat (west borneo), it's not fancy place like jakarta, but you will not disappoint with the food
The reasons the mall in Jakarta become the place for people to hang out is due to the lack of public spaces so it's actually kinda sad.
Because open park outside is still very hot and humid... Malls got AC and it's nice haha
Saya ke mall untuk jalan-jalan, nonton film, makan-makan, antar anak lomba mewarnai. For buying stuff, I prefer in other place for good price 🥰 sorry mall.
oh my god. i was just ranting about malls a few days ago. i'm from jakarta and goes to university in the US and i'm ashamed to say i'm so deprived of jakarta-level malls over there😭 back here you can just go to a mall to get food and look at anything when you're bored, in the US you HAVE to have a goal when you go to a mall, or else you'll _get_ bored.
That is so true!
Salam kenal guys dari Indonesia🙏❤🇮🇩🇮🇩
I'm not a fan of mall sightseeing cause I feel like that's just an illusion or mirage kind of thing 😂 Man, I wish Indonesia has more open public space with lots of greeneries to combat the hot weather. That'll be really nice.
Nice vlog though. Your vlog popped up on my RUclips recommended vids. Maybe because my office is nearby?
I was a screaming inside when you said you didnt find any food on the high floor, lol😂. Man that's where the foodcourt is. But the LG floor also has various restaurant. Btw ramen ya is actually not a really nice choice IMO 😂, you could try Hakata Ikkousha on the next visit. Have a nice stay in Jkt!
Knowing that a lot of the grocery products is more expensive in Jkt than it is in the US makes me wanna cry, no wonder I'm always broke.
1:52 you've never had a sunny side up egg before in the states? lol
not like this!
About the egg, indonesian doesn't usually cook our egg like that. We prefer everything well done, including egg.
Hello Mr Adam happy in jkt❤❤❤❤❤❤
our economies are mainly supported by the informal sector, unlike the formal state's economy. thus, shopping malls are waaay more expensive than shopping at the informal shops and markets.
ahh, that makes sense. the few businesses that do pay tax probably have to pay more to make up for everyone else that isnt
@@AdamVenturesTravel yea, tax regulation here does not target people in the lower income bracket, neither it targets the micro and small bussiness. Goods sold in the shopping malls are taxed with 10% rate.
@@araditya12 its 11% now :((
Jakarta might have lots of malls, but the biggest one are in Surabaya. Pakuwon Mall (not Pakuwon City) ranks as the largest in Indonesia, while Tunjungan is the 2nd largest.
mall culture ic actually a thing in us but pretty much dying out, and cenayan city ic pretty prectigiouc mall that decigned for hang out purpoce
You missed the real foodcourt that located on the 5th floor....
oh no! I wish I would have found that!
@@AdamVenturesTravel They revamped the food court a few years ago. Now imo it’s one of the fanciest food court mall in town. Ngl, it kinda gives you fancy hotel restaurant vibes. I’d just sit there for hours with my KFC wings lol
So. Will live in jakarta Adam Good job
Go to mall ashta district 8. This mall futuristik
Ohhhh, that sounds cool, thanks for the suggestion!
hallo adam, maybe you can colaboration with the lost boys, they on jakarta now... i think it will be great to see you all...
that would have been awesome! great idea!
it's cold in mall, not going anywhere in hot sunny day, just hanging around at mall will be nice
Yes, very nice!
And in Banjarmasin, all people in the province flocked there just for the Mall
Indonesia food makes passion come Alive again mantap jiwa Selamat menikmati food Indonesia
Senayan City is one of the luxurious mall in Jakarta
ah yes, it's very nice
Yoo I go to that cooking class! Place is nice, menus are good, the instructors are all very nice! Tho the price for the class is kinda pricey, worth it tho-
haha, that too funny that that is your cooking class and you saw it in my video!