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Jakarta Selatan selalu punya cara untuk memanjakan para pecinta kuliner, terutama saat jam makan siang. Mulai dari rooftop bar dengan city view menawan, brasserie cantik nan cozy, sampai diner retro penuh nostalgia, berikut tiga tempat makan siang yang wajib kamu kunjungi di Jakarta Selatan: About Us Brasserie Gunawarman About Us menawarkan pengalaman makan yang lebih refined dengan menu fusion Scandi-Asian. Beberapa yang wajib dicoba adalah Seafood Neapolitan (Rp 195.000)  with Oxtail ‘Osso Buco’ (Rp 225.000) dan Chuck Ribs ‘Ssam” (Rp 350.000). Perpaduan rasa lokal dan internasional yang unik! Interiornya chic dan artsy, dengan dominasi warna-warna pastel dan dekorasi bunga yang membuat tempat ini Instagram-worthy dari setiap sudut. COSTESS Cafe & Bar Terletak di rooftop lantai atas, Costess menyuguhkan pemandangan skyline Jakarta yang memukau, terutama saat cuaca cerah. Menu di Costess mengusung konsep bar food yang premium. Beberapa yang wajib dicoba saat makan siang: Garang Asam Iga Sapi (Rp 115.000), Salmon Crunch Pizza (Rp 120.000), dan Costess Beef Burger (Rp 95.000). Meski dikenal sebagai tempat hangout malam, suasana siangnya surprisingly chill dan cocok untuk lunch meeting santai atau me time berkualitas. Kamu bisa duduk di area outdoor sambil menikmati angin sepoi-sepoi dan city view. Bosh Diner Begitu masuk ke BOSH, kamu

Sometimes, it’s difficult to decide which restaurants are actually “worth it” in Metro Manila, so we’ve done the digging–and the dining–for you. Whether you’re planning a special dinner or just in the mood to treat yourself, these three standout restaurants in Metro Manila are worth the splurge. People’s Palace Photos courtesy of @peoplespalacethai on Instagram This ambient spot in Greenbelt serves modern Thai cuisine–perhaps the best in the Metro. With a sleek, contemporary space and food that strike a perfect balance between traditional and bold flavors, it’s no wonder People’s Palace remains a local favorite. Don’t Miss: Mango Sticky Rice (P660), Pad Thai Goong (P780), and Crying Tiger (P1280) 📍 Greenbelt, Makati Mamou Photos courtesy of @mymamou on Instagram Everyone loves this steakhouse, and for good reason: every dish they create is made with heart. While the prices might be a little too steep for an everyday meal, it’s the perfect place to celebrate special occasions in a cozy dining space.  Don’t Miss: Angus Ribeye USDA Prime Grade Steak (P2990), Healdsburg’s Harvest (P475), and Lorenzo’s Truffle Cream (P495). 📍 Multiple Branches Aya Photos courtesy of @aya.manila on Instagram This restaurant made modern Filipino dining cool. Aya’s culinary concept fuses local

San Juan’s food scene might be underrated, but it’s definitely something to have on your radar. Whether you’re a local or just passing through the city, there are always beloved classics or new restaurants to try out. From a tiny burger joint that’s big on flavor to an intimate fine dining experience, here’s where to eat in San Juan right now: Lobby 365 Photos courtesy of Lobby 365 If you’re on the lookout for a cozy brunch spot, Lobby 365 is just that, offering an elevated brunch experience paired with comfort food. They might be relatively new to the San Juan food scene, but their hearty meals and vibrant drinks are not to miss.  📍 P. Guevarra St., Addition Hills, San Juan Tripod’s Pizza Photos courtesy of Tripod’s Pizza This hole-in-the-wall pizza joint from Diliman, QC recently opened a branch in San Juan. Known for their sourdough crust Tripod’s Pizza offers a wide variety of pizza: from the classic cuts to Detroit-style pizzas. Their cozy space is the perfect place to bring your friends or family together for a weekend lunch out. 📍 Wilson Park Square, San Juan Seva Photos courtesy of Seva You can’t miss this spot if you’re