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Recommended Jamu Cafes in Jakarta for Your Health

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Jamu, a traditional Indonesian herbal medicine, has grown in popularity in recent years as people seek natural remedies for various ailments. Jamu cafes have become a popular hangout for both health-conscious locals and tourists in Jakarta.

These cafes serve a wide range of jamu concoctions made with traditional ingredients and preparation methods, often with a modern twist. Jamu drinks are known for their distinct flavours in addition to their medicinal properties, visiting a jamu cafe in Jakarta is a cultural and culinary experience.

In this article, we recommend some of the most-notable jamu cafes located in the heart of Indonesia’s metropolis that we are sure can enhance your wellness during your time in Jakarta.

Suwe Ora Jamu

Suwe Ora Jamu, a jamu cafe in Petogogan, South Jakarta.
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According to the lyrics of popular regional songs, a jamu cafe called Suwe Ora Jamu appears to want to remind you to drink the herbal drink. Beautiful cafe decorations make it ideal to socialise with friends or coworkers.

Suwe Ora Jamu’s menu is not only visually appealing but also delicious. Green Tamarind, made from mustard leaf and turmeric, was given a creative name. If you want to try a variety of jamus, order a Sapta Sari Jamu menu with seven different flavours, each with one shot.

Aside from jamu, other options include fried cassava and fried rice. At certain times, there are also jamu-making workshops available.

Suwe Ora Jamu is located at Jl. Petogogan No. 28, Kramat Pela, North Gandaria, Jakarta Selatan, and opens every day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. These jamus are available starting at Rp. 16,000 per serve.

Acaraki

Acaraki, a jamu cafe in Kota Tua
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Acaraki is a well-known jamu cafe in Jakarta. The Kota Tua building is so Instagrammable that it attracts a lot of young people who want to try jamu recipes. The term “acaraki” refers to people who are skilled at cooking jamus.

Acaraki is distinguished by its innovation in jamu processing. You can sit in the bar area if you want to see better. The mixologist will use tools commonly used in coffee processing, such as a grinder and a V60. Jamus can be processed in a variety of ways, and ingredients such as creamer and milk can be added.

You can also request that those jamus be served hot or cold. There will be no more bitter taste or pungent odour that will make you hesitant to drink jamu.

Acaraki is located at Gedung Kerta Niaga 3, Kota Tua Complex, West Jakarta, and opens every day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. These jamus are priced starting at Rp. 20,000 per serve.

The Jamu Bar

The Jamu Bar, a jamu cafe located at Pacific Place Mall, SCBD.
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After getting tired of walking around the mall, what kind of drinks do you usually seek out? In the Pacific Place Mall, The Jamu Bar already provides a nutritious option for quenching your thirst. The design is hip, and the jamus served here is also stylish.

The Jamu Bar is located inside the Burgreens restaurant and serves traditional herbs as well as jamu mocktails. You can tase kunyit asem or beras kencur jamus with organic ingredients here as well.

If you order jamu mocktails, the herbal ingredient composition can be mixed with fruits to make the drink feel more refreshing. The Jamu Bar is located at Pacific Place Mall Lower Ground Floor No. 18, SCBD, South Jakarta and opens every day from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Starting from Rp. 15,000 per serve, you can enjoy the taste and nutrients from The Jamu Bar’s beverages.

Are you interested in visiting these jamu cafes in Jakarta? Or are you looking for more jamu-related references or other healthy consumable goods in Indonesia, you can check out these articles below:

 

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