Tag: Aquila Asia
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Restaurant Review: Aoki (Aquila Asia, Nov-Dec 2011)
Heralding the true flavour of Japanese cuisine from Nagoya, Aoki now completes its resurrection with a dashing new look and exciting new dishes. Its compatriot upstairs Le Gran Mahakam has successfully indulged Aquila Asia in the past edition, now it’s the time of truth for the new Aoki.
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Restaurant Review: Cinnamon (Aquila Asia, Sep-Oct 2011)
What’s more extravagant than having a dinner affair in a five-star hotel at the most prestigious address in Jakarta? The inconspicuous restaurant with a catchy name of Cinnamon tempts Aquila Asia to unveil what’s behind the exclusivity of Mandarin Oriental Jakarta. The hotel itself is one of the classic alternatives among other five-star competitors that…
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Restaurant Review: Le Gran Cafe (Aquila Asia, May-Jun 2011)
Gran Mahakam Hotel is a beautifully designed hotel located conveniently in-between the classy neighborhood of Southern Jakarta and the hustle bustle of Central Jakarta’s business districts. But instead of starring as another modernist heralds, Gran Mahakam rather sees itself as the envoy of classic European architecture from baroque influence with all its ornamental details. Its…
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Restaurant Review: A Tavola (Aquila Asia, Mar-Apr 2011)
Behold in awe, an Italian gentleman that goes with the name Signor Davide Lomanto, who successfully blends two opposite specialties, as an accomplished surgeon and his love for cooking. Long story short, he started an authentic Italian prodotto deli that eventually becomes well-known for its cheese, salami, pasta, olive oil, coffee, and a bit of wine. Meet unfamiliar…
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Restaurant Review: Kembang Goela (Aquila-Asia, Jan-Feb 2011)
Kembang Goela is an exquisite addition among the small ranks of premium Indonesian cuisine in Jakarta. Located strategically but also somehow hidden from sights at a separated building resembling a house inside Plaza Sentral premises on Jalan Jend. Sudirman. Kembang Goela symbolizes itself as a woman arrayed in colorful kebaya seated elegantly on a chair. This is…
RIAN FARISA 
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