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Curious about a pork-free Din Tai Fung? This article dives into Jakarta's Halal version to see if it lives up to the hype. While the signature chicken xiao long bao might divide opinions, discover the surprisingly delicious standouts like the bouncy Spicy Wontons and a mind-blowing Mango Pudding. Find out if this unique dining experience is worth a visit, plus get essential tips on what to order and how to save money on your meal.
Every time I chat with my friends from back home about the food scene in Jakarta, and Din Tai Fung comes up, their first reaction is always:"Huh? A Din Tai Fung without pork? Does it even have a soul?"
Anjay, I've been asked this question a million times! Today, I'm taking you on an immersive experience to see if this [Halal version] of Din Tai Fung, located in Kota Kasablanka mall, is truly Mantap or a major"disaster" to avoid! 🤔
As soon as I sat down, the ambiance was the familiar modern and comfortable style. The waiters and waitresses were super efficient with big smiles, gotta give them props for that 👍.
Here comes the main event, the dishes!
Take out your little notebook and jot this down!

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