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Step inside a neon green "subway station" in Jakarta that's actually a super-cool cafe! This spot is a photo-lover's dream, designed to look exactly like a Japanese subway car, complete with realistic details. Order signature drinks like the Salted Caramel Latte from a self-service machine and get them in a unique, spill-proof pop-top can. While it's small and best for a quick visit, the one-of-a-kind atmosphere and photogenic setting make it a must-see destination.
I've passed by Pluit so many times, and every time I'm struck by this eye-catching flash of neon green, wondering what kind of trendy new store it was. Until today, when I pushed the door open and was just, Anjay! This isn't a coffee shop, they've basically moved a Japanese subway car to Jakarta! 🚇
While it's awesome for photos, there are a few 'real talk' points I have to mention first:
I've put together a guide for you, just follow these tips:

Craving top-tier coffee in Jakarta? Six Ounces in Kelapa Gading is the spot, serving amazing brews like the Caramelized Cold Brew and unique Avocado Coffee. The vibe is a cozy Australian cafe, but be warned: the food can be a gamble, and it gets extremely crowded on weekends. This guide gives you the essential insider tips—from the best time to visit to avoiding the parking nightmare—to ensure your experience is all about that fantastic coffee.

Sunter’s hidden gem, Maketh, is a spacious, two-story cafe with a cool artistic vibe. It's praised for its "god-tier" Aglio Olio and incredible Wagyu Butter Rice, making it a foodie's dream. However, you've been warned: this spot is not for working. With loud music and a buzzing, noisy atmosphere, it’s the perfect place for a lively hangout with friends, but a definite no-go for those seeking a quiet workspace. Come for the food, not the focus.

Craving Al-Baik? A new fried chicken joint in North Jakarta might be the answer! This spot serves up juicy chicken with an explosion of authentic Middle Eastern spices. The real game-changers are the fragrant Nasi Kebuli and the addictive garlic sauce—a match made in heaven. While the place is family-friendly and supports a good cause, be warned: parking is a nightmare. Leave the car at home and get ready for a flavor-packed experience that's worth the trip.

Discover Bluline, a unique new cafe in Jakarta's PIK with a surprising split personality. The ground floor is a mysterious, cave-like space, while upstairs reveals a bright, floral secret garden perfect for working or chilling with friends. While the decor is a major draw, the real showstopper is the food. Don't miss the unexpectedly amazing Truffle Mac and Cheese, which makes this spot a must-visit for its ambiance and delicious eats, despite the pricey drinks.