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Curious about the viral EM Gelato in Blok M? This review tackles whether the long queues and high prices are worth it. Discover standout flavors like the rich Pistachio and intense Triple Chocolate, praised for their authentic taste. However, be warned: portions are small, the texture is more like soft ice cream, and it's a tiny grab-and-go spot. Get the full scoop on the taste, value, and essential tips before you join the line at this trendy pink shop.
As for the taste, it's really something special. While waiting in line, you can smell the freshly baked waffle cones, which is super therapeutic. I chose two flavors, a small cup for 38k IDR:
Also, the space inside is so small it's hard to even turn around, and during peak hours, the queuing and crowding can diminish the experience. If you're thinking of coming here to Nongkrong and chat with friends, I'd advise you to think twice.
Finally, here are a few practical tips for you, for all the girls who want to check it out, save this now!

Is the long queue at Jakarta's Shaburi hot pot buffet worth it? This honest review gives the final word. Dive into the highlights, from the top-notch Angus beef and flavorful Konbu soup to the excellent service. But also get the real talk on the downsides, like the rushed 90-minute time limit and which buffet items to skip. Get the ultimate verdict on whether this popular all-you-can-eat spot truly lives up to the hype and learn tips for your visit.

Craving authentic Korean fried chicken? 88 Korean Kitchen in South Jakarta serves up "God-Tier" Soy Garlic Fried Chicken in a lively K-Pop atmosphere perfect for groups. While the Chi-Mek (chicken and beer) is a must-try, be prepared for a smoky indoor environment and less-than-attentive service. This spot is all about the amazing food and casual vibes, so book ahead and get ready to chill with your crew for a true taste of Seoul.

Heard the hype about Paris Sorbet's "Cloud French Toast"? This review confirms it's a must-try, along with their amazing, high-quality sorbets. The Jakarta cafe boasts a chic, photo-worthy vibe perfect for a hangout. But here's the heads-up: the main courses can be bland and the portions are small for the price. The pro tip? Go for the desserts, book ahead to avoid crowds, and hit up their all-you-can-eat sorbet deal on Mondays.

Craving Jakarta's best ox tongue rice? This review dives into Daitokyo Sakaba, a hidden izakaya in Blok M's "Little Tokyo." Famous for its incredible Gyutan Don and delicious skewers, the spot offers an authentic, private vibe. However, be prepared for a major catch: the entire place is a smoking zone. Get the essential tips on what to order (and what to avoid!), how to book a table, and decide if this smoky gem is the right spot for you.