Attention Jakarta Clubbers! Are this club's snacks more Mantap than the DJ?
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2026-01-24
Looking for a new nightlife spot in Jakarta? Tease Club delivers more than just killer beats from top DJs in its massive venue. The real headliner might be its surprisingly "Mantap" food menu. Ditch the usual fries for incredible Tempe Mendoan, spicy Tahu Cabe Garam, or even a comforting bowl of oxtail soup. With a lounge and KTV also on-site, it’s a one-stop destination where the snacks are as memorable as the setlist.
To be honest, when I go to a Jakarta nightclub, I'm usually prepared for fries and questionable alcohol, but I was almost knocked out by how amazing the snacks at this place were... Anjay! Is this for real? 😂
Last week, I went to Tease Club in the city center with some friends. We originally went for their amazing DJ lineup, but I ended up thinking about the food the whole time.
The moment I walked in, I was blown away by the venue. The space is huge, and the lighting and sound system are definitely top-tier for this part of downtown[1]. The atmosphere was maxed out. The music taste is always on point, too—it's not one of those mindless, cheesy party playlists. They play all kinds of genres, the resident DJ really knows how to work the crowd, and they're super bold with their bookings. I heard even DJ Burak Yeter has played here before[2]—it's basically like a mini music festival!
But what shocked me the most was the food. I thought it would just be the usual fruit platters and fried chicken, but the Tempe Mendoan (fried tempeh)[3] they brought out was unbelievably delicious! Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and full of that rich soy flavor. And then there was the Tahu Cabe Garam (salt and chili tofu)[4], which was crispy, salty, and spicy—absolutely Mantap with a drink! When you get tired from dancing, you can even get a bowl of their hot signature oxtail soup[5]. Fam, who gets it? The feeling of being healed by a bowl of hot soup amidst the deafening bass!
Of course, I have to be fair. The smell of smoke in the venue is a bit strong, so my non-smoking friends might find it a bit uncomfortable[6]. As for the price, it's not exactly cheap, but given the location and the lineup, that's expected. It's fine for an occasional splurge.
Editor's Unsolicited Advice 📝
- Parking: For those driving, don't worry. There's valet parking service for 50,000 IDR, and it's very friendly to low-chassis sports cars[7].
- Saving Money: Don't just blindly get a table! They often have various drink promotions[8], so check their IG before you go. You can save a lot.
- How to Enjoy: This place isn't just a club; it also has a Lounge and KTV[9]. So whether you want to just Nongkrong quietly with friends or book a private room for a party, it's all possible—a one-stop solution.
- Catching a Show: Their event schedule is packed, and they frequently invite big-name Indonesian artists and international DJs[10]. If you want to see a specific performance, you must follow their official account in advance, otherwise, you'll find there are no spots left in a minute
- Who knew a hot, signature Oxtail Soup[1] could be so comforting amidst deafening bass? The contrast is wild! 🤯
- Forget basic fries! Their Fried Tempeh[2] and Salt and Pepper Tofu[3] are crispy, savory, and spicy – seriously addictive!
- Experience downtown's top-tier lighting and sound[4]! With international stars like DJ Burak Yeter[5], it's a full-on mini music festival vibe.
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