This 4.9-star Jakarta club: Genuinely inclusive or just a gimmick?
qponx
2026-01-24
Is Jakarta's hyped new 4.9-star club genuinely inclusive or just a gimmick? This review spills the tea on the massive venue, known for its top-tier sound system and incredible events like drag shows and K-POP nights. While it has minor flaws like some obstructed views and service hiccups, the club's core strength is its truly welcoming and safe atmosphere for everyone. It's a rare gem in the city's nightlife, celebrated for its genuine respect and inclusivity.
Honestly, after wandering around the Kuningan mall for ages, when I finally found the only elevator that goes to P3[1], I was still a bit skeptical: this new club that's been hyped to the moon on Google, it's not going to be a bust, is it? 🤨
But the moment the doors opened, Anjay! The place is huge, the lights and sound system are definitely top-notch[2], and the vibe was instantly maxed out. Last weekend's Drag Queen show was beyond amazing[3], the whole crowd was screaming, it felt like the roof was about to be blown off! What I loved most was the atmosphere here; no matter what your style is, you can find your people here. Everyone is just there to purely Nongkrong and Chill, and that feeling of being respected and welcomed[4] is really rare in Jakarta's nightlife scene.
The cocktail game is on point; the one I ordered tasted great[5]. But I heard the food was a bit of a letdown when they first opened; a friend complained that the chicken was dry and tough[6]. I don't know if it's improved now, but anyway, the non-alcoholic drink selection is quite extensive, which is great for friends during Ramadan or those who don't drink.
Of course, your girl isn't just a blind fan, I have to keep it real. The view from some of the sofa seats is a total disaster—they're right in front of a pillar, so you have to use your imagination to see the stage[7]... Also, the restroom facilities feel a bit old and don't quite match the gorgeous venue. As for the service… maybe because they have hearing-impaired staff (which deserves a huge respect👍), or maybe they're still working out the kinks, there can be occasional minor chaos, like slow service or miscommunication[8], so my impatient girls will need to have some patience.
Here's the breakdown for you ✍️
- Seating Hacks: If you want to see the show, avoid certain sofa areas against the wall, as your view might be blocked! If you want to dance or watch the show, get there early to snag a high-top table near the stage.
- Event Calendar: They don't just have DJs and theme parties on weekends; on weekdays, they also have niche events like K-POP nights and tango parties[9]. Make sure to check their IG before you go so you don't make a wasted trip!
- Core Value: The absolute biggest plus is their value of 'inclusivity.' It's not just a slogan; they actually hire people with disabilities, creating a safe space for everyone[10]. For this reason alone, even with its minor flaws, I'm willing to come back again. Mantap! ✨
- Jakarta's top club! Top-tier sound, light, visuals [1] and explosive Drag Queen shows [2] will get your adrenaline soaring!
- A rare inclusive, free-spirited vibe [3] where all styles find their tribe, pure Chill, respected, and welcomed.
- Not just weekend DJs: discover niche events [4] (K-POP, tango). Inclusive values [5] (employing disabled staff) make it more than a club.
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