Indonesia Shop – Southeast Asia https://www.southeast-asia.com Tue, 09 Jun 2020 08:15:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.5.17 Popular Malls https://www.southeast-asia.com/indonesia/popular-malls/ Wed, 25 Sep 2019 09:00:28 +0000 https://www.southeast-asia.com/?p=1522 Get ready to shop till your heart’s content at these air-conditioned malls in Indonesia’s larger cities which house a huge array of goods, as well as eateries, supermarkets, cinemas, art galleries and even ice skating rinks.    Bali • Bali Collection• Beachwalk Shopping Center• Discovery Shopping Mall• Duta Plaza Bali• Level 21 Mall• Lippo Mall Kuta• […]

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]]> Get ready to shop till your heart’s content at these air-conditioned malls in Indonesia’s larger cities which house a huge array of goods, as well as eateries, supermarkets, cinemas, art galleries and even ice skating rinks.   

Bali

• Bali Collection
• Beachwalk Shopping Center
• Discovery Shopping Mall
• Duta Plaza Bali
• Level 21 Mall
• Lippo Mall Kuta
• Lippo Plaza Sunset
• Mal Bali Galleria
• Park 23
• Seminyak Square
• Seminyak Village

Seminyak Village houses a mix of international and local brands such as Aldo, Buddha Wear, H&M, Lily Jean, Rimowa and Sensatia Botanicals
Photo: Seminyak Village

Banda Aceh

• Hermes Mall Banda Aceh
• Plaza Barata
• Suzuya Mall Banda Aceh

Bandung

• 23 Paskal Shopping Center
• Balubur Town Square
• Bandung Indah Plaza
• Braga Citywalk
• BTC Fashion Mall
• Cihampelas Walk
• Festival Citylink
• Istana Plaza
• Trans Studio Mall

Jakarta

• Ancol Beach City
• Central Park Jakarta
• Gandaria City
• Grand Indonesia
• Mal Taman Anggrek
• Mangga Dua Square
• Pacific Place Jakarta
• Plaza Indonesia
• Plaza Senayan
• Pondok Indah Mall

Pondok Indah Mall’s Street Gallery is the mall’s latest extension which houses restaurants, cafes and bakeries
Photo: Pondok Indah Mall

Medan

• Cambridge City Square
• Centre Point Medan
• Hermes Place Polonia
• Lippo Plaza Medan
• Manhattan Times Square
• Medan Focal Point Mall
• Medan Mall
• Palladium Mall
• Plaza Medan Fair
• Plaza Millenium
• Sun Plaza

Palembang

• Palembang Icon
• Palembang Square

Semarang

• Central City Mall
• DP Mall
• Java Supermall Semarang
• Mal Ciputra Semarang
• Paragon City Mall
• Plaza Simpanglima
• Semarang Town Square (SETOS)

Solo

• Hartono Mall Solo
• Solo Grand Mall
• Solo Paragon
• Solo Square
• The Park

Surabaya

• Galaxy Mall 2
• Grand City Surabaya
• Kaza City Mall Surabaya
• Mall DTC Wonokromo
• Plaza Surabaya
• Royal Plaza
• Tunjungan Plaza

Yogyakarta

• Galleria Mall
• Hartono Mall
• Jogja City Mall
• Lippo Plaza Jogja
• Malioboro Mall
• Plaza Ambarrukmo

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]]> Top Things To Buy https://www.southeast-asia.com/indonesia/top-5-things-to-buy/ Mon, 23 Sep 2019 07:00:26 +0000 http://www.southeast-asia.com/?p=200 When it comes to Indonesian souvenirs and gifts, shoppers are spoilt for choice. Here are some of the best things to bring home from different parts of Indonesia. Batik Bali • Batik Keris• Batik Popiler• Sahara Batik Fabric• Tenganan Village• Shops along Jalan Sulawesi in Denpasar• Ubud Market Cirebon• Trusmi Batik Village Jakarta• Alun Alun […]

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]]> When it comes to Indonesian souvenirs and gifts, shoppers are spoilt for choice. Here are some of the best things to bring home from different parts of Indonesia.

Batik

Bali

Shop for a wide range of batik clothing, fabric, crafts and accessories at Batik Keris, one of Indonesia’s oldest and largest batik companies
Photo: Chris Wee

• Batik Keris
• Batik Popiler
• Sahara Batik Fabric
• Tenganan Village
• Shops along Jalan Sulawesi in Denpasar
• Ubud Market

Cirebon
• Trusmi Batik Village

Jakarta
• Alun Alun Indonesia
• Batik Keris
• Batik Semar
• Chic Mart
• Danar Hadi
• Iwan Tirta Private Collection
• Thamrin City

Solo
• Kampoeng Batik Laweyan
• Klewer Market
• Ria Batik Solo

Yogyakarta
• Beringharjo
• Giriloyo Batik Village
• Malioboro
• Mirota Batik
• Ngasem Batik Village

Ceramics

Bali

Kevala Ceramics produces its own clay and each stoneware ceramic piece is made entirely by hand
Photo: Kevala Ceramics


• Bali Art Ceramics
• Gaya Ceramic
• Kevala Ceramics
• Jenggala
• Royal Bali Celadon
• Tanteri Ceramic

Factory Outlet Clothing

Bandung
• Heritage Factory Outlet
• Passion Factory Outlet
• Rumah Mode Factory Outlet
• The Secret Factory Outlet

Bali

Shop for womenswear, menswear and accessories at discounted prices at Religion Outlet Store
Photo: C. L.

• Bali Surf Outlet
• Billabong Factory Outlet
• Body & Soul Factory Outlet
• Original Surf Outlet
• Paul Ropp Factory Outlet
• Premium Fashion Outlet
• Religion Outlet Store
• Rip Curl Factory Outlet
• Surfer Girl Factory Outlet

Jakarta
• D’brasco Factory Outlet
• Heritage The Factory Outlet
• Living Room
• Premium Outlet Store

Local Foods & Specialities

Arumanis or Harumanis mango

Best eaten when ripe, the Arumanis (which means “fragrant and “sweet” in Indonesian) mango has a vibrant green skin and lemon yellow flesh
Photo: C. L.

• Traditional markets (pasar), small shops (warung), supermarkets

Belinjo, fish, prawn or seafood crackers
• Traditional markets (pasar)
• Small shops (warung)
• Supermarkets

Bika ambon

Bika ambon which has a honeycomb structure is made with tapioca flour, turmeric powder, eggs, sugar, yeast and coconut milk
Photo: Bika Ambon Ya Larizo

• Bet’s Bika Ambon (Surabaya)
• Bika Ambon Kanto Bali (Bali)
• Bika Ambon Ya Larizo (Yogyakarta)
• Bika Ambon Zulaikha (Medan)
• Layers Batam (Batam)
• Rica Rico Bika Ambon (Jakarta)

Chocolates
• Bali

Award-winning cacao company Krakakoa makes chocolates from cacao beans that are organically grown at small Indonesian farms which practise sustainable farming methods
Photo: Krakakoa

– Big Tree Farms
– Cau Chocolates
– Elevated Cacao
– Krakakoa
– Mason & Co
– Pod Chocolate
– Sorga Bali Chocolate

• Flores
– Tanazozo

• Yogyakarta
– Chocolate Monggo
– nDalem

Coffee beans (Arabica beans – Gayo, Balinese Kintamani, Sidikalang, Toraja and Mandheling, civet or Luwak coffee)

Established in 1935, Bhineka Djaja is Bali’s oldest coffee purveyor
Photo: C. L.

• Anomali Coffee (Bali, Jakarta, Makassar, Tangerang)
• Bakoel Koffie (Jakarta)
• Bhineka Djaja (Denpasar, Bali)
• JPW Coffee (Jakarta)
• Macehat Coffee (Medan)
• PT Toarco Jaya (Makassar)
• Tanamera Coffee (Jakarta)

Kuih lapis/lapis legit
• Diana Layer Cakes Batam (Batam)
• Happy Lapis Legit (Jakarta)
• Harum Cake (Bali)
• Holland Bakery (Bali, Balikpapan, Bandung, Batam, Jarkarta, Manado, Makassar, Pekanbaru, Samarinda, Semarang, Solo, Surabaya,Tanjung Pinang)
• Jasmine Cakery (Yogyakarta)
• Kue Tradisional Ny. Yasin Zein (Surabaya)
• Lapislapis (Jakarta)
• Lapis Legit Sari Rasa (Surabaya)
• Layers Batam (Batam)
• Toko Roti & Kue Bu Tatik (Yogyakarta)

Salak (snake fruit)
• Traditional markets (pasar), fruit shops, supermarkets

Also known as snake fruit because of its scaly skin, salak has a sweet, sour and slightly acidic flesh
Photo: C. L.

Sirsak (soursop)
• Traditional markets (pasar), small shops (warung), supermarkets

Wood Carvings

Bali
• Mas Village
• Tambora Wood Craft Centre

Jakarta
• Jalan Surabaya
• Pasaraya Grande
• Pasar Seni
• Sarinah Department Store

Jepara
• Jepara Wood Carving Furniture

Senggigi
• Anna’s Gift Shop
• Pasar Seni Senggigi

Yogyakarta
• Krebet Village

Silverware

Bali

Shop for handcrafted, artisanal jewellery pieces made with reclaimed sterling silver and gold, and ethically sourced diamonds and gemstones using traditional Balinese jewellery-making techniques at John Hardy
Photo: C. L.

• Chez Monique
• John Hardy  
• Prapen Jewelry Artifacts
• Studio Perak
• WS Art Studio
• Yulia Silver

Magelang
• Borobudur Silver

Yogyakarta
• Ansor’s Silver
• Borobudur Silver
• HS Silver
• Kota Gede Silver

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]]> Best Markets & Craft Villages To Shop https://www.southeast-asia.com/indonesia/best-markets-to-shop/ Fri, 13 Sep 2019 07:26:49 +0000 http://www.southeast-asia.com/?p=201 Indonesia’s colourful markets and craft villages offer a wide variety of local and traditional goods. Enjoy haggling for the best prices at the markets which are called “pasar” in Indonesian. At artisan or craft villages, prices are mostly fixed.  Batubulan Village Gianyar, Bali   Celuk Village Gianyar, Bali Pasar Atas Bukittingi Bukittinggi, West Sumatra   […]

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]]> Indonesia’s colourful markets and craft villages offer a wide variety of local and traditional goods. Enjoy haggling for the best prices at the markets which are called “pasar” in Indonesian. At artisan or craft villages, prices are mostly fixed. 

Batubulan Village

Gianyar, Bali

Batubulan Village is known for its art sculptures and stone carvings, as well as a popular venue for a variety of Balinese dance performances including Kecak, Barong and Legong
Photo: Bali.com

 

Celuk Village

Gianyar, Bali

Shop for gold and sterling silver jewellery, and decorative objects made by local goldsmiths and silversmiths at Celuk Village
Photo: Bali.com

Pasar Atas Bukittingi

Bukittinggi, West Sumatra

 

Pasar Badung

Denpasar, Bali

The six-storey Pasar Badung in Denpasar is Bali’s largest traditional market
Photo: C. L.

 

Pasar Baru

Jakarta

 

Pasar Beringharjo

Yogyakarta, Central Java

 

Pasar Gede Solo

Solo, Central Java

 

Pasar Klewer

Solo, Central Java

Pasar Santa

Jakarta

 

Pasar Senen

Jakarta

 

Pasar Seni Kumbasari (Kumbasari Art Market)

Denpasar, Bali

Shop for a wide variety of arts and handicrafts produced by Bali’s art producing communities at Kumbasari Art Market in Denpasar, Bali
Photo: Hotels.com

Pasar Seni Senggigi (Senggigi Art Market)

Senggigi, Lombok

Shop for local handicrafts and souvenirs, T-shirts, sarongs and clothing at Senggigi Art Market in Senggigi, Lombok
Photo: Tour Lombok

Pasar Seni Sukawati (Sukawati Art Market)

Ubud, Bali

Shop for paintings, wooden figurines, bags, clothes, traditional handmade products and more at Sukawati Art Market in Ubud, Bali
Photo: BaliGo.com

Pasar Terapung Muara Kuin (Muara Kuin Floating Market)

Banjarmasin, Borneo

Muara Kin Floating Market is one of Indonesia’s oldest traditional markets
Photo: Sportourism.id

 

Pasar Triwindu (Pasar Windujenar)

Solo, Central Java

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