Jakarta Info

[bignround]

Hi bro,

thanks for the info.

if they drive BMW Z4, M3, porche or lambo ... simple pick up line will do. "nice car you have can I apply to be ur driver? I can "drive both u n ur car 24/7" ... haha corny me.


Well gal are still gal no matter where they are, man pay for drinks no choice .. where got free meal in the world. To be frank even now in thailand, there are many clubs which are meant for the rich n famous. it is nice place, great atmosphere, many rich young ladies there jus looking for a good time.

Cheers

[theprince1127]

Guys

I posted this on the other Jakarta thread but i think it receives less traffic so i am repeating it here. Apologies in advance if this has broken board rules.

I am lucky enough to be spending 3 weeks in Indonesaia (2+ weeks in Jakarta and the rest in Bali. This will be my 2nd trip so i have a good idea of the general layout and most of the venues which interest us

As i am traveling solo, it would be great to meet up with people from the board for a few drinks and mongering tours

I will most likely be based in the Novotel Mangga Dua and plan to spend most days knee deep in the Penjay/Kota bars and then swing over to south Jakarta for the evening's entertainment!

Anyone gonna be around from October 31st?

[Rainman]

Originally Posted by bignround

Hi bro,

thanks for the info.

if they drive BMW Z4, M3, porche or lambo ... simple pick up line will do. "nice car you have can I apply to be ur driver? I can "drive both u n ur car 24/7" ... haha corny me.


Well gal are still gal no matter where they are, man pay for drinks no choice .. where got free meal in the world. To be frank even now in thailand, there are many clubs which are meant for the rich n famous. it is nice place, great atmosphere, many rich young ladies there jus looking for a good time.

Cheers

I am game for beer.

PM me if you ARE keen.

MSN : [email protected]


Cheers

[Rainman]

Originally Posted by klguylate30s

Sorry I was away from my desk! Im back at it now! Missed you by 10 mins!

KL Guy

Bro.

Sorry not sure why but cannot reply my PM.

Hope naemlo found what u needed.

See u around and I hope the best guide in Town "JAD" or Jakarta fter Dark still got my number.

Cheers

[aakumu]

Originally Posted by bignround

Hi bro,

thanks for the info.

if they drive BMW Z4, M3, porche or lambo ... simple pick up line will do. "nice car you have can I apply to be ur driver? I can "drive both u n ur car 24/7" ... haha corny me.


Well gal are still gal no matter where they are, man pay for drinks no choice .. where got free meal in the world. To be frank even now in thailand, there are many clubs which are meant for the rich n famous. it is nice place, great atmosphere, many rich young ladies there jus looking for a good time.

Cheers

Hi bro,
It looks like you got your KungFu skill down, looking forward to seeing you field report soon.
By the way, there are some nice pick up bars in China town that has lot of local Chinese, if you are interested.

My humble two cents.

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Continue bars:

Debasic,
Jl. Melawai Raya No. 73, Jakarta Selatan, Tel.: (62)(21) 7257181, Fax: (62)(21) 7254151. Facility: bar, live music (hip hop, retro and jazz), restaurant, discotheque. Drinks: fine wine, cocktail, liquer based coffee, Debasic Sensation, Strawberry Basic Margarita, Long Basic Island. Specialty: Caesar Salad, Goulash Soup, Calamari Calypso, Entrecote Conosierre, Veal Escallop St. debasic, Deep Fried Oxtail. Price: moderate.

F Bar,
[STH] Plaza Indonesia L1-2#EX, Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 13, tel. +62-21-31909079. Super-stylish bar/club with DJ spinning nonstop and Fashion TV on all the walls, and an expensive fusion restaurant downstairs for quieter moments. Draft Bintang a mere Rp 25,000, but this is the kind of place that calls for a strangely named cocktail — if the Flaming Gorilla Tits (Rp. 80,000) isn't your scene then go for a well-mixed Kamikaze (Rp 55,000).

Gelato Bar,
Jl MH Thamrin Kav 28-30 EX 37-38 Lt 1, Jakarta 10350, Tel.: (62)(21) 3151874

Golden Time,
Jl Agung Utr Raya Sunter Agung Podomoro Bl A/5-A, Jakarta 14350, Tel.: (62)(21) 65834504

Grand Manhattan,
Jl Lap Banteng Slt 1 Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta Lt 1-3, Jakarta 10710, Tel.: (62)(21) 3842223

Gumarang Bar,
Jl KH Wahid Hasyim Hotel Ibis Tamarin, Jakarta 10350, Tel.: (62)(21) 3912323

Gypsy Bar,
Jl Iskandarsyah I 9, Jakarta 12160, Tel.: (62)(21) 72794243

H2O Bar,
Jl Melawai IX 10-F, Jakarta 12160, Tel.: (62)(21) 7245151

Happy Dragon,
Jl Mangga Dua Raya Hotel Dusit Mangga Dua Lt Lobby, Jakarta 10730, Tel.: (62)(21) 6128811

International Yacht,
Jl Gn Sahari Raya 3 Sheraton Media Hotel Lt 3, Jakarta 10720, Tel.: (62)(21) 6263001

Kelts Irish Pub,
Jl HR Rasuna Said Kav X-O Hotel Grand Melia Lt 1, Jakarta 11510, Tel.: (62)(21) 5268080

Komodo Menari,
Jl Melawai IX 10-F, Jakarta 12160, Tel.: (62)(21) 278 3653



Kudus Bar,
Jl Jend Gatot Subroto Hotel, Jakarta Hilton Internasional Garden T, Jakarta 10270, Tel.: (62)(21) 5703600

La Terraza,
[STH] Jl HR Rasuna Said Kav X-O Hotel Grand Melia, Jakarta 11510, Tel.: (62)(21) 5268080

Lobby Bar,
Jl Prapatan 44-48 Hotel Aryaduta, Jakarta 10110, Tel.: (62)(21) 23521234

Lone Star,
Jl Blora 19, Jakarta 10310, Tel.: (62)(21) 3143962

If you find any of these info's useful, please return the favor.
Thanks.

My humble two cents

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Continue Disco


Valentino Night Club, Jl Mangga Besar Raya 91-E, Jakarta 11170, Tel.: (62)(21) 659 3709

White House, Jl Jend Sudirman Kav 54-55 Plaza Bapindo Ged Parkir Lt 1, Jakarta 12190, Tel.: (62)(21) 527 5635

X-Lounge/Vertigo, Gedung Veteran RI 16-17F (in Plaza Semanggi), Jl. Gatot Subroto, tel. (62)(21) 2553 9892. Two interconnected clubs, the more nightclubby Vertigo upstairs playing harder dance music and the more bar-like X-Lounge downstairs spinning R&B and pop. Entrance Rp. 80,000 on weekends, which gets you a drink and access to both.

1001 Club, Jl. Hayam Wuruk 108 Hayam Wuruk Plaza I Lt 4, Jakarta 11180 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6264567

AB Club, Jl. Sunan Kalijaga Kav 64 Bl M, Jakarta 12160 , Tel.: (62)(21) 7203892

Antik Discotheque, Jl. P Jayakarta 45 Bl A-1/17-20, Jakarta 11110 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6494980

Asemka Simas Discotheque & Karaoke, Jl. Asemka Psr Pagi, Jakarta 11110 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6310383

Bandara Discotheque, Pert Aldiron Plaza Bl B/3 RT 006/05, Jakarta 11510 , Tel.: (62)(21) 56969914

Barong Discotheque, Jl. Pluit Indah Raya 168, Jakarta 14450 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6695461

Cleopatra Discotheque, Jl. Agung Utara Raya Bl A/5, Jakarta 14350 , Tel.: (62)(21) 64716899

Dreams Discotheque, Jl. Mangga Besar Raya 4-HH, Jakarta 11170 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6495092

Furama Club, Jl. Hayam Wuruk 72, Jakarta 11160 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6257272

Grand Manhattan Club, Jl. Lap Banteng Slt 1 Hotel Borobudur Jakarta Lt 1-3, Jakarta 10710 , Tel.: (62)(21) 3842223

Hailai Discotheque, Jl. Lodan Tmr 1 Hailai Bldg, Jakarta 14430 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6459868

Jakarta Discotheque, Jl. Mangga Besar Raya 91 D/E-93, Jakarta 11170 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6591689

JJ Duit Pub, Jl. Tanah Abang Tmr 16, Jakarta 10110 , Tel.: (62)(21) 3459031

Athena, dulu bernama Kaliber & jg terkenal dg sebutan kampus A by STH team or blok A , beralamat di Jl. Kali Besar Brt 22, Jakarta 11230 , Tel.: (62)(21) 6916688

Lasonta Discotheque, Jl. Palatehan I 29, Jakarta 12160 , Tel.: (62)(21)
7394148

Lintas Melawai Club, Jl. Melawai Raya 22 Ged Lintas Melawai Club Lt 2, Jakarta 12160 , Tel.: (62)(21) 7255726

Lisa Discotheque, Jl. Gajah Mada 3-5 Kompl Duta Merlin Bl CNO/1-3, Jakarta 10130 , Tel.: (62)(21) 63855505


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Thanks.

My humble two cents

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Info on spas in Jakarta::

Anggrek Spa, ITC Building, Jl. RS Fatmawati 39, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 7279 0034.
Bliss Spa, Komplex Daan Mogot Baru, Block 1A/12-A, West Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 545 7891
Bloomday Spa, Jl Proklamasi 91, Central Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 390 0945.
Casanova Spa, Jl. Angkasa 1, Kemayoran, Tel.: (62)(21) 625 5555.
Cemara Spa, Jl. Kemang Raya 1 Oktroi Plaza LL8, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 719 7618.
Citra Sauna and Spa, Jl. Wijaya II, Wijaya Grha Puri, Block F/48, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 725 1717.
Delta Spa, Jl Gn Sahari Raya 2 Ruko Marinatama Bl F/21-23, Jakarta 14420, Tel.: (62)(21) 640 4255.
Divas Day Spa, Jl. RS Fatmawati 7, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 751 4580.
Executive Spa, Taman Surya Block J-2/6, 6A, 6B, 7, North , Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 540 6617.

Gaya Spa, Jl Wolter Mongonsidi 25, Jakarta 12180, Tel. 62)(21) 726 7648.

Griya Sehat, Jl. Bandengan Utara Selatan 82 CT, North Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 661 0910.
Herb Aroma & Spa, Jl Jend Sudirman Kav 1 Wisma 46 Kota BNI Lt 2, Jakarta 10220, Tel.: (62)(21) 570 1906.
Home Spa, Jl. Cianjur Kav. 535, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 754 1732.
Java Princess Spa, Jl. Cirendeu Raya 9, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 740 9668.
Javana Spa, Jl Kemang Raya 2 Plaza Bisnis Kemang II Lt Dasar, Jakarta 12730, Tel.: (62)(21) 719 8327.

Laluna Spa, Jl. Batu Ceper No. 20A Central Jakarta, Tel : (62)(21) 351 9448.
My Body Spa, Jl. Dharmawangsa II, Dharmawangsa Square Unit 1, South Jakarta, Tel.: (62)(21) 7278 7080

Jakarta 14240, Tel.: (62)(21) 453 3199.
Mustika Barbershop, Jl Hayam Wuruk 111 ZZ/C, JAKARTA 11160 tel: 6007450 / 63991168


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My humble two cents

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
I guess we are going to sell a rise in the price of imported goods in the near future. No more cheap hand bag or mobile phones from china for our FL's

Great wall planned to protect domestic industry from imports

Mustaqim Adamrah and Desy Nurhayati , The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu, 10/16/2008 10:47 AM | Headlines

The government has unveiled plans for aggressive nontariff barriers aimed at protecting the domestic industry from an influx of overseas goods in light of slumping exports that will force local companies to rely on domestic demand.

Diah Maulida, the Trade Ministry's director general for foreign trade, said the government would heighten its supervision of the implementation of the Indonesian National Standard (SNI) as one of the protective measures.

"We need to protect our domestic market by, among others, enforcing the implementation of the SNI to impede imports," Diah said recently.

She also said the ministry could expand SNI requirements for several food and beverage products. The SNI is supposedly used to control the quality of products marketed in the country.

A number of products subject to SNI requirements include steel, energy-saving lamps, tires, flour, salt and packaged beverages.

The government is also trying to encourage imports of goods and machinery for production only, according to Diah.

She said she believed none of the measures would breach international trade regulations.

The government is preparing the measures amid fears the global economic turmoil may prompt exporting countries to dump their products in Indonesia to help offset slowing demand in the United States and Europe.

Sofjan Wanandi, chairman of the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo), warned such attempts by other countries would jeopardize local industries that need to shift their sales focus to the domestic market as demand from overseas declines.

"I'm afraid foreigners will dump their overproduction of goods in the Indonesian market. This is bad for us because we expect sluggish exports to be compensated for with domestic demand," he said.

Budi Darmadi, the Industry Ministry's director general for automotive, telecommunications and informatics industries, said the government would enforce the SNI implementation for electronic products, including energy-saving lamps.

"Our local production of energy-saving lamps is estimated to reach 195 million units this year," he told The Jakarta Post. "That's enough to meet local demand amounting to 100 million units, without depending on imports."

Ketut Suardhana Linggih, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's (Kadin) vice president of trade and distribution, told the Post now was the right time for the government to enforce the barriers to help curb unnecessary imports.

"The SNI will hold back imports, especially illegal ones, for six months to a year, while exporting countries adjust to Indonesian regulations," he said.

Other measure that could be taken, Ketut went on, include anti-dumping policies, a requirement for Indonesian ingredient labels for food and beverage products, and Indonesian user manuals for electronic devices.

"Many radios, mobile phones and cars are still equipped with Japanese user manuals," Ketut said.

"Requiring Indonesian ingredient labels and user manuals are the simplest measures that can be applied," he added.

My humble two cents.

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Just for your info one out of four FL's that will sleep with you might be neuroses.
Hahaha...............


One quarter of Jakartans suffer from neuroses

The Jakarta Post | Thu, 10/16/2008 4:17 PM | Headlines
Some 2 million of the 8 million people living in Jakarta suffer from some kind of neurosis or anxiety, the nation's health authority says.

"The sickness is not dangerous, but it reduces productivity," said Rahmis Kuntoro, a special advisor to the Health Ministry, as quoted by state news agency Antara on Thursday.

Some 8,000 of the 2 million suffer from schizophrenia, he said.

Data compiled by the World Health Organization shows that 50,000 people committed suicide around the world due to financial hardship from early 2005 to the end of 2008, he said.

Economic concerns increase stress, anxiety, other behavioral problems and drug dependency, Rahmi said. (and)


My humble two cents.

[nightmanAD]

Hi bros,
I just want to let you guys know that if you have to come to Jakarta for a trip, do not know your way around; and do not mind spending a bit of premium $$ for transport and guiding to show you the night life.
The best way is to have a local friend to show you around; but there is always the free and easy, by taking the taxi and going at it alone.
If you want to be pampered and have a well planned and prepared hassle free night, feel free to contact our company.
We do charge a fee, but you will be the judge if our services in on par with the price we quote.
Let me Say it again, there is a price for our services[there is always a service for a price.]
Thanks.

Best regards.

[snackshack]

Hey Bros first post but longtime reader. Been coming to Jakarta for about a year, 4 times now, and have cheonged the usual places and some not so usual.
Wondering if any of you know an alternative (s) to Stadium mid to late night? i.e. lots of available talent, rooms in house for ST, helpful (LOL) mamasans... but don't want a massage parlor and KTV not my thing. I like Stadium, just bored and the other discos like Millenium, Sands, etc. I find are so hard to navigate... (I'm a lazy ass usually)... Let me know

[Rainman]

Why u need to post so many nonsense here.

All the infor u provide is here.


Jakarta Travel Guide and Java - Jakarta Java Kini Magazine - Jakarta Magazine - October 2008


Cheers

[Rainman]

Pick up bar with Chinese????

Disco or bar?

[aakumu]

Originally Posted by Rainman

Pick up bar with Chinese????

Disco or bar?

Hi bro,
You are more of an expert than me but here is goes, the Club 36 at Hotel Jayakakarta, there were lots local Chinese.
Mellium Disco has they too.

My humble two cents.