The gang slows before the city does.
Why KRAMATPELA, why now
Kramat Pela is a tight residential lane in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta that has emerged as a cafe-dense hotspot in 2026 with spots like Kopi Nalar and Tuang Coffee and several aesthetic new openings drawing weekend crowds.
1. Nasi Goreng Kebuli Bom Bom
- Jl. Gandaria Tengah II No.3, RT.12/RW.1, Kramat Pela, Kec. Kby. Baru, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12130
- 4.5 · 114 reviews · Nasi Goreng
This opens the course because a bowl of fried rice at the counter sets the baseline before you walk into the cafe strip. The lane doesn't wake all at once, and starting here means you arrive at the second stop when the light has already turned. Nasi Goreng Kebuli Bom Bom sits where the residential pocket meets the through-street, so the walk begins on your terms.
Crew's note
The first plate decides what the night looks like.
What visitors say
Kebuli Petjah is their signature , for cheaper one try Nasgor Hongkong for less spices
One of the my family's favorite dish. Affordable yet delicious, especially the kebuli fried rice.
2. LBRY Slow Coffee Bar
- Jl. Melawai Raya No.13 Ground Floor, RT.3/RW.1, Melawai, Kec. Kby. Baru, Jakarta, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12160
- 4.9 · 57 reviews · Jazz Bar
This closes the course because the night needs a place that holds you without asking for anything. LBRY Slow Coffee Bar is tucked inside Plaza Melawai, away from the main strip, and the crew routes you here last so the quiet registers after the earlier noise. The jazz keeps low, the seating is limited, and that compression is the point.
Crew's note
The fan's been running since before you arrived.
What visitors say
I’d say this coffee shop is one of the best in Blok M. The coffee leans more toward Arabica profiles, with fruity notes, mild acidity, and a…
Good place to relax and enjoy quiet atmosphere. It is located inside Plaza Melawai at Ground Floor No. 129 hidden between jewelry store. A b…
The walk between
The walk threads through the residential core of Kramat Pela, past the new cafe fronts that draw the weekend crowds. The strip tightens as you move toward Plaza Melawai, and the light changes faster than you expect.
- Start with the nasi goreng before the counter gets backed up, then give yourself enough margin to arrive at LBRY after the afternoon fades.
- Pair the two for contrast: the first stop is quick and grounding, the second one stretches as long as you let it.
FAQ
- How crowded does the coffee bar get on weekends?
- LBRY has limited seating and isn't very spacious, so it fills quietly rather than loudly. The low-voice policy and the tucked location inside the plaza keep the crowd self-selecting.
- Is the nasi goreng stop affordable for a casual meal?
- Multiple visitors mention reasonable prices and affordability, especially for the family-style portions. The kebuli and hongkong styles sit at different price points, so you can choose based on appetite.
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