Glodok Chinatown Market

5 Dr Win Sutanto - a year ago

Please note that these photos were taken before the pandemic. This is part of Chinatown that blends Chinese and Indonesian cultures harmoniously. It's unique, it's unlike any Chinatown throughout the world. Chinese herbal shops, temples, street vendors, daily fresh produce, toys! Anything one needs for daily life. Food, food, food! It's a paradise on earth. You need to be able to walk around in the scorching tropical heat and humidity but this truly is a must-see in Jakarta

4 Lee Lan Kam - a year ago

As the name suggests, it’s a place which one can get all kinds of Chinese groceries, spices, herbs, dried foods, fresh seafood including sea cucumber, festive decorations items, and clothing. There’s an open area market, and covered market without air conditioning. Not the best chinatown market, but a decent typical market place. There’s a temple nearby, rows of shops including chinese herbs shops, some chinese restaurants round the area too.

5 Angela Tseng - 2 months ago

Came to visiting the old Chinatown in Jakarta. Here has many kinds of Chinese style foods and Taiwan bubble tea as well. And be care of thief around you. Thanks the old lady advised me.

3 Andrew Goh - 2 years ago

If you have been to many Chinatown in the world, nothing here to compare with except this Chinatown Solely for Indonesia culture for sure. Lots of alley selling foods, souvenirs, chinese medicine , temple and lunar new year decoration stuffs. You may find uncomfortable of the environment and some unhygienic food stuffs like seafood, raw chicken etc under the hot and humid weather without proper cooling ! The temple is very run down and not well maintained But served well for local people! Few Malls here selling cheap electronics stuff and also dry snacks like biscuit and peanuts. Good to see the local daily life and nothing special to look for...

5 Antonius Julio - 2 years ago

The one old style market that provide almost everything that you looking for. Spices, Medicine, Old Cassette, Pipe, Chinese Herb-Medicine, Candy, Daily Needs, Fruit, Meat (even alive Turtle!!), Veggies etc. you name it and most likely you'll find it there. There are some street food like Bakso (Meatball), Nasi Campur (Rice with assorted pork), Soto, Gorengan (Fritters), and Turtle Soup (unexpectedly really good). If you wanna go there, though the place provide you with some parking area (unofficial parking area on street), i suggest you to park your vehicle at Glodok Plaza, because it more safer than parking area at Market.

5 Richard Hermanto - 8 months ago

very crowded, maybe cause I came here before Imlek day, a lot of food, but very hard for car parking, if you plan to go there, park your car in building park, located just before on the left side.

4 Vivien Victorin - 2 weeks ago

A good place to hang out with friends in food court. The name is confused with Chinatown Point Mall, it is probably the same mall.