Hello Sobri,
Briliofood has a new program, called "Eating Street"! As the name of the program suggests, the BrilioFood team will take you on a trip while exploring various interesting and delicious culinary delights.
This culinary spot is in the Glodok area, West Jakarta, to be precise at the Pantjoran Tea House. A strong Chinese restaurant with a typical oriental tea house feel. Pantjoran Tea house serves a varied menu. Not only does it serve various kinds of tea, but there is also Chinese food ranging from dim sum, capcay, to kung po chicken.
What's more unique is that because we went there during Chinese New Year, the BrilioFood team was given the opportunity to try the Lo Hey tradition! What does Lo Hey mean? For those of you who are in a hurry, let's just watch the video until the end.
Before becoming a restaurant, this building used to house the Chung Hwa Pharmacy, which is a landmark in the Batavia Chinatown area. But now it has been revitalized on the initiative of Mr. Lin Che Wei, to the point that it was included in the Jakarta Old Town Revitalization Corporation (JOTRC) program and is now known as Pantjoran Tea House.