DINEINC — Restaurant in Jakarta

A new hub to eat and hangout in Menteng (Jl. Teuku Cik Ditiro). The place offers outdoor and indoor area with natural, homey, oriental vibe. It is very pleasant and great for groups who needs air-con but also love to smoke outdoor.

There are some vendors with various options to eat, from snacks to main dishes: Sagoo (which has its own building) and the other vendors in the sharing area (Soto Betawi, Gentong ice cream, Siomaykoe, Rujak Medan, and Pandan Segar which sells beverages).

I will recommend this hub for those who are looking for an alternative around Menteng to hangout or to work, besides Shoph*us. The wifi is okay, I checked during my visit the speed is 4MB.

The parking space is very weird, it is under developed though. The most ridiculous thing is when the parking attendants asked for my car key while from the very begin I entered the hub without order valet. Then I asked "how should I par the parking fee?", and he said, "it is based on your wisdom"... Maybe this is the only inconvenient (yet funny) thing I notice from Dine Inc. Hope the parking stuff gets...

Dineinc is a collective eating experience where there are plenty of vendors that offer a great variant of food. I think this kind of place grew more popular in Jakarta.

I really like the vibe of the place, I also prefer to sit outside.

However because there are plenty of vendors somehow the service got a bit confusing. Perhaps they need a better flow especially for the floor team to ensure that all the food got delivered accordingly to the order because I remember it took about 30 minutes to get me my food.

The food was amazing though, I had nasi cumi from sagoo and it was great but I had to wait for so long.

Many complaints about the parking area because it's tiny and they're in dire need of valets. Which they provide.

This place turned out to be a popular place for a meeting point/event we came there on a random Monday and the whole indoor...

Both anthique and comfy spot to hang out with friend. Traditional cuisine, anthique ornaments, and greeny outdoor space are perfect combination.

They have many fried rice variant, i choose the recommeded one; nasgor sagoo and nasgor teri. Both are very delicious but i dont really enjoy the meats on nasgor sagoo which is very sweet for me.

The teh tarik tasted lighter than other teh tarik i ever tasted, but still ok.

They have traditional anthique snack shop inside the resto, very cute!

Quite disturbed by the very loud drill-voice from the renovation next to outdoor area.

I ensure will come back...