The 3 F’s of Eid Al-Fitr in Indonesia

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  After one month fasting, the Indonesian Muslims to celebrate of Eid Al-Fitr holiday. The Eid Al-Fitr has 3 F’s the meaning of for Indonesian tradition. 1.         Food “Opor ayam and Ketupat” is the classic food for the Indonesian to cooked. Every family cooked that’s foods for family members and their guests, also served many cookies. So, Indonesian always got fat after Eid Al-Fitr holiday if they not diet. 2.        Family The Eid Al-Fitr is the meaning of back to home or the popular words in Indonesian is “mudik”. Every family member who was living out from home will back to home to celebrate that’s holiday together. Tought the price of the transportation increase are all. 3.        Forgiveness Like was a baby new born is the meaning of Fitr so the Indonesian Muslims will forgiveness each other with family members, neighbors, and coworkers and ect. They are will visit the home each other for connected with. For those the tourists want to feel like an Indonesian Musli
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La Boheme, The Cafe with Concepts Bali Ambiance in South Jakarta.

 

The Bali islands as a world tourism destination became a trendsetter in the food and beverage business to get loyal customers for anyone to open their businesses in Indonesia, especially for a big city like Jakarta.  Even though Jakarta is busy city, we can see many restaurants and cafe building have a nice interior architecture with combine Bali taste to offering for the customer to get feeling Bali vibe with tall building surrounding. The La Boheme hotel in south Jakarta tries to get lucky, they open the cafe with offering Bali vibe and using handcraft as the interior which is the same name as the hotel.

The location of La Boheme cafe on two places area inside the hotel, there are is at the lobby and the rooftop hotel. It’s so easy to get there, just open the online map on the smartphone and do texting La Boheme hotel because of the address on the Setiabudi area nearby the Indofood tower. Those who like drink coffee while working, the lobby area is good choice to sitting with look around of interior design to get good vibe to be more a productive person. If the customers want to sit on the rooftop area, they are should order the drinks and foods first on the bar in the lobby area.

The view of La Boheme on the rooftop is a tall building panorama with the background of trees, the contrast things were good for eyes. The price for drinks and food is average with others, but the staff of La boheme little slow for clean-up of the table but to be kind and welcome. The hotel also has a small praying room in the basement as general facilities and enough for 2 persons.

Hang out with friends on rooftop area is precious with looking around the city with a surrounding of a tall building. Because the good thing, for now, is taking photos and La Boheme has many good spots so don’t miss it. Make a memory with friends is a good thing story.

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