To the right of Sunda Kelapa and overlooking the new Batavia Marina, where you'll see a number of modern yachts docked, this dining room has a nautical colonial elegance and serves burgers, pizzas, seafood, Asian dishes and salads. Ask for a table with a view of the Java Sea.
Marco Polo Dining Room
Jakarta
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