JAKARTA TRIP: Music Festival, Spicy Foodtrip, Coffee Shops

[@papermoonchild]

I used to work in Jakarta for a year and would spend my time in coffee shops and exploring indie stores, restos and other attractions in Kemang, South Jakarta. But in your vlogs, I saw how so much things had changed (and still changing) and I got to admit, I missed going there. I used to live in the area by Rasuna Said, which is like their main road in the CBD of South Jakarta, and I would be there for 2 weeks to almost a month and would only be back in Manila for a week before flying back to Jakarta again. It felt like I was commuting back and forth between Manila to Bulacan, only via plane and it is much farther away. I was asked to stay there permanently for work, but I chose to go home to my fiance (now husband). I made pretty good friends over there and until now I still keep in touch. Now I suddenly have the urge to visit Indonesia again. Also, yey! You guys went to my favourite coffee place, ANOMALI! I hope you guys had a good time over there.

[@michelle-cv5tg]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VLOG!!! BEN&BEN HELPS ME A LOT THESE DAYS💙💛

[@mayelpngn]

present ma!!!! 😉 salamat palagi sa paglaan ng oras to vlog. ey muna kayo ey 🤙

[@Liwa_510]

Present, thanks for the vlog!🫶🏻

[@michelle-cv5tg]

MORE VLOGS PLEASE !!! 🥺

[@chunko4119]

the quality is 🔥

[@shemalin]

Late pero present parin!

[@ariasmusic_]

Presentttt

[@someoneshiding8171]

14:11 murahin mo ko te pat! 🤣

[@eprohoda]

Pat-interresting done!:))

[@anreYna12]

funny, here in Indonesia sometimes we refer Philippines as catholic version of Indonesia and you guys say it Philippines but in a parallel muslim world hahahaha.

[@your_meaningx01]

Present

[@your_meaningx01]

2:26 migs: ah binibidyu mo ko ha bidyuhan rin kita

[@JaneBanaria]

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