Once Upon a Time in Chinatown
This is a story about 7 restaurants in the city area. Not only stories about food and cooking but also about the struggles of life, culture, love & family.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. Lomie Amen Pinangsia
Ng Jat Man, better known as Amen, has had problems with speech and hearing since birth. His efforts, Lomie Amen Pinangsia, were continued and fought for by his own son while still maintaining his family's recipe.
2. Ketupat Cap Gomeh Gloria
Cap Go Meh is a celebration of the 15th day after Chinese New Year, while ketupat is a food from Indonesian culture. Ketupat Cap Go Meh is a form of acculturation of Chinese culture with Indonesia through food.
3. Siauw A Tjiap
This restaurant, which has been open since 1923, is now in the hands of the 4th generation and the deliciousness of its dishes is still well-preserved. One of their keys in maintaining this restaurant is to humanize people.
4. Bakmi Encim Anggur
Bakmi Encim Anggur still adheres to their main motto, namely simplicity and cohesiveness. In running this business, the owners and employees are all women.
5. Nasi Ayam Hainam Apollo
Yohanna Susanti is one of the pioneers of Hainam Chicken Rice in Jakarta which opened in 1970 who started this business with all her famous creations until now.
6. Bakmi Acang
Jakarta is a city with a thousand noodles, even in it there is a dynasty of noodles, one of which is a legendary noodle, namely Bakmi Acang, uniquely from Bakmi Acang they make their own noodles in a traditional way.
7. Kwetiau Sapi 78
Kwetiaw Sapi is the longest trading company in the Mangga Besar area of West Jakarta since 1973. Starting from trading with tents, finally getting a permanent place where it is now.
