A traditional dessert featuring colorful rice flour cakes served in coconut milk, palm sugar syrup, and ice.
3 top-rated spots found
Es Selendang Mayang Nicholas
Es Selendang Mayang
Betawi / Indonesian Dessert
ยท $
ยท Tanah Abang
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.7
450 reviews
Local LegendStreet FoodMust-Try
9.2
Flavor
9.5
Value
6.8
Vibe
This spot is a viral sensation known for its 24-hour availability and consistent quality. While most vendors pack up by sunset, Nicholas serves the Tanah Abang crowd day and night, maintaining a texture that is perfectly soft yet resilient.
๐ Jl. Jati Baru Raya, Kp. Bali, Kec. Tanah Abang, Jakarta Pusat ยท View on Maps
Es Selendang Mayang H. Azis
Es Selendang Mayang
Betawi / Indonesian Dessert
ยท $
ยท Kota Tua
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.6
320 reviews
ClassicHidden GemHistoric
9.5
Flavor
9.8
Value
8.2
Vibe
Widely considered the 'OG' of the Kota Tua area, H. Azis has been serving commuters and tourists for decades. The recipe uses high-quality Hunkue flour that results in a superior 'jiggle' and a clean, nostalgic taste.
๐ Jl. Lada No. Dalam (Exit Stasiun Jakarta Kota), Pinangsia, Jakarta Barat ยท View on Maps
Es Selendang Mayang Bang Sani
Es Selendang Mayang
Betawi / Indonesian Dessert
ยท $
ยท Kota Tua
โ โ โ โ ยฝ 4.4
180 reviews
InstagrammableClassicTourist Favorite
8.5
Flavor
9
Value
8.8
Vibe
Bang Sani is the face of traditional Betawi hospitality in the heart of Old Batavia. The presentation is highly photogenic, featuring vibrant tri-color cakes that pop against the colonial backdrop of the museum.
๐ Kawasan Museum Fatahillah, Taman Fatahillah No.1, Jakarta Barat ยท View on Maps