Cover The impressive Yan Garden was the location of Tatler Best Asia-Pacific this year
The impressive Yan Garden was the location of Tatler Best Asia-Pacific this year
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Across three realms of hospitality—restaurants, bars, and hotels—Indonesia makes an impression at the third edition of Tatler Best Asia-Pacific
Held on October 22, 2026 at Shanghai’s Yan Garden, Tatler Best Asia-Pacific brought together industry leaders from across the hospitality industry to celebrate the region’s most distinguished destinations. This year’s edition recognised 300 venues across the Tatler Best 100 lists, alongside an expanded programme of Best-in-Class distinctions.
Among the standout achievements of the evening was Indonesia’s impressive showing, with 19 establishments earning places across the Tatler Best 100 lists: five restaurants, five bars, and an impressive nine luxury hotels. The results underscore the breadth of the country’s hospitality landscape, from its culinary identity and cocktail culture to its internationally-recognised luxury stays.
Tatler Best Restaurants
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Indonesia’s recognised restaurants reflected a diverse blend of modern Indonesian cuisine with global influences. Three Bali establishments—Locavore NXT, Home by Chef Wayan, and Room4Dessert—were joined by Jakarta’s August and Kindling.
The country’s bar scene proved equally as formidable, with five establishments recognised for their contributions to Asia-Pacific’s drinks scene: Jakarta’s Between The Sips, Carrots, Cosmo Pony, and Modernhaus, are joined by Bali’s Segno.
Adding to Indonesia’s accolades, Cosmo Pony also received the Best Innovation award, recognising its boundary-pushing approach to cocktail creation and its influence on Jakarta’s growing bar scene.
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Above Silvio Daniele of Cosmo Pony accepts the Best Innovation award
Above Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve won the Best Hotel Spa award
Silvio Daniele of Cosmo Pony accepts the Best Innovation award
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Completing Indonesia's showing were nine luxury hotels recognised on the Best 100 Hotels list: Bvlgari Resort Bali, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Capella Ubud, Desa Potato Head, Alila Villas Uluwatu, NIHI Sumba, Amanjiwo, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, and The Langham, Jakarta.
Together, these placements mark a significant moment for Indonesia’s hospitality industry, affirming its growing presence on the Asia-Pacific stage and showcasing the restaurants, bars, and hotels shaping the country’s reputation as a destination for distinctive experiences and world-class hospitality.
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