Scandinavian Embassy is a sweet little bakery just across the street from the Sarphatipark. Tuck into one of their 'kanelbullar' (cinnamon buns, for the non-Scandinavians amongst us) or grab a seasonal Scandinavian brew.

JUKI is the spot to go to if you're hunting for some vintage design furniture and home decor. From their signature Rey dining chairs, designed for Dietiker in the 1970s, to their Cees Braakman wooden desks and glorious Panama wall lamps; whether you're in the market or just after some inspiration pop on by to the JUKI showroom. 

Nordic restraint meets the lively energy of Jakarta’s kopitiams, right in the heart of De Pijp. Warm wood and a deep-red tiled bar, topped with a sculptural LED ribbon, open straight onto the bustling kitchen. Here, Swedish chef Ellinor Strinnholm cooks Indo-inspired dishes, reimagined with a gentle lagom touch. Think oysters crowned with tangy sambal matah. Or kaya toast on thick sourdough served on mismatched vintage plates. Open for brunch and dinner, the bistro hosts an annual Midsommar celebration featuring collaborations with young artists.