This Ramadan, JHL Solitaire Gading Serpong is inviting guests to step into a soulful culinary journey called Harmoni Rasa Sumatra, a celebration of resilience, unity, and the rich flavors of Indonesia’s western frontier. More than just an iftar, the campaign is designed as a living tribute to strength reborn, shaped in collaboration with guest chef Wira Hardiyansyah and food storyteller Claudia Andhara, whose Minang heritage lends authenticity and heart to every dish.
Sumatra, having faced the weight of nature’s force earlier this year, is once again showing its unbreakable spirit. Ramadan becomes the perfect moment to honor that resilience—a season of reflection, togetherness, and gratitude. Through food, art, and culture, Mangan All Day Dining transforms into a vibrant homage to the island’s strength.
At the heart of the experience lies an exclusive iftar package, priced from IDR 525,000 per person. Guests will enjoy creations prepared by JHL Solitaire’s culinary team alongside Chef Wira’s signature plates, each one balancing tradition with innovation. Claudia’s storytelling ensures that every bite carries not only flavor but memory, evoking the warmth of Minang kitchens and the enduring spirit of Sumatra’s communities.
The celebration extends beyond the table. Guests will be immersed in the rhythms and artistry of Sumatra, with live performances of music and dance that bring the island’s cultural heartbeat to life. Resilience here is not only endured—it is joyfully celebrated. In addition, there two special Ramadan+Eid Hampers will be available to pick during this special occasion. Each is a perfect gift to remind your loved ones that they have an important presence in your life.
Harmoni Rasa Sumatra is more than a dining experience; it is an invitation to imagine the bustling markets of Sumatran cities and villages, the smoky aroma of traditional stew simmering for hours, and the laughter of families gathering after sunset. It is a chance to taste resilience, honor heritage, and celebrate Ramadan with meaning.
