yeah-jakarta has hardly any of those LOL

Quote: Originally posted by Ena: really wow! but what will go there instead? no doubt, yet another sterile shopping mall.

really wow! but what will go there instead?

they have, sort of. all the street traders have been moved on, and pasar senen itself, the original pasar maling, is going to be phased out.

heyho. why they dont beautify senen hmmmmmm????????

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