For ADVERTORIAL - Focus Issue: OFFICE PROPERTY/ Feb. 25 - BSR

For ADVERTORIAL - Focus Issue: OFFICE PROPERTY/ Feb. 25 - BSR
- this is revised edition from client- 08 Feb 2001-bsr

Wisma 46 Food Mall offers diverse array of local and international cuisine

Wisma 46 is not only known as the tallest skyscraper in the
country, with thousands of people working inside the 50-floor
building, it has become Jakarta's landmark for its magnificent
exterior design, with prevalent use of solar reflective glass for
its wall.

The first few floors of this high-rise office building have
been allocated by the management for restaurants and cafes which
offer a wide range of cuisine to meet the diverse taste of
tenants and visitors.

Today, Wisma 46 Food Mall is home to dozens of food outlets,
ranging from first-class cuisine, fast food, and oriental and
local dishes.

Some of the places offering an international menu are Crystal
Jade Palace Restaurant, Kashi-No Ippachi Japanese Restaurant,
Cafe Mall, Palm Beach Restaurant and Fashion Cafe.

Those in the fast-food business serving quality meals include
Hoka Hoka Bento, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pho hoa Vietnamese
Restaurant and Subway Sandwiches.

People looking for Indonesian cuisine usually flock to Bakmi
Keriting Permata, Base Bali, Restoran Manisa Padang Jaya and Pan
'n Wok Food Market.

A number of bakeries also serve workers and visitors alike at
Wisma 46. They include Delicious Bakery, Pain De France, Dunkin
Donuts, Bon Vivant, La Brioche Doree and Java Bay.

People throng the Food Mall outlets particularly during
lunchtime, to dine, relax and do business deals.

To meet the needs of tenants and visitors, Wisma 46 also
offers other facilities, such as a post office, a hair clinic, a
salon, a dentist, a minimarket, a laundry, banks, a travel
bureau, an educational center and several stores, like a cell-
phone store, office-equipment store and drug store.

For further information, contact the marketing office, PT
Swadharma Primautama, Wisma 46 -- Kota BNI, 3rd floor, Jl. Jend.
Sudirman Kav. 1. Jakarta, 10220, telp. 62-21-5744408 and fax. 62-
21-5744455.