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<h2>NEED TO KNOW</h2>
This festive season, John Hardy Seminyak invites guests to experience a rare culinary celebration at Long Table, renowned for its Indonesian-inspired communal lunches with a new holiday menu for 2025. Executive Chef Tomy Saputra has crafted a menu inspired  by the diverse flavors of Indonesia’s six great islands, including Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Bali, Nusa Tenggara, and Kalimantan.
<h3>WHERE IS IT LOCATED?</h3>
Located within John Hardy Seminyak, a two-storey gallery and jewelry emporium, The Long Table overlooks a serene temple and terraced gardens.
Address: John Hardy Boutique &amp; Gallery, Seminyak, Bali 
Email: <a href="mailto:visit@johnhardy.com">visit@johnhardy.com 
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<h4>WHAT TO EXPECT THIS FESTIVE SEASON</h4>
A Culinary Journey Across the Archipelago
The 2025 Long Table Holiday Menu brings Indonesia’s diverse islands to the forefront through thoughtfully crafted dishes. Each course pays homage to a region’s distinctive culinary identity:
1. Bebek Hitam – Java 
Local duck slow-roasted over open fire, finished with caramelized Bumbu Madura.
2. Udang Sambal Asap – Sulawesi 
Steamed tiger prawns served with smoked mackerel and traditional roa sauce.
3. Serundeng Udang Papai – Kalimantan 
A fragrant blend of toasted coconut, garlic, chili, and dried shrimp.
4. Rumpu Rampe – Nusa Tenggara 
A colorful sauté of papaya leaves, moringa, banana blossom, and chayote.
5. Roroban – Bali 
An ancient Balinese soup of young papaya and coconut water, cooked inside a young coconut.
6. Nasi Minyak Tumpeng – Sumatra 
Jasmine rice enriched with chicken fat, toasted garlic, and turmeric leaves, presented in a traditional tumpeng cone.
<h5>A Sweet Ending</h5>
The feast concludes with Es Campur, shaved ice prepared tableside with traditional toppings and syrups—a nostalgic celebration of Indonesian street-style desserts—followed by tea or coffee.
<h6>THE MAGIC OF THE LONG TABLE</h6>
More than a dining experience, the Long Table is a symbol of connection and community. Stretching across an open-air pavilion, it encourages conversation, discovery, and shared celebration—embodying the spirit of the festive season. Overlooking illuminated gardens at night, the setting makes lunch, dinner, or private events feel timeless and intimate.
<h6>FESTIVE MENU DETAILS</h6>
Period: December 1, 2025 – January 17, 2026 

Pricing:
&#8211; Set Menu: Rp 800,000++ / person
&#8211; Set Menu + Creative Drink Pairing: Rp 1,350,000++ / person 

Requirements:
&#8211; Reservation in advance
&#8211; Minimum 2 guests
&#8211; Available for lunch, dinner, and private events overlooking the garden
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A Festive Feast Inspired by Indonesia’s Great Islands

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