Bandung tak pernah kehabisan cara menghadirkan pengalaman yang memadukan gaya hidup, kreativitas, dan kuliner. Kali ini, nuansa Negeri Sakura terasa begitu dekat lewat Japanese Street Food Festival – 60 Seconds to Tokyo, sebuah perayaan budaya pop Jepang yang digelar Archipelago Hotels di Hotel Neo Kota Baru Parahyangan.
Melanjutkan kesuksesan Korean Street Food Festival – 60 Seconds to Seoul, festival terbaru ini menjadi bagian dari Archipelago Global Flavours Series, sebuah inisiatif yang menghadirkan pengalaman kuliner dunia melalui cita rasa autentik yang dikemas secara modern dan interaktif.
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Bukan sekadar festival makanan, acara ini mengajak pengunjung merasakan atmosfer Tokyo melalui perpaduan kuliner, hiburan, dan budaya pop Jepang dalam satu destinasi.
Menghadirkan Tokyo dalam 60 Detik
Mengusung konsep live cooking, setiap hidangan disiapkan langsung di hadapan pengunjung. Filosofi di baliknya sederhana namun khas Jepang: cepat, presisi, berkualitas, dan tetap memperhatikan detail.
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Selama periode Juli hingga Desember 2026, kampanye 60 Seconds to Tokyo akan hadir di 139 hotel Archipelago di seluruh Indonesia. Artinya, pengalaman menikmati cita rasa Jepang tidak berhenti di festival saja, tetapi juga bisa dinikmati melalui restoran hotel, layanan kamar, hingga pemesanan daring.
“Melalui 60 Seconds to Tokyo, kami ingin menghadirkan bukan hanya rasa, tetapi juga semangat dan atmosfer budaya kuliner Tokyo yang dinamis kepada para tamu,” ujar John Flood, CEO Archipelago Hotels.
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