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Posted: 05 January 202
Spanish Style Churros
In Spain’s churrerías, churros come to your table on a small plate with sugar packets to sprinkle on to taste. When ordered with chocolate, they’re served with a spoon in case you want to finish the chocolate after dipping your churros.
We serve Churros with Chocolate for dessert at Txoko. The sweet fried dough is especially welcome at a Spanish-themed dinner party. Serve after big helpings of Seafood Paella and, of course, with plenty of Sangria to go around.
You can enjoy churros served with hot chocolate at Txoko Jakarta.
We offer them for only 70k++.
Lets book your reservation now to experience the authentic Spanish-style churros.
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Pict: Paella Seafood
Posted: 12 January 2026
The History of Paella
Valencia, in eastern Spain, is the undisputed home of paella. This region boasts one of the largest natural ports in the Mediterranean and has been a major rice-producing area since the Moors introduced rice over 1,200 years ago. In fact, the Spanish word for rice, arroz, comes from Arabic, not Latin like most Castilian Spanish words.
The name paella actually refers to the pan itself, not the dish. Derived from the Old Valencian language (similar to Catalan), it likely stems from the Latin word patella, meaning "pan." However, there are other charming, if less likely, theories about its origins.
In Spain, paella is more than just a meal—it’s a social event. Families gather in restaurants, holiday homes, or outdoor picnic spots to enjoy it together. Paella competitions are common, and giant paellas often take centre stage at festivals and fiestas.
At Txoko Jakarta, you can enjoy Paella with various toppings, such as: Seafood, Chicken, Pork, Beef Cheek and Black Paella. Actually paella is served for 3-4 people in one pan, if you want a smaller portion, we have half portion paella.
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