PIK was planned into existence on Jakarta's northwest waterfront, and it shows in the best way: PIK Avenue for the mall hours, the Golf Island boardwalk for sunset, Urban Farm and the Cove at Batavia for eating by the water, and cafe strips that stay open later than most of the city. Everything is ten minutes from everything else, which in Jakarta is close to a superpower.
The catch is the island effect. Getting in means the Sedyatmo toll, so friends who live south keep promising to visit and rarely do, and PIK people end up seeing the same faces at the same cafes without ever learning their names. A neighbourhood this self-contained is exactly where a standing weekly table works best: the five of you are already here.