[Review] Tempat nongkrong McD Senayan STC - Lebih Dari Sekedar Fastfood

[Review] Tempat nongkrong McD Senayan STC - Lebih Dari Sekedar Fastfood

Review

McD atau McDonald adalah tempat makan dan nongkrong unik yang bisa dibilang lumayan untuk kalian yang bingung mau menghabiskan waktu dimana, di tengah padatnya kawasan Senayan, siapa sangka kalau McDonald’s (McD) di sebelah Senayan Trade Center (STC) ini bisa jadi salah satu tempat nongkrong yang asik dan nyaman? 

Tempat ini bukan hanya untuk makan cepat atau fastfood aja, tapi juga cocok buat dijadikan tempat ketemuan, tempat hangout bareng teman sepulang sekolah, atau kerja sambil ngopi, atau bahkan sekadar re-charge setelah belanja.

Menurut penilaian gw McD STC ini memiliki desain interior yang modern, bersih, dan minimalis. Dominasi warna kayu dengan aksen merah khas McD membuat suasana terasa hommi. 

Di beberapa sudut, tersedia sofa yang empuk dan area duduk berkelompok – cocok untuk ngobrol santai atau meeting kecil sambil buka laptop atau iPad kerja.

Kalau kamu datang sendirian untuk nugas, ada juga meja - meja yang lengkap dengan colokan listrik, ditambah lagi ada akses Wi-Fi gratisnya, ada juga musik yang terdengar lembut dengan volume yang pas, cukup nyaman lah menurut gw tanpa mengganggu saat kita berbincang-bincang.

🍟 Menu Andalan

Soal menu, bagi banyak orang McD sudah tidak asing lagi. Favorit seperti Big Mac, McSpicy, McNuggets, dan Fries tetap jadi andalan pilihan pengunjung. Namun yang menarik, di gerai McD STC ini pilihan menunya menurut gw cukup lengkap, termasuk dessert corner yang menyajikan McFlurry, sundae, dan pie yang bisa jadi camilan sore.

Selain itu, minuman seperti kopi McCafe juga tersedia. Untuk nongkrong ringan sambil ngopi, menu ini jadi alternatif selain kopi dari kedai-kedai premium di sekitar mall.

💡 Fasilitas 

McD STC punya fasilitas yang cukup lengkap untuk sekedar nongkrong :

• Wi-Fi gratis dengan kecepatan stabil
• Colokan listrik di beberapa meja
• Toilet bersih
• Self-order kiosk untuk pemesanan cepat
• Tempat duduk luas, baik indoor maupun semi-outdoor, dengan jarak antar meja yang cukup lega

Untuk kalian yang datang ramai-ramai ke McD ini, tersedia juga area meja panjang yang bisa menampung banyak orang, ada juga area di outdoor yang bisa digunakan untuk yang mau nongkrong sambil ngudut.

💸 Harga

Harga makanan di McD tetap ramah di kantong. Meski berada di sekitaran mall premium, harga menu di sini tetap standar McD.

• Makanan utama: mulai dari Rp25.000 – Rp50.000, tergantung menu pilihan kalian
• Camilan & dessert: Rp10.000 – Rp30.000
• Kopi McCafe: sekitar Rp20.000 – Rp35.000

Mestinya bisa dibilang harga McD ini masih sangat terjangkau, terutama jika dibandingkan dengan cafe atau resto lain di area mall Senayan City yang harganya aduhai OMG.

⭐ Kesimpulan: Fast Food, Slow Vibes

McD STC bukan sekadar tempat untuk makan makanan fastfood. Dengan desain interior yang nyaman, fasilitas lengkap, dan harga terjangkau, tempat ini bisa banget jadi pilihan untuk:

• Nongkrong santai bareng teman
• WFO atau nugas ringan
• Ngopi sebelum atau sesudah belanja

📸 Tips buat kalian yang mau ngongkrong dimari :

• Datanglah di luar jam makan siang (12.00–13.30) untuk suasana lebih tenang dan gak rame
• Pilih spot dekat jendela untuk cahaya alami supaya kalau mau foto bisa lebih estetik

Demikian review ini, semoga bermanfaat, buat kalian yang mencari tempat nongkrong yang murah meriah tapi nyaman dan asik di sekitaran Senayan City, Senayan Trade Center atau sekitaran Senayan. 

>>> Lihat juga review tempat nongkrong lainnya di Jakarta, starbucks yang nyaman di daerah kemayoran. 

Author. Nabirong On. 7:21:00 AM

Taman terbuka di luar rumah daerah Jakarta, ini sih tempatnya asik

Taman terbuka di luar rumah daerah Jakarta, ini sih tempatnya asik

Review

Menurut gw salah satu taman terbuka yang bagus untuk olahraga di pagi/sore hari di daerah Jakarta adalah taman Lapangan Banteng.

bagi yang suka olahraga di luar rumah menurut gw taman lapangan banteng ini adalah salah satu pilihan terbaik di Jakarta Pusat.

kok bisa ... ?

ya kalau kita lihat dari panataan tanaman, jalanan dan fasilitas yang ada, semua didesain dengan sangat indah, terlihat sederhana tapi elegan dan bersih.

ditambah adanya fasilitas - fasilitas tambahan yang menambah kenyamanan pengunjung nya seperti adanya watertap yang menyediakan air putih bersih yang bisa langsung diminum,  ada juga photo box yang bisa digunakan gratis.

yang mau foto - foto selfie sama teman bisa nih pake photo box, saya sendiri melihat banyak anak2 muda remaja menggunakan fasilitas photo box ini untuk berfoto dengan teman-teman nya.

ada juga fasilitas water tap, hanya saja saya lupa ambil fotonya, tp water tap nya berfungsi dengan baik, air nya bersih dan bisa langsung diminum.

Di tempat ini kalau saya bilang sih dari pagi sampe malam pasti rame, karna memang senyaman itu bisa bermain disini.

nah untuk kalian yang lagi nyari tempat olahraga yang nyaman di sekitaran jakarta pusat, maka lapangan benteng ini sangat direkomendasikan.

Author. Nabirong On. 2:40:00 AM

Kopi starbucks yang nyaman buat nongkrong di daerah Kemayoran Jakarta

Kopi starbucks yang nyaman buat nongkrong di daerah Kemayoran Jakarta

Review

Hai hai semua....

Kali ini gw akan kasi rekomendasi starbucks yang nyaman buat nongkrong di daerah Kemayoran Jakarta Pusat.

Namanya starbucks Citra Xperience...

Tempat ini menurut gw cocok untuk kalian yang sedang nyari tempat untuk ngopi sambil bisa duduk - duduk santai alias nongkrong. Buat yang pengen ketemuan cocok nih tempatnya, buat yang hanya ingin ngopi dan buka laptop sambil santai, tempat ini jg cocok, apalagi buat yang sedang pacaran bisa juga nih...

yuk langsung kita cek, ini dia penampakan di dalam kafenya

Desain interiornya cukup memanjakan mata 

Layout kursi dan meja nya juga nyaman, dimana jarak antar pengunjung tidak dempet - dempetan, tapi masih ada space antar meja yang membuat rasa privacy juga tetap berasa nyaman, AC nya juga dingin gw aja karna kelamaan duduk disini harus pake jaket karna AC nya cukup dingin.

Nah kalau untuk minuman dan makanan nya kalian pasti sudah tau lah ya, menu starbucks pada umumnya, dan disini gw mesan green tea latte (ice), menu lainnya juga oke, tp ya itu harga starbucks ya kawan2.

Sekarang kita lihat penampakan nya dari luar, posisinya persis di pinggir loby, jadi turun dari mobil bisa langsung masuk ke cafe SB ini.

kalau kalian naik taxi atau naik gojek, enak bgt kesininya, bisa langsung di drop di depan cafe starbucks nya tanpa harus jauh2 jalan kaki lagi...

Untuk kalian yang bawa kendaraan (mobil) juga enak, bisa langsung parkir di depan cafe SB nya, parkirannya pun luas dan nyaman, tp ini parkiran valet ya gaes... (IDR 50.000 per parkir) bisa seharian

Yang blm tau lokasi nya, gampang tinggal ikutin aja google map di bawah ini, kalian bisa langsung nyampe persis ke lokasi.

   

 Oke gaes, itu dulu review kali ini, semoga bermanfaat ya :).

Author. Nabirong On. 1:07:00 AM

20 short conversations using “Can I get by”

20 short conversations using “Can I get by”

Adverb Conversation

Here are 20 short conversations using “Can I get by”, showing both meanings:

CAN I GET BY ?

• “Can I manage/survive with…”

• “Can I pass through…” : Ask this when you need someone to move so you can go past them.

✅ Meaning 1 : Can I manage / survive / cope

01. A: I only brought $10.

      B: Can you get by with that for lunch?

      A: I’ll grab something small.

02. A: I forgot my charger.

      B: Can you get by until you get home?

      A: Yeah, my phone still has 40%.

03. A: My English isn’t very good.

      B: Don’t worry. You can get by with simple words here.

04. A: I have only one pair of shoes.

      B: That’s okay. Can you get by with them for now?

      A: Yeah, they’re still in good shape.

05. A: I missed a week of class.

     B: Oh no! Can you get by with the notes I took?

     A: That would help a lot.

06. A: I don’t have a license yet.

      B: Can you get by using public transportation?

      A: Yes, it’s pretty reliable here.

07. A: My internet is really slow.

      B: Can you get by with it for work?

      A: For emails, yes—but not video calls.

08. A: I’m not good at cooking.

      B: Can you get by with basic meals?

      A: I make eggs and noodles, so yeah!

09. A: I’m not familiar with this software.

      B: That’s fine. You can get by with the basic tools.

      A: Thanks!

10. A: I only brought one outfit.

      B: Can you get by with that for the weekend?

      A: I think so.

✅ Meaning 2: Can I pass through / move past

11. A: Excuse me, can I get by?

      B: Oh! Let me move over.

12. A: There’s a truck blocking the road.

      B: Do you think we can get by on the side?

      A: Let’s try.

13. A: You’re standing in front of the door.

      B: Oops! Can you get by now?

       A: Yes, thanks.

14. A: The hallway is packed.

      B: I don’t think we can get by until the break ends.

15. A: Can I get by with my bike?

      B: Sure, just go around that way.

16. A: I’m carrying this big box.

      B: Need help? Or can you get by on your own?

      A: I’ve got it, thanks!

17. A: There’s a dog sleeping by the stairs.

      B: Careful! Can you get by without waking it?

      A: I’ll try to tiptoe.

18. A: These chairs are blocking the exit.

      B: Can we get by if we move just one?

      A: Yeah, that should work.

19. A: The aisle’s a bit tight.

      B: It’s okay, I can get by if you turn sideways.

      A: Alright, go ahead.

20. A: Is the path clear over there?

      B: Barely! But I think you can get by if you’re careful.

     A: Okay, let’s go slow.

Read more about Understanding preposition of Time.

Author. Nabirong On. 8:23:00 PM

Other Way To Say BUT / ALSO / ESPECIALLY / THEREFORE

Other Way To Say BUT / ALSO / ESPECIALLY / THEREFORE

Vocabulary

BUT

however

although

nevertheless

yet

though

but still

ESPECIALLY

notably

particularly

specially

Specifically

in particular

mainly

ALSO

Additionally

Again

Besides

Likewise

As well as

Futhermore

THEREFORE

Accordingly

consequently

as a result

for this reason

hence

thus

Author. Nabirong On. 5:59:00 AM

Understanding Preposition of Time

Understanding Preposition of Time

Preposition

Prepositions of time are essential in English for expressing when something happens. The most common ones—“at,” “on,” and “in”—each have specific rules. “At” is used for precise times and specific moments, “on” is for specific days and dates, and “in” is for longer periods like months, years, and centuries. 

Understanding how to use these correctly will improve both your spoken and written English. In this guide, we’ll explore their differences with clear examples to help you master prepositions of time. 

AT
at 9 am
at 8 o’clock
at 6 pm
at night
at noon/midday
at easter
at christmas
at dinner time
at dinner
at that moment
at the weekend
at sunrise
at new year’s eve

IN
In the morning
In the afternoon
in the summer
in 1980
in the 1990s
in the 17th century
in the easter holiday
in the next century
in the future
in the 10 years time

ON
on Monday
on Saturday
on June 3rd
on 1st October 2013
on Christmas day
on my birthday
on Tuesday evening
on time
on a winter evening
on a warm day

Author. Nabirong On. 6:39:00 PM

English Vocabulary - Enhancing Your Vocabulary with Stronger Word Choices

English Vocabulary - Enhancing Your Vocabulary with Stronger Word Choices

Vocabulary

Using precise and expressive words can make your speech and writing more impactful. Instead of relying on common phrases like “very clean” or “very happy,” you can use stronger, more vivid words such as “immaculate” or “ecstatic.” 

These alternatives not only make your language sound more natural but also help you express emotions and descriptions more effectively. In this guide, we’ll explore a list of powerful word substitutions that can elevate your vocabulary and improve your communication skills. 

• Very clean → Spotless, Immaculate

• Very dear → Cherished

• Very happy → Ecstatic

• Very large → Huge

• Very little → Tiny

• Very powerful → Compelling

• Very risky → Perilous

• Very short → Brief

• Very worried → Distressed

• Very upset → Distraught

• Very glad → Overjoyed

• Very cute → Adorable

• Very colorful → Vibrant

• Very shy → Timid

• Very skinny → Skeletal

• Very dull → Tedious

• Very painful → Excruciating

• Very shiny → Gleaming

• Very wise → Sage

By incorporating these stronger word choices into your daily conversations and writing, you’ll sound more confident and articulate. Keep practicing, and soon these words will become a natural part of your vocabulary! 

Author. Nabirong On. 7:30:00 AM

How to say "I Think" in other words in English?

How to say "I Think" in other words in English?

Phrases

Different Ways to Say “I Think” in English

In everyday conversations, we often use the phrase “I think” to express our opinions or ideas. 

However, English offers many alternative ways to say the same thing, depending on the situation and tone. Whether you’re speaking formally, casually, or professionally, using a variety of expressions can make your speech more engaging and natural.

In this guide, we’ll explore different ways to say “I think” and when to use them effectively. please check as described as below :

• I assume ... 
• I consider ...
• To me ...
• It is my view ...
• To my way of thinking ...
• It's my believe that ...
• To my mind ...
• As far as I can tell ...
• In my opinion ...
• If you ask me ...
• The way I see it ...
• It seems to me ...
• As far as I see it ...
• As far as I'm concerned ...
• I assume that ...
• I feel that ...
• If you wonder my opinion ...
• The way I see things is that ...
• I believe ...
• I would say ...
• I guess ...
• I consider that ...
• I esteem that ...

Expanding your vocabulary beyond “I think” allows you to express your thoughts more clearly and naturally in different situations. 

Whether you’re sharing an opinion in a casual chat, writing a formal essay, or speaking professionally, using alternative phrases can make your language more engaging and precise. 

Try incorporating these variations into your conversations and writing to sound more fluent and confident in English! 

Author. Nabirong On. 3:15:00 AM

100 English Vocabulary About Corporate Finance

100 English Vocabulary About Corporate Finance

Vocabulary

Here’s a list of 100 corporate finance vocabulary words, along with their meanings in English:

General Finance Terms

• Asset – Anything of value owned by a company or individual.
• Liability – A financial obligation or debt owed by a company.
• Equity – Ownership interest in a company, calculated as assets minus liabilities.
• Revenue – The total income a business earns from sales or services.
• Expense – The costs incurred in running a business.
• Profit – The financial gain when revenue exceeds expenses.
• Loss – When expenses exceed revenue, resulting in negative earnings.
• Cash flow – The movement of money in and out of a business.
• Capital – Financial resources or assets used for investment or business growth.
• Liquidity – The ability to convert assets into cash quickly.

Corporate Finance

• Valuation – The process of determining the worth of a company or asset.
• Leverage – Using borrowed money to increase investment potential.
• Debt – Money borrowed that must be repaid.
• Dividend – A portion of a company’s profits paid to shareholders.
• Investment – Allocating money into assets to generate future profits.
• Return on Investment (ROI) – A measure of profitability from an investment.
• Cost of Capital – The cost of financing a business, including debt and equity.
• Interest Rate – The percentage charged for borrowing money.
• Risk Management – Identifying and minimizing financial risks.
• Capital Expenditure (CapEx) – Money spent on acquiring or upgrading assets.

Banking & Loans

• Loan – Money borrowed with an agreement to repay it with interest.
• Credit – The ability to borrow money or obtain goods before payment.
• Mortgage – A loan used to purchase property, typically repaid over time.
• Collateral – An asset pledged as security for a loan.
• Interest – The cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage.
• Refinancing – Replacing an old loan with a new one, often with better terms.
• Principal – The original amount of money borrowed, excluding interest.
• Default – Failure to repay a loan as agreed.
• Amortization – Gradual repayment of a loan over time.
• Covenant – A condition set by a lender for a borrower to follow.

Stock Market & Investments

• Shareholder – A person or entity that owns shares in a company.
• Stock – A share representing ownership in a company.
• Bond – A fixed-income investment where an investor lends money to an entity.
• Mutual Fund – A pool of money from multiple investors used to buy securities.
• Hedge Fund – A private investment fund that uses advanced strategies for high returns.
• IPO (Initial Public Offering) – When a company sells shares to the public for the first time.
• Stock Exchange – A marketplace where stocks and other securities are bought and sold.
• Market Capitalization – The total value of a company’s shares.
• Dividend Yield – A financial ratio showing how much a company pays in dividends relative to its stock price.
• Portfolio – A collection of investments owned by an individual or institution.

Financial Statements & Accounting

• Balance Sheet – A financial statement showing a company’s assets, liabilities, and equity.
• Income Statement – A report showing a company’s revenue, expenses, and profit over a period.
• Cash Flow Statement – A financial report tracking cash inflows and outflows.
• Audit – An official inspection of a company’s financial records.
• Depreciation – The reduction in value of an asset over time.
• Accrual – Recording revenue and expenses when they occur, rather than when cash is exchanged.
• EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) – A measure of a company’s profitability.
• Net Worth – The value of a company’s assets minus liabilities.
• Accounts Receivable – Money owed to a company by customers.
• Accounts Payable – Money a company owes to suppliers or creditors.

Mergers & Acquisitions

• Merger – The combination of two companies into one.
• Acquisition – One company purchasing another.
• Due Diligence – A detailed investigation before a business deal.
• Takeover – The act of gaining control of another company.
• Synergy – The financial benefits gained when two companies merge.
• Buyout – The purchase of a company’s shares to gain full control.
• Hostile Takeover – When a company acquires another against its wishes.
• Tender Offer – An offer to buy shares at a specified price.
• Consolidation – The process of merging assets or companies.
• Spin-off – When a company creates a new independent business from its division.

Corporate Governance & Management

• Board of Directors – A group of individuals overseeing company management.
• CEO (Chief Executive Officer) – The highest-ranking executive in a company.
• CFO (Chief Financial Officer) – The executive responsible for financial management.
• COO (Chief Operating Officer) – The executive managing daily operations.
• Shareholder Meeting – A gathering where company decisions are made.
• Proxy Vote – A vote cast on behalf of a shareholder.
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – A company’s commitment to ethical and sustainable business practices.
• Compliance – Adhering to laws and regulations.
• Stakeholder – Anyone affected by a company’s actions, including employees, customers, and investors.
• Governance – The system by which a company is directed and controlled.

Risk & Regulations

• Regulation – Rules set by authorities to control financial activities.
• Compliance Risk – The risk of failing to follow laws and regulations.
• Financial Fraud – Illegal activities related to financial transactions.
• Internal Controls – Procedures to prevent fraud and errors.
• Basel Accords – International banking regulations to ensure financial stability.
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act – A U.S. law to prevent corporate fraud.
• Anti-Money Laundering (AML) – Measures to prevent illegal money transactions.
• Credit Rating – A score indicating a borrower’s creditworthiness.
• Stress Test – An assessment of how a company handles financial crises.
• Bankruptcy – A legal process for businesses that cannot repay debts.

Financial Strategies & Analysis

• Budgeting – Planning income and expenses over a period.
• Forecasting – Predicting future financial trends.
• Cost-Benefit Analysis – Comparing costs and benefits of a financial decision.
• Break-even Point – The point where revenue equals expenses.
• Sensitivity Analysis – Assessing financial risk based on changing variables.
• Leverage Ratio – A measure of a company’s debt compared to equity.
• Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) – A method of valuing investments based on future cash flows.
• Working Capital – Current assets minus current liabilities.
• Operating Margin – A measure of a company’s profitability from operations.
• Gross Profit – Revenue minus the cost of goods sold.

Alternative Financing & Innovations

• Private Equity – Investment in private companies.
• Venture Capital – Funding for startups with high growth potential.
• Crowdfunding – Raising money from a large number of people online.
• Fintech – Technology-driven financial services.
• Cryptocurrency – Digital currency using blockchain technology.
• Blockchain – A decentralized system for secure transactions.
• Sustainable Finance – Investments focused on environmental and social impact.
• Green Bonds – Bonds issued for environmental projects.
• ESG Investing – Investments considering environmental, social, and governance factors.
• Digital Banking - Online and mobile banking services.

Author. Nabirong On. 10:01:00 AM