Indonesia

In Indonesia the word "pub" is used loosely, often for any bar with cold beer, a live band or karaoke. Pub Go Where lists only the real thing: genuine British and Irish pubs with the look, menu and atmosphere of a proper local back home. Think dark wood, a well-kept pint, fish and chips or a Sunday roast, and the football or rugby on the screen.

There are not many of them, and most are in Jakarta and Bali. In the capital, a small number of long-running British and Irish pubs have served the expatriate community for decades, with Kemang's best-known local trading since 1989. In Bali, the British and Australian holiday crowd supports a few genuine pubs around Seminyak, Kuta, Legian, Canggu and Sanur.

Imported beer and draught stout cost noticeably more than local lagers such as Bintang because of import duties, and many pubs pour Guinness from microdraught systems. Browse by city below to find a proper pub near you.