Launching ERRE & Urrechu Jakarta

Campaign Overview

ERRE & Urrechu Jakarta marked the celebrated Spanish chef Iñigo Urrechu’s debut in Asia, following acclaimed venues in Barcelona and Marbella. Bringing a Basque-inspired, live-fire culinary concept to Gran Meliá Jakarta, the restaurant was positioned as a high-profile addition to the city’s fine dining landscape. SCOP3 Group led a comprehensive pre-opening to launch campaign, blending media relations, a prestige-led grand opening event, and a continuous stream of social-first storytelling to build anticipation and trial among Jakarta’s premium diners, tastemakers, and top-tier media. The campaign highlighted both the authenticity of Basque culinary traditions and the innovation of live-fire cooking with tropical woods, positioning ERRE as Jakarta’s next destination restaurant.

Objective

The goal was to quickly establish ERRE & Urrechu as a premium culinary address and a unique new entrant in Jakarta’s competitive fine dining scene. The objectives were to secure high-quality media coverage across lifestyle, national, and F&B outlets, ensure visibility with high-net-worth audiences through luxury partners, and spark organic buzz via KOL collaborations and social amplification. By combining breadth of exposure with prestige-led positioning, the campaign aimed to build momentum from launch, ensuring strong discoverability, early bookings, and long-term relevance.

Conclusion & Results

The campaign delivered strong visibility and firmly positioned ERRE & Urrechu Jakarta as a distinctive player in the premium dining scene.

  • 105 total exposures across print, online, and social platforms
  • Coverage in Kompas Weekend, Media Indonesia, Detik Food, DestinAsian (SEA), and PRESTIGE Indonesia
  • IDR 3.14B earned PR value and IDR 9.43B international PR value
  • KOL and media content, including Koko Kuliner with 124K views, amplified reach and sustained momentum
  • Established ERRE & Urrechu as a unique Basque live-fire concept and laid foundations for ongoing seasonal narratives