Indonesian dancer Sinta Penyami Storms' Best Day Ever in Philadelphia

Breakfast: Waterfront Gourmet at Dilworth Plaza to grab a coffee.

After breakfast: Visit South Philly churches, such as the Philadelphia Praise Center.

• Storms said it's one the places she finds the most community. She often collaborates with pastors for events with her dance company.

Lunch: D'jakarta Cafe on 16th and Ritner St.

• Her typical order is ketoprak, an Indonesian vegetarian dish of tofu, vegetables, rice cake, rice vermicelli, fried egg and peanut sauce.

After lunch: A post-meal walk to Cafe Pendawa to grocery shop. It's where she gets her spices, instant noodles and hot sauce.

• If there's time, Liberté Lounge at the Sofitel by Rittenhouse Square for afternoon tea.

Early evening: Teach dance at Fleisher Art.

• If she has a sweet tooth after class, she likes to grab bubble tea at Tiger Sugar in Chinatown.

Late night: If she's feeling fancy, JG Skyhigh for the views and a simple rum and coke.

• "When you're there, you're higher than everybody else. It's just so pretty," she said.