Lina Pei, 32, a housewife in Kemang, South Jakarta, said that she often felt guilty about the plastic utensils that came with the food she ordered through a delivery service – even though she ordered only on rainy days or public holidays when many nearby food outlets were closed. “I get annoyed when I see friends and family ordering food from several locations at once, which makes for lots of plastic waste, not to mention that restaurants sometimes [double] the bag and add disposable cutlery,” she told The Jakarta Post recently. It seems that convenience has won over principle. While people often feel guilty over the excessive use of plastic bags, online food deliveries have become a big part of Jakartans' quick-and-easy urban lifestyle. But nothing comes for free, and in the case of food deli...