Thank you to Mr Clift for inviting me to his restaurant 'Dapoer Pandan Wangi' in Bandung. And also to my excellent guide, Mr Cokey, who works with 'Raja Tour Bandung'. I learned a lot about Sundanese culture and food this day.
All these years I imagined you come to Bandung and eat Sundanese food. Dream comes true, and you're accompanied by very nice people. That Dapoer Pandan Wangi is indeed one of the best Sundanese restaurant that serves very delicious food. Thanks to the nice owner for treating our man 😊
I like how Cokey brings you explore the cultures, foods, environment. He's explaining very well and very happy to see how you respond it ;-) Enjoying sundanese food also great for you.. Hope you'll not getting any stomach issue after dinner, lol
I hope to see Mr Cokey again in your future vlog. i can feel his passion when you finally understand something he explained. All tour guide must be like him 🙏
you just eat in the right place! it cant be wrong to eat in pandan wangi restaurant. every time i eat there, the food always have the same taste / consistency. i'm glad you end your day with great food in a great place! i hope you will come again here to Indonesia!
This is so great seeing you learning a new language with such great guides. I have never left my country Canada, but I have learned a decent amount of other languages. I am not fluent yet in any, getting close in Spanish. I started with German, moved to Russian, have a basic understanding of Arabic. (Mostly reading, strangely enough I struggle with the actual talking part. Maybe because I have social anxiety and because I don't push my self to use the language I am learning. I live in a lucky place where lots of foreigners come; so I think it's, I just have to be confident and accepting of my fears. I will get things wrong, but I cannot get things right unless I learn what doesn't work. It's great seeing Dale do this as well with Indonesian and having support from guides to teach him the ways of the Indonesian people.
i love how the others in your party is talking about you while you eat about how you wouldn't lie if you don't like the food. A sundanese watching from the US drooling here
Dale, keep using the way you learned in India when eating with hand, since most Indonesians do the same. You may use left hand as an assist, like for ripping chicken meat, but most of us don't put food into mouth using left hand. But yeah some Indonesians have no problem to eat with left hand like Mr. Cokey.
Indonesia has many loan-words and highly influenced by the Dutch, that’s why sometimes you find Indonesian words that are typical and have same meaning with those in English, only they have different suffix, such as English: portion; Dutch: portie; Indonesia: porsi. English: organization; Dutch: organisatie; Indonesia: organisasi.
Your comment got me thinking... television is one of those words that most languages pronounce relatively similar, especially european influenced languages. It got me thinking as to why the word Television is so universal though, even in some african and asian languages... And I figure because it is the name of the initial invention, so its kind of like derived from a proper noun or brand name. That's my theory anyway lol.
What I really like Is your not only keen to explore the world, but also what the world has to offer in the way off food, your always up for trying a tradional delicacy even if it doesn't look appetising, 24 year old that could watch your videos all day 💯
He just representing his own way of eating , not representing us and i wonder where did he learn to eat from .... He will get his head slapped so many time if he teaches that to the most of the kids in indonesia
@@bcoveplmene9791 actually it's not like that, in our predominantly Islamic teachings, we eat using the right hand and 3 fingers, to put food into the mouth use one of them
I found it is more interesting to see your interaction where you running around by yourself and meet the local, communicate with language barrier, the one I still remember, when you stopped by at rujak cart after you bought Sukarno Peci, it was funny when you communicated with the rujak seller
Thank you Dale for the awesome adventure in Bandung West Java Indonesia, I hope you happy and maybe next time you can visit again to Bandung and also to another city in Indonesia. Hatur Nuhun. Have a good day Dale! See you around~
bro im sundanese and i do like watching your vlog, the vlog is just pure of interaction of you and the people/places. Thanks for coming to bandung dale!
8:46 He probably said "tumpeng". (Nasi) Tumpeng is one of special dishes, Javanese style, for special occasion. The hallmark is the yellow rice cone, with an assertion of sides like meat and vegetables.
Hey Dale, I'm a local from Bandung and i like watching your videos, and they're more interesting cause i've been to those places that you've visited like the pasar baru, it's nice that you are enjoying what Bandung has to offer to you! much love man, if you're still in Bandung, i hope we cross paths one day.
Hi Dale, I'm one of your subscribers.. I live in Bali, if you are already in Bali maybe we can collab... I will take you around the island and introduce you to traditional Indonesian food that you have never tried. Can't wait to welcome you in Bali :))
if you still in Indonesia maybe you need to watch our national team on AFF cup this December, you can watch in gelora bung Karno stadium or watch together in some cafe.
I love seeing all the place you go man and all the people so friendly it's amazing ,it makes me want to go to all this friendly places .that eggplant looked amazing as well will need to try that man .
Well done Dale awesome video and the resturant is so unique in both atmosphere and food ...the dude that owns it is a top host and appears to be a great person..we will definetly check that place out...wow loved it, keep them coming and compliments to your hosts
Thank you, dale, I hope this won't be the last time you visit Indonesia. And thanks to coki, I think you've been a very kind and friendly guide to dale. Lovely
I have visited this place "dapur pandan wangi" I eat terong raos, fried terong. raos is sundanese language mean delicious. fried terong my favorit food in dapur pandan wangi. enjoy Bandung
What a stroke of luck to meet cockey (apologies if spelt wrong) the lastvlog too was really good about community gardening ..very interesting The eggplant dish is very similar to an indian side dish popular in Maharashtra and bengal.. lightly batter fried crisp and texture contrast is awesome yum
I was really surprised when you showed the restaurant because it's one of my favorite Sundanese restaurant! The food is really good there, especially their egg plants.
Thank you Dale, you want to taste how delicious Sundanese food is cooked. You are very lucky to be invited to the VIP Restaurant in Bandung 'Dapoer Pandan Wangi' owned by Mr. Clift. We are very happy to thank and we are proud and respectful to Mr. Clift who is very kind, I hope you are always given good health, the smooth running of your business is growing rapidly and you can have many branches abroad that are well-known and always successful in all your activities and business, God bless you and your entire extended family. Oh yes, thanks also to Mr. Cokey, who has helped Deal a lot in the full day trip very well and smoothly, and has provided many detailed explanations so that foreigners can understand better, greetings to you and the family of Mr. Cokey, God bless you .
I don't know why, but I liked this tour guide since the first time I saw him in your videos 😅 He is such a likeable and nice person! I miss him already, when your paths seperate one day 🙈
A restaurant with beautiful surroundings as well as a mouthwatering menu! Lots of vegetables and fish.. as I prefer..Superb!💪 I think , I might be more than a bit hesitant trying the chicken feet.. lol.. but the fish.. What an incredible packed day! Your guide Mr Coke is simply outstanding! 👍🤗
Found your channel recently. All that food makes my mouth water. Love exploring with you from my lounge room, as I’m past that for real at 75. Merry Christmas and God bless and keep you safe in your travels
I agree with you 1000% ... it feels unnatural when Dale going around in a guided tour .. I think he's never done a guided tour before in any of his videos ..
With an exception. You can't use it as a main hand to eat, but you can use it as a secondary hand, for example when you eat a kerupuk (cracker) while eating
Kebanyakan orang indonesia lebih sering makan pake tangan mendorongnya dengan jempol (tumb). Ini baru tau kalo memasukan makanan (nasi) dng jari tengah seperti itu. Dan makan cukup dengan satu tangan, gak perlu pake dua tangan. Setuju dengan pendapat Dale pengalaman waktu di india
Mostly as Indonesian people especially central java we not use midlle finger and left hand like mr cokey.. maybe mr cokey has his own way.. 😂😂 but i love him as tour guide...he is so humble and smart...
As Indonesian I prefer eat rice with spoon and fork more comfortable to me than using hands and fingers 😂 but this is the first time I see someone eating with middle finger how ever Mr Cokey is my favorite guide for Dale and this is the best video I've seen so far
no, the right way is just use right hand when puting food in mouth. (except if break the meat from bone its ok to use left one to help, but when puting to mouth always use the right one)
Please continue the journey to Central Java until Komodo Island, Sir ... u're gonna have more and more new adventures in those region 😁🙏 really enjoy ure vlog, GB ❤️
Hello im new fans i love your video beacause im from indonesia and my brother is college at bandung in telkomsel university and my uncle too is at bandung and im sundanese too🇮🇩🇮🇩😁😆😊
Sundanese style always sitting cross legs Dale..I am Sundanese my hometown from Tasikmalaya West Java but stay in Jkt 😁 Love from Jakarta Indonesia 😊👏🇲🇨
At Last! A decent video of yer man exploring Indonesia with a pair of strong legs and a bunch of coke zero. wowee. Love all of your videos mate. Cheers 🥂
Dear Dale, when you return to Scotland, I hope you would eat by hand daily....(sorry just kidding!). I eat by hand very very rarely. Enjoy your delicious Sundanese food, Gentleman! Thanks a lot for sharing your interesting video from Bandung ("Paris van Java"). Take care.
@@ferdtruccimels5194 Nah, it represents Indonesia due to the differences that we have on basically everything. I don't usually do left hand eating, but I'm sure other people have different ways of eating that I think is bad, but not for them.
@@lil_jong-un6668 not all indonesian are muslims, and not all muslims are using right hand, some of them are lefthanded too. Just for example i am muslim and my dad using left hand for eat, he try harder for about 1 yearse to eating with right hand, bu he didn't make it, because he usually using his left hand for eat some food
