Mis Angelina don't forget to remember Indonesia..nice and forever l,m from Bogor west Java congretulstion for you thank you so much l like you welcome in Indonesia
Oh, congratulations on 20K subs. I remember when you reached 10K subs. Will be coming to Bali next year, and considering other parts of Indonesia. Will reach out later!
I think the number plate thing is about odd and even numbers. On weekdays, cars can go on certain roads based on their number plates. Odd number plate on odd dates and even number plates on even dates. Perhaps the Grab needed to go through the restricted road(s) to reach the destination and the number plate conflicted with the odd or even number restriction.
Love Aloy's smile - it's fluorescent! Great video, I'd even try the goat because it's just meat (knuckles and cartilage are my biggest beef with goat 😅)
He's such a good friend. You know it's interesting how countries use goat differently. One of the best goat dishes I had was actually in Cuba. The government introduced it because it's so much more economical to raise. But it hasn't really caught on...also people just let the goats wander and of course they eat everything they can find which is a nuisiance.
don't miss "Oncom" when you're in Bandung, it's the one Sundanese's specialty that's no foreign knows, the food that usually use them are: Surabi Oncom, Comro/Combro and Oncom Leunca.
@@ayngelina for combro you can find it on any "Gorengan" stall it's the brown deep fried circle/ball thingy. I do quick search and turns out there's quite a lot of Surabi resto like 'Waroeng Setiabudhi Surabi' all of em should have Oncom topping cause its the OG combo and also try Surabi Telur too there should be some Surabi seller on traditional market but you probably need to go very early. Tumis Oncom Leunca kinda hard to search by google, I feel like its one of the dish that you can randomly found on some Warteg but google search lead me to plenty of 'Nasi Tutug Oncom' resto instead so you might try that instead, there's one called Raja Sunda that also serves Tumis Oncom Genjer. Oh yea another food that uses Oncom is Ketan Bakar (Grilled Sticky Rice) the seller usually uses Oncom and/or Sweet Fried Coconut Flakes.
Klo soal sate y daerah tegal sampai bumiayu tempatnya no one dareah nya dingin bumiayu cocok dengan suasananya pasti mkn sate bumiayu akan dpt nikmat dan enak
Instead of taking a business class of Parahyangan train, you could take the panorama train from Bandung to Jakarta. It is a diffrent class train (upgrade) with huge glass window for scenery. The price is about twice of your ticket though. Or you could try the new Whoosh train at 350 km/hour, but I think panorama train is a much better option for you foreigners to enjoy full scenery.
sebelum ada kereta cepat stasiun itu setiap hari sibuk sekarang tidak terlalu sibuk karna penumpang nya di bagi itu sangat bagus karna kita bisa memilih perjalanan kalo mau pulang pergi jakarta bandung bisa pilih kereta cepat . tapi kalo mau perjalanan hemat pilih kereta biasa
There are 5 classes in Indonesian railway system' : 1. Ekonomi 2. Bisnis 3. Eksekutif 4. Prioritas 5. Luxury All class are air conditioned...... Difference is on Ekonomi ,the seat cannot be reclyned ,leg room is short ,3 passenger seat ,and the train stops in many stations ,making the journey longer......
Business class seat cannot be reclyned or some can only reclyne a few degrees. ......the leg space is not as wide as Executive........so it's not pleasent for long journeys.....
Hi, the types of trains in Indonesia are very confusing, as you said they seem to encourage us to book more expensive trains. But this is what I know, if you feel the executive class like the one in this video is not worth it then order an economy train, this economy class is very diverse there are those who sit facing with a 3-2 seat configuration (this is a subsidized train), some are facing but with a 2-2 configuration, there are also 2-2 with seats not facing usually the name of this train has frills such as "Economy New Generation / Economy Premium / Economy New Image" (for me this is business class). The problem is that when we want to book tickets there is no clear marker of what kind of economy train we will get, but basically the better economy definitely has a higher price (but don't be fooled by subclas like A/AA, they are all the same). Even so, whatever economy class you get is all equipped with air conditioning and electric plugs. The economy trains that I referred to as business class are actually very similar to executive but with shorter legroom, no tables, and no footrests. I hope this helps, thank you.
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For sate, i prefer the Malaysian one because they marinated the meat overnight before grilling & the peanut gravy much spicy. But i like the Indonesian Sop Buntut (oxtail), Gurame goreng.
@@ayngelina you may try at some Malaysian restos in Jakarta like Penang Bistro, Mama Malaka, Pappa Rich, Penang Restaurant, Malaysian Delight. In Malaysia, you can try Haji Samuri Satay Kajang (many branches throughout). Oldtown, Secret Recipe, Madam Kwan or any Peranakan (Baba Nyonya) place might serve satay as well.
@@ayngelina Luxury Class is only available at certain hours for Bandung-Jakarta trains If you want to experience First Class or Business Class, maybe you should consider trying Whoosh too, you will be able to go to Bandung or Jakarta in 45 minutes. Currently for regular trains, only Economy Class and Executive Class are available, oh yes there is also the Panorama Train where you can see 180 degrees in a room decorated with glass which can be booked at certain times like Luxury Class.
I wanted to try the whoosh and actually shot this two days before it became available so I was so disappointed we just missed it. But I think if a class is called business or executive it should also have wifi.
It depends on the country. The spiciest are Mexico and Peru but for example in Argentina they cannot eat spicy at all. Many countries in South America put sambal on the side but the food itself is not spicy.
