Indonesian cuisine is underrated. Honestly at first I wasn't expecting too much from it but omg they STOMPED my expectations on the floor! The second last dish especially looks so, so good!!!
Thakyou the food stand here had a hard competion you know if its not cheap and tasty at the same time no one would buy it. And if you travel to deferent place the taste also would change so even if its the same food you could also god entirely different food you never seen
@@angel-kp5uu FUN FACT : its not just rendang who get no.1 place but whole bunch of other such as rawon no.1 soup dish, and then pisanh goreng as no.1 snack I forgot other thing but, soto betawi, batagor, nasi goreng and many other got a really good score
Garlicyyyy , gingeryyyy , juicyyyy, ice creamyyyyy, tastyyyyyy, lovelyyyy, wateryyyyyy, egggyyyyy, the noodles was so noodlyyyyy, choclatyyyy, vanillayyyyy, pancakes was so pancakyyyyy,
I was in Indonesia two years ago and I'm vegan which usually means my food choices are pretty slim when travelling but there I could try so much amazing food!! They made lots of stuff with tofu and veggies and the baked goods were often made without eggs or milk. I had the best time.
Indonesian cuisine is criminally underrated. Almost everything I ate the flavors burst in your mouth and there’s just so many variations and dishes. Miss it so much 😢
I agree, all we can see is indian food with no variations( like typical naan, butter chicken)😅 we need to see more food vlogs from east or southeast asia.
@@elishawildish5067not just indian. Chinese, middle east and even European dish have found its way here but in a different look and taste. I think what makes Indonesian cuisine that adopted other countries cuisines different and unique from most countries is that most foreign cuisines that this country adopted are usually different from the original. Different enough to be a new cuisine.
@@elishawildish5067similar by look but the taste will completely different tbh, even the Indonesian chicken curry here totally different what India has.
i love how you're usually go to local and home owned food stalls and restaurants everytime, it's just authentic (and totally, warung is where us indonesians get our foods when we don't like cooking so it's accurate!). selamat makan ❤
I love how adventurous you are with your food and are not afraid of trying all kinds of things. The way you devoured that nasi campur is so heartwarming. You make me wanna be besties with you. Much appreciation from Indonesia ❤
@@dxingd0ng stop translating 'bahasa indonesia' to just 'bahasa' in english! 'bahasa' only mean 'language', 'bahasa indonesia' in correct english translation is simply 'indonesian', same as 'orang indonesia' also 'indonesian. 'bahasa melayu' is 'malay', 'bahasa cina' is 'chinese', 'bahsa jepang' is 'japanese' etc.
You should try Mie ayam or Seblak while you're in Indonesia 😂 Nasi Kuning (yellow rice) is highly recommended too, most of the time you'll only find Nasi Kuning stand in the morning (cause most people eat it as breakfast) but you'll also found them in the night but people call it Nasi Kuning Bagadang cause it's only available in the night time for those who hasn't eat yet or as a midnight 'snack' cause the portion is lesser than the one in the morning...
@@nell9400 no, not because of that but definitely because of the spicy because seblak needs to be spicy to be good, i mean the original seblak does a sambal with a bit of water. I dont really like soft kerupuk but the soup is actually really good especially if u made it right with strong kencur taste (not encer) it will be sooo good
Mad respect for people who do these kind of videos. Imagine sitting in a restaurant ordering food for a family of twelve and then eating a bite from everything showing it to your camera first.
*She never fails to make me drool ... and the fact you always postively comment on everything even tho you dislike some food...!! Actually you are such a positive youtuber..!!! And your taster explanations feels like i ate the food .... !!!*
I love how you explore other cultures and foods! Im from Indonesia and Im actually in Indo right now for vacay and I love how you descibe the foods and explore so many different flavors!
It is so satisfying to watch you eat, I think you have the best facial expressions and descriptions!! And I feel safe with you ❤ because you appreciate all different cultures and foods 🥺
I really like to appreciate you coz I have watched every yt shorts of yours and not in a single video you have badmouth about the food .I really like how appreciate every food you try ..such a humble person you are 🥺❤️❤️❤
Thank you for not scared to choose warung and support the local businesses. Warung tend to be not the choice of tourist however some of them over really unique and great food that can't be find in restaurant or hotel buffet.
It's definitely a 50/50. On one hand it's great that people are buying things from small local businesses, but on the other hand some food from warungs can make foreigners sick due to them not getting used to spicy food and the level of hygiene is definitely lower when compared to Europe and North America. I personally only recommend street foods/warungs to those who are already used to spicy food and street level hygiene.
@@berandatki2022 oh iyalah gw tau soalnya warga lokal. 50/50 bang seumur hidup gw. Kyk ada satu warung sate deket rumah dagingnnya diember kebanyakan sampe tumpah2 ke tanah terus dipungutin lgi padahal sebelumnya ada tikus lewat, tpi warung sate yg lain bersih
MasyaAllah BarakaAllah terima kasih cantik telah berkunjung ke indonesia untuk menikmati masakan asli indonesia .Yang begitu unik tapi sarasanya enak- enak. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
I am an Indonesian, living in Bandung, watching this I think I've been taking everything for granted when it comes to food around me. Yes we're surrounded by delicious good food that's so affordable. You can get various decent food under US $1 per meal with enough protein and flavours. But the thing is, average salary for many people here is only around $250-$300/month, it's okay when you're single, but if you have family of 4 😅😅 Still we must be grateful for everything we have 🙏🏼
You are eating real food local eats! 😮 warung nasi is a perfect place for everyone with different taste, there is usually so many choices. your shorts amaze me everytime
This is the best Indonesian food menu I'd ever viewed. My mind exploded and my.! patting my back keep assuring all these are the scrumptious -drop dead !!!
Kuliner yang enak-enak banyak ditemukan ketika kalian ke Indonesia. Street food dan warteg bahkan banyak ditemukan juga kuliner yang enak-enak. Jadi berburu kuliner yang enak-enak tidak perlu ke restoran untuk menekan biaya makan. 😋✔
the variation of Indonesian cuisine is mind blowing.. because of the geography condition and the diversity of the people, plus the history and influence from foreign nation through trade and colonialism, its really shape Indonesian cuisine as it is now. And don't forget that mostly have a strong and distinguished flavor as well.
As someone who has lived in Asia (Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Manila), I can say that she is super respectful of cultures (I’m assuming she is American) and she is super well-travelled. She also tends to go for street food, hawker centres like we have in Singapore, and fast food like everything she ate at Jollibee or Maccas. Full respect to her she’s not “sus” at all and her comments on street food in Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand are all spot on and authentic for those who have not been to these countries and tasted real local foods
I love the way you tried some of the street foods on indonesia.. since i only found some other people mostly trying the fast food instead the local food
Hi karissa !! Its very exciting and fun to watch ur vlogs.. Actually i wanted to recommend you a shop in Malaysia (if u planning to visit there again) That shop in wangsa maju, Kuala Lumpur.. They are serving big bowl of thick and soupy curry mee (it is a thick spicy curry contains Noodles and kuey tiow, fish ball, potato, brinjal and long beans and chicken/pork (you can choose according to ur preferences but that curry mainly a chicken one).. But the speaciality here they are selling big curry bowls and alot of items in it.. And it costs on RM 30.. And there are also other variety noodles and food that you can give it a try.. (but the big curry bowl is a must try one) That tastes super tasty and you should go to that shop if you visit Malaysia.. and im 💯 percent sure you will love it 🤩
Indonesia is heaven for vegetarian food! Fried tofu/tempeh, fried stuffed tofu, jackfruit curry, variety of raw/boiled vegetable salad with peanut sauce, vegetable tamarind soup, raw vegetables with dipping sambal, all kind of vegetable stirfry/tempura, etc etc... and they dont break the bank! ❤
