a little bit correction, for Padang's restaurant that served the food directly to the table, it's not the customer who keep track of what they ate, the server know exactly which food you ate, so basically when the server served the food to the table, they know all the portions for each food they've served, for example, among all of the foods they've served, there are a plate of rendang with 4 pieces of meats in it and a plate of fried chicken with 2 pieces of chicken in it, you ate 2 pieces of rendang and all of the chicken, and when it's time to pay, the server look at all of the food and find which food that have been missing, since they know the exact portions for each food, they know that 2 pieces of rendang are gone and all of the chicken are gone, so you can't lie, because they know
@@giiobskevin5323 but this is the common way to explain it. So, the foreigners can understand correctly. I think it's part of the culture in padang resto.
Luwak coffee's origin story is actually kinda tragedy, it starts at the Dutch colonization era where people are forced to do coffee farm labour for free and prohibited to enjoy the coffee. To outsmart the colonizers, people starts to take the coffee beans eaten by the civet.
if I were there probably I would've said the same thing as Kiki just as a sign/form of respect to others, I mean I won't be talking about colonizers and colonization stuffs right in front of the descendants of colonizers itself, Kiki is so smart to choose "I'm not prepared for this story", it shows our Indonesian manner in front of people in real-life event/talkshow. But yea, the colonization story behind Luwak white coffee is so pathetic and tragic, if only our ancestors knew that these coffee would later highly valued in the future, they'll probably gonna be proud of their invention, rest in peace for all of our tortured ancestors.
@@Ix-.-xI I agree. I also thought the same. Despite Kiki might know about the origin or not. It is a wise decision to not tell the story. FYI, I heard the one who branded the coffee to be so expensive is the dutch, though. So after knowing rumor about the taste of civet coffee, the Dutch took advantages of it, sell it, and labeled it as the mosr expensive coffee we know today.
Luwak coffee supposed to be good because the chivets live freely, eat according their natural diet requirement and only take the best coffee beans, when they feel like taking the beans. We're supposed to just collect their droppings instead of forcing them on coffee-bean-only intake. Thus, the quality of both Kopi Luwak and the chivets dropped. Let's stop glorifying Kopi Luwak for its best taste or highest price. There are many coffee origins in Indonesia alone and even more worldwide that surpass the taste of Kopi Luwak.
the really expensive one is actually the one they found in the wild like how searching for truffle almost, the one they cage usually didn't ferment for long and smells bad almost like instant coffee instead of artisan coffee. I think what we can hope to happen is a balance where the civets can lives in a big field/forrest while eating freely and the farmer occasionally take the bean instead because luwak similar to cat can be "trained" to poop in specific places.
@@yuugael4010 I can confidently say the statement about the expensive ones found in the wild is not generally valid. Most of those farmers already have buyers with predetermined price. In addition, the taste of coffee does not solely depend on the origin. The washing, fermentation, roasting, mixing, grinding and making process determine the final taste too.
Hear, hear! Keep the chivets roaming free in their habitats. I've tasted Luwak Coffee before and meh...there are still plenty of coffee variants from Indonesia that I found the taste & price are more sensible. 😬
True, just tried the coffee yesterday, and I'd say while the taste is great, but I think it's not worth the abuse these civets are getting into. Let them be free and also if the coffee is getting expensive because of the rarity, then we can just buy any other options.
Finallly, there is an Indonesian for Abnormal Summit representative! The huge flower mentioned here should've been Rafflesia Arnoldi not Amorphophallus Titanum (or corpse flower) one. Raflessia Arnoldi can grow to be 3 feet across and weigh up to 15 pounds. And for alcohol, actually some province in Indonesia produce their own alcohol such as Tuak from North Sumatera, Arak Bali from Bali, etc. Some of Indonesians also drink alcohol but not openly like other countries. They used to drink in their home or on private parties or clubs. Anyway, thank you for the explanation Kiki. You've got some variety skills and i hope you could be a permanent panelist on Abnormal Summit ✨
We, Dayaknese people in Kalimantan also drink tuak responsibly (fermented sticky rice wine) Actually, our tuak is similar to Makgeoli in South Korea tho.
also you can't compare rendang served on another countries with the one served in indonesia. even rendang that isn't cooked by Padang's people will taste kinda different. the original one is sooo tasty
Tapi kalau seandainya ada pun apa Kita akan tertarik untuk melihat informasi tentang negara lain, karena kebanyakan Kita inferiority complex, kalau ada yang berhubungan dengan Indonesia baru kita tonton, kalau iya pun ada peminatnya paling berapa sih 😀, makanya bener kan acara televisi tergantung minat penontonnya, lah kalau yang masalah edukasi aja kurang peminatnya ya pasti acaranya yang kek begono mulu 😀
Bagus juga acara ini, jadi bisa saling memahami budaya masing-masing. Mas kiki looks nya udah korea banget, logatnya juga, hehe. Mantap mas kiki. Oya, cerita sedikit tentang kopi luwak, silahkan dikoreksi kalau salah, pernah lihat dokumenter nya, jadi asal mula nya kopi luwak, itu ketika para pekerja Indonesia, yang bekerja di perkebunan kopi milik orang asing, tidak boleh meminum atau mengambil buah yang layak jual atau ekspor, akhirnya para pekerja atau warga itu, memunguti biji-biji (buah) kopi yang jatuh disekitar perkebunan, nah, ketika memunguti itu, mereka juga mendapat biji kopi yang berasal dari kotoran luwak, eh ternyata, rasanya bagi beberapa orang lebih enak dari biji kopi yang di prores biasanya. Selain karena terfermentSi /teroleh melewati proses pencernaan si luwak, buah kopi yang dimakan sama si luwak juga buah kopi pilihan, karena luwak tidak sembarang makan buah kopi. Biasanya kalau berkesempatan melihat langsung ke proses pembuatan /kandang luwak , luwak disajikan lumayan banyak buah kopi dan itu ga semua dia makan . Waullahu'alam
Mas Kiki yang dari Indonesia lucu banget pas ditanya, "kamu orang asli Korea ya?". Dia keceplosan jawab "iya", terus dia baru sadar dia salah. Hahaha. Keren Mas Kiki!
@@ruuoxi yooow ember, emang wajah bunglon sih, apalagi di negara yg multi etnis macem indonesia. dan hasil dari perkawinan multietnis jadinya, mo yg disebut mirip bule ada, cina ada, arab ada, latin ada, afrika ada, apalagi ya oh ya rumpun melanesian juga ada... hehehe.
@@chiibinya Wkwkwk iya. Temen cowok saya dari Flores, NTT, wajahnya mirip orang Amerika Latin. Apalagi alisnya. Kelebihan negara multietnis dan multikultural ya, jadi melting pot. Mirip sama Amerika Serikat.
@@anomaliterbawamati6373 wah sama aku pernah dekat sama org ntt mukanya portugal ,cakep bgt cristiano ronaldo kalah🤣😍😍tp memang roots nya sana sih,adek cewe nya ampun cantik2 bgt kek di telenovela,cantik sensual🤣🤣🤣🤣
As an Indonesian, I was wondering about which or what specific Nasi Goreng type they were using as a measure? Because since its a common national dish, it varies a lot from one another. To speak/express with a brutal honesty; Its like there's a chance that a Nasi Goreng made by a random guy at home, would maybe be of better taste from the one made by a professional chef in a modern fancy hotel/restaurant.
Lol yeah I can certify that the street food nasi goreng tend to taste much better than the upscale restaurants that claim to have nasi goreng signature dishes
@@acturusgarcia6027 that is sadly one of the untold truth.. And tourist tends to have a taste from a classy resto or hotel rather than street cart.. At least for first experience.
Drinking culture in Indonesia is not a thing but there are many local alcoholic drinks. For beer as an example there is Bintang, Angker and Bali Hai. For local alcoholic drinks we have our own wine and each region has some form of alcohol from coconuts, sugarcane or rice. Example Bali has Arak is made from either with coconuts or rice.
itz amazing to see other country ingredients compared to indonesia's cuisine, ihope it helps our local chef knowledge to be able to open up with tourist from other country
Mas Kiki.. proud of you. Cara menjelaskannya sudah pas sekali dan betul sehingga bisa dipahami oleh orang yang benar2 awam tentang Indonesia. A very good job, Mas Kikii.. sehat selalu di Korea bersama keluarga yaa.
To think that there's someone asking "have you showered yet?" To greet people, as Indonesian actually surprising to me... Beside my family member, no one actually greet me with have you showered yet 😂
I think that greetings is also heavily depends on your appearance. If you look "wild" or unkept/dirty, they will greet you with that. I say instead of greeting it was more like an insinuate.
That question Have you showered/took a bath yet? (Sudah mandi belum?) I live in Surabaya.. and it still being asked by neighbors.. but the question only directed towards children. They asked about it in the morning and evening haha. Same with the Have you eaten yet? (Sudah makan belum?) For adults usually they asked Where are you going? (Mau ke mana?)
Fun fact, Indonesia have very good beer, Bintang beer. Every time Koreans or foreigners come to Indonesia for vacation (especially in Bali), they will always order Bintang beer because it's very famous and very tasty (although i don't drink at all but i heard many stories and many other people's videos)
Bintang Beer Basically Heineken Beer. Build in Dutch Colonialism. following Indonesian independence, the brewery was renamed 'Heineken's Indonesian Brewery Company later Multi Bintang Indonesia.
Saya pernah mencicipi keduanya heineken dan bintang, memang ada miripnya dari segi mild birnya tp bir bintang lebih "manis dan segar" kalo disajikan pas panas2. Bisa dibilang bintang memang formulasikan di daerah tropis
As indonesian I just realized about the ‘have u showered?’ Hahaha, back then, my aunties and uncles usually greets me in that way… mind blowing lmao. And yes peeps nowadays is no longer using that greetings
It's because it's a greetings directed towards children. Children generally doesn't care about bath time so that's why your relatives will greet you like that. It'll be weird if they still greet you that way when you're an adult.
@@ManggalaGiga bagi saya overproud ke sesama anak bangsa sendiri gapapa bosss ini ANAK INDONESIA PUTRA BANGSA SENDIRI boss satu tanah air sama saya begitupun sama kamu pak Hu Tao
Kayaknya itu lebih kayak orang tua yang nanya anaknya kalau sore-sore masih main...dulu mah emang pada begitu karena gak semua rumah punya kamar mandi, jadi pada mandi di MCK atau sumur, kalau rumahnya jauh dari MCK kan jadi ribet kalau mau mandi
I am one of them though LOL, just as a joke. In real life who care if someone had their bath or not unless they have unpleasant body odour, or bad breath...
I love the way he explained everything about Indonesia, He looked serious and funny at the same time. His knowledge about Indonesia was really good, that's impressive. I realised that there was some wrong information but it's okay, He had tried his best to introduce Indonesian cultures to other country representatives. Thank you Mr. Kiki for explaining and introducing Indonesian cultures.
Rendang is definitely freaking delicious ok and I didn't know it was an Indonesian food . I'm used to Japanese food which is sweet and Korean food which has a little kick of spice and sweet at the same time. But Indian curry and Thai food are my favorites, they touch so much nerves in my brain I didn't know existed 😆 They have really wide range of flavors. And Rendang , yes it's not an Indian or a Thai cuisine but it definitely has resemblance to those kinds of flavor. Rendang has this savory and spicy taste you couldn't forget , strong but addictive . They make your taste buds dance.
Rendang and fried rice are included in the list of the world's best foods because of the voting conducted by CNN. Because many Indonesians are voting, these two foods can be in the top position. The Civet can identify which coffee beans are of good quality. Therefore, Civet is fed coffee beans so that farmers can get the best coffee beans.
2:19 sebagai orang minang, itu belum menjadi rendang tapi masih kalio... Harus dimasak sekitar beberapa waktu lagi sampai benar2 kering dan berwarna sedikit gelap. Barulah itu yang disebut rendang
Gonna say, Some in Indonesia’s culture especially in Bali, we have drink culture. Even we have out signature alcohol is Arak and Tuak. Bintang also Indonesian beers name
I really love their comments about "kopi Luwak", so many imaginations in their heads 😂😂😂 Thank you for introducing the Indonesian cuisine ❤. The actors and actresses who have done "The Battle Trips" programmes and went to Indonesia mostly won the trip, because the food is really good and compatible prices, too. Oh, BTW, you cannot cheat in Padang Restaurant, because those staffs know exactly how many items you eat. That is why they serve in small plates, wiyh just one or two items in it, so that the staffs can count exactly how many items you have eaten, just by looking at them at a glance. So....no cheating in a Padang Restaurant....👏👏😅
About Luwak Coffee.. Actually farmers know this because the natural behavior of Luwak that eat the best coffee been in their farm. Years ago they just pick the Luwak coffee bean from the ground. They found that this coffee been still in the best shape and start to process it. turned out that coffee been has more flavor and soft at the same time. Key words : naturally, Luwak only eat the best coffee bean from the tree.
indeed, from what i heard (CMIIW) back during the colonial era, farmers were forced to plant coffee. back then, civets were considered pest because they ate coffee beans but then the farmers realized that civets only ate the best quality coffee beans which was the reason why they harvested the droppings. also, it was because back in those days, the farmers who worked on the coffee plantation could only drink coffee taken from civet droppings (as the one they picked from the tree were sold to Europe by the colonial government)
Did the foreigner ask about famous Flower in Indonesia, Raflesia Arnoldi? The flower still there, in Bengkulu, Sumatera Island. The flower is a part of coservation because its rare.
There's Indonesian beer called Bintang and it's really good. That's not true that we doesn't have drink culture. Maybe mr. Kiki say it because most people know including himself that majority of Indonesia is muslim. But not all of us are. So we actually have that drink culture. It's proof by the traditional liquor which still produce and consume in several region like North Sumatera, Bali,Manado, east side of Indonesia even in Java too. But as I said it just several region and depends on the person itself. Btw, GOOD JOD MR. KIKI 🙌
Number 1 and number 2! Rendang and nasi goreng are really tasty but honestly they're not even my favorite food, lmao I still love it especially my mom's recipes
The largest flower in the world is Rafflesia. Native to the rainforests of Malaysia and Indonesia, where it is one of three national flower of Malaysia, the so-called "monster flower" can grow up to three feet in diameter and weigh up to 15 pounds. A simple google search can give you the answer.
*Indonesia' Restaurant in Korea:* *Warung Mbok Mumun* , *Warung Pojok* , *Bintang Resto* at Gimhae *Warung Makan Borobudur* in B1 floor , Fashion Island building Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul Recommended: nasi goreng & gado-gado *Warung Batavia* 3F in Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do. *Aunthentic Indonesian food* Also there is *Batavia Indonesian Mart* (indonesian products) *Siti Sarah* in Youngsan-gu Itaewon-dong *Warung Kita Deagu* 3F in Igok-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu. *There is Asia Mart too *Bakso Bejo Myeongdong* at Namsandong, Jung-gu, Seoul. *Aunthentic Indonesian food* . *Bakso Bejo Pondok Bali* Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, *Bakso Bejo* Changseondong, Jung-gu, Busan South Korea. *Bakso Rindu Kampung* 2F Yongsan-gu, Itaewon Seoul. Near Exit 4 (The *most aunthentic* Indonesian Food) *Rindu Kampoeng* Indonesian Restaurant at Gwaebeop-Dong, Sasang-Gu, Busan *Directions:* Metro line 2 (green) to Sasang, exit 3. Walk straight out maybe 100 until 200 meters and turn right just before the E-mart. This restaurant will be on your right. *ROYAL RESTAURANT* 3F Ansan-si Wongok-dong (martabak manis/terang bulan) *Warung LEA* Indonesia Padang Food at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do (All you can eat) 12.000 won each person *Rindu Alam* at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, *New Garuda Restaurant (Bakso)* 4F at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do Recommended: bakso, iga bakar (bestseller) *Si Jempol* at Incheon *K-terrace shared kitchen* at Gangnam They are sell Indonesian food: Nasi goreng, bihun goreng, sate ayam (recommended) *Bandung Sikdang* 3F at Jayang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul (Common Ground) *Direction:* Walk 200m from exit no.6 station Geonguk University. *Jalan* Indonesia Kitchen & Bar at Hongdae, Yeonnam street, Seoul *Bali Moon* at Yeonnam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul *Lillin* at Donggyo-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul *Warung Nusantara* Jeju-do, Jeju-si, (Bintang Beer) *Warung Bali* Seogwipo, Jeju-do, *Kedai Rinjani* at Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea *Warung Purwokerto* at Ansan, South Korea (mie ayam) Warung Indonesia *Kartini* at Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea *Sederhana* Restaurant at Ansan-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea *Warung Nusantara* at Ansan *Gathotkaca* at Ansan *Rumah Kita* at Ansan *Cafe Du&Li&An* Daerim Sell any kind of product made of *durian* (drinks, dessert, etc) *Om Kusuma Kopi Bali* (in the corner) near Ihwa Murral Village *MART:* - *Batavia Indonesian Mart* 2F (INDONESIAN products) at Damunhwa, Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si. - *New World Mart* (International Mart) Gwaebeop-Dong, Sasang-Gu, Busan - *Asian Mart* at Ansan station - *Foreign Food Mart* at Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul - *Foreign Country Mart* 2F Gyeonggi-do, Gimpo-si, - Toko *Ibu Pertiwi* 2F at Kyoung-Gi-Do, Ansan city, Dang-won-Gu, Won-kok-dong, South Korea - *Big C Mart* Daegu *Notes:* If there is something wrong/not right in the details you can check it again through online map
In additions, Civets only eat the best of the best coffee bean so that's why when it came out it's really the best coffee bean u can find. And also the process into luwak coffee are really long and it tooks months to prepare it into safe, halal, hygiene and healthy also (very friendly for stomach, diabetes, high antioksidan, release stress, support nerve system, enhanced heart lever, guts problems ext).
@@topazokenni4869 mas baca gk? Suku mane aje klo ente klahiran indo...mo ente jawe ,sunda,toraja,irian judulnya yaa lu org indo...suku yg define ya ortu lu asal drmn? Ky lu pnya agama? Klo lu kristen apa iya lu dr mst nazareth or lu islam apa iya lu mst dr arab? Manusianya aja yg ribet beda2in....darah ma daging ttp sama khan cm warna kulit n casing lu n pola pikir ja yg buat beda krn lingkungan n upbringing!
Actually Indonesians also have drinking culture. There are lots kind of liquor from Indonesia. Some Indonesian liquors are fermented 'nira', fruits, rice or sticky rice. Two well-known Indonesian liquors are 'arak Bali' and 'Tjap Tikus'. But it's true that there's stick rule in Indonesia regarding with drinking culture as the majority of Indonesians are moslem who are for drinking liquors and to prohibit chaos that may occur when 'drunken masters' are getting mad. If you drink liquor with Indonesians so you must keep drinking until all bottles served empty.
In accordance to the question, how luwak coffee method found, actually it was just a coincidence. During Dutch ocupation in Indonesia, the worker of coffee plantation which is native Indonesians were not allowed to take coffee bean from the trees. So if they wanted to enjoy coffee they only allow to take coffee seeds that fallen from trees and some of it was already eaten by Luwak. Because of no choice situation, after digested by Luwak they clean up the dung to get the bean. Afterwards the process is like normal. In fact the quality is at its best, because luwak only eat mature coffee bean and become more soft because its like fermented in Luwak stomach.
From what I read, cmiiw. Luwak coffee was found at the Dutch colonial era, the coffee farm workers are not allowed to taste the coffee, it's just for the Dutch. So the workers found coffee beans from luwak droppings, and made coffee from it.
Rendang dan nasi goreng masuk 50 daftar makanan terenak di dunia oleh CNN tahun 2017 itu berdasarkan voting di Facebook. CNN nulis begini : "So we threw it open to a vote on a Facebook poll. And now, after more than 35,000 votes, it appears we got it all wrong. The world's most delicious food is not Massaman curry, as we suggested, but a meaty, spicy, gingery dish from west Sumatra." Tahun 2021 CNN bikin lagi daftar makanan terenak di dunia, tapi kali ini tim CNN yg bikin penilaian, bukan melalui voting. Begini nulis begini : "We've scoured the planet for what we think are 50 of the most delicious foods ever created. For now, feast your eyes and control your drooling, as we reveal some of the world's best foods that can help inspire your travel plans" Di tahun 2021 rendang menduduki peringkat 11. Nasi goreng tidak ada lagi.
untuk culture minuman keras di indonesia kayanya tergantung daerah nya. contohnya di kalteng, disini sama kaya dibali ko, minuman keras dijual bebas...
I guess there is no other place in the world with the best cuisines that really affordable, especially to those tourist with the lowest budget lol. Indonesia is the food heaven. Welcome but please behave since we are quite strict with traditional value. Just don't mess with it lol
Sorry, but personally I think it's rude to make fun or undermine someone else's local food like "it's probably not that tasty" or "the news must be biased" and so on when you haven't even try it. I don't mind the guy who state their honest opinion that they don't like it after they tried the food. It just mean that it just doesn't suit his pallatte. It's not the indonesian's fault their cuisine get selected as number 1 instead of yours. I get that it's a joke and I probably overreact but I just wanna say that. Thank you for reading my opinion. Peace.
Furing Dutch colonilazation Native Indonesians were forced to grow coffee but not allowed to drink it. Our ancestors were close to nature watching what these luwaks do. They saw luwak ate the coffee beans and their excretion came out in the form of coffee beans too. So they tried washing the excretion yo get the beans, processed them and turned out the luwak did their magic. The Indonesians knew how to turn hardships into gold. It was a sad condition atvthe time, the land was ours but the Dutch claimed it. Treated us like trash
Eastern region has a drinking culture, although not very well known. At parties, they could serve any alcoholic drink or small meetup. So if you want to get drunk, its best to visit eastern region, or tourist hotspot.
![[Chef & My Fridge] No.1 dish picked by CNN! This is what you call a world-class dish #rendang](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/o3-rMJRZ2Ds/mqdefault.jpg)
Hahaha I love the way Kiki explaining everything, as Indonesian myself he is legit knowledgeable.
Right, even about sambal
Although He has text to read
He's gone last year :(( RIP Koh Kiki
@@spiderman239 haahh seriusan ??
@@rizzomaz iya kak, dia senior di kampus aku
a little bit correction, for Padang's restaurant that served the food directly to the table, it's not the customer who keep track of what they ate, the server know exactly which food you ate, so basically when the server served the food to the table, they know all the portions for each food they've served, for example, among all of the foods they've served, there are a plate of rendang with 4 pieces of meats in it and a plate of fried chicken with 2 pieces of chicken in it, you ate 2 pieces of rendang and all of the chicken, and when it's time to pay, the server look at all of the food and find which food that have been missing, since they know the exact portions for each food, they know that 2 pieces of rendang are gone and all of the chicken are gone, so you can't lie, because they know
no need for correction tho. some of padang's restaurant also ask the customer what they eat. so its not entirely wrong.
Yes, I think this is the best way to describe it
@@giiobskevin5323 but this is the common way to explain it. So, the foreigners can understand correctly. I think it's part of the culture in padang resto.
I also think the same. As long as i know, they maybe asked but they checked also. They know what we've eaten for sure.
@@giiobskevin5323 im padang origin, idk about the other provinces in general but in padang/west sumatra they know what you eat in general
Luwak coffee's origin story is actually kinda tragedy, it starts at the Dutch colonization era where people are forced to do coffee farm labour for free and prohibited to enjoy the coffee. To outsmart the colonizers, people starts to take the coffee beans eaten by the civet.
if I were there probably I would've said the same thing as Kiki just as a sign/form of respect to others, I mean I won't be talking about colonizers and colonization stuffs right in front of the descendants of colonizers itself, Kiki is so smart to choose "I'm not prepared for this story", it shows our Indonesian manner in front of people in real-life event/talkshow.
But yea, the colonization story behind Luwak white coffee is so pathetic and tragic, if only our ancestors knew that these coffee would later highly valued in the future, they'll probably gonna be proud of their invention, rest in peace for all of our tortured ancestors.
@@Ix-.-xI I agree. I also thought the same. Despite Kiki might know about the origin or not. It is a wise decision to not tell the story.
FYI, I heard the one who branded the coffee to be so expensive is the dutch, though. So after knowing rumor about the taste of civet coffee, the Dutch took advantages of it, sell it, and labeled it as the mosr expensive coffee we know today.
pertama dengar , thanks for new fact
@@Ix-.-xI great insight it never crossed my mind. You're right it would make it awkward
@@Ix-.-xI Tbf it's also possible they have "white guilt" and despise their acenstors' wrongdoings
Kiki explained Indonesian culture in detail. this show introduces Indonesian culture not only in terms of food. i love it
Luwak coffee supposed to be good because the chivets live freely, eat according their natural diet requirement and only take the best coffee beans, when they feel like taking the beans. We're supposed to just collect their droppings instead of forcing them on coffee-bean-only intake. Thus, the quality of both Kopi Luwak and the chivets dropped.
Let's stop glorifying Kopi Luwak for its best taste or highest price. There are many coffee origins in Indonesia alone and even more worldwide that surpass the taste of Kopi Luwak.
the really expensive one is actually the one they found in the wild like how searching for truffle almost, the one they cage usually didn't ferment for long and smells bad almost like instant coffee instead of artisan coffee. I think what we can hope to happen is a balance where the civets can lives in a big field/forrest while eating freely and the farmer occasionally take the bean instead because luwak similar to cat can be "trained" to poop in specific places.
@@yuugael4010 I can confidently say the statement about the expensive ones found in the wild is not generally valid. Most of those farmers already have buyers with predetermined price.
In addition, the taste of coffee does not solely depend on the origin. The washing, fermentation, roasting, mixing, grinding and making process determine the final taste too.
Hear, hear! Keep the chivets roaming free in their habitats. I've tasted Luwak Coffee before and meh...there are still plenty of coffee variants from Indonesia that I found the taste & price are more sensible. 😬
True, just tried the coffee yesterday, and I'd say while the taste is great, but I think it's not worth the abuse these civets are getting into. Let them be free and also if the coffee is getting expensive because of the rarity, then we can just buy any other options.
Pak kiki ngejelasinnya bagus. Tatanan bahasanya juga baik. Ucapannya luwes 👏👏
Emg arti nya apa bang
I love how finally someone give good explanation for Indonesian food. Also i hope more knowledge about Indonesia will be shared here
He looks serious but at the same time he's so funny. 😄
Yeah 😂
Wow the knowledge of this Indonesian guy are legit! I’m impressed he really love indo’s food and culture. proud of him.
Finallly, there is an Indonesian for Abnormal Summit representative!
The huge flower mentioned here should've been Rafflesia Arnoldi not Amorphophallus Titanum (or corpse flower) one. Raflessia Arnoldi can grow to be 3 feet across and weigh up to 15 pounds.
And for alcohol, actually some province in Indonesia produce their own alcohol such as Tuak from North Sumatera, Arak Bali from Bali, etc. Some of Indonesians also drink alcohol but not openly like other countries. They used to drink in their home or on private parties or clubs.
Anyway, thank you for the explanation Kiki. You've got some variety skills and i hope you could be a permanent panelist on Abnormal Summit ✨
He passed away already :(
@@niwandajuwita4217 I'm so sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace 🙏
@@niwandajuwita4217 Sorry for hear that. May I know what happened to Kiki?
@@nadhirafeliciaa ngasal dia kak
We, Dayaknese people in Kalimantan also drink tuak responsibly (fermented sticky rice wine) Actually, our tuak is similar to Makgeoli in South Korea tho.
also you can't compare rendang served on another countries with the one served in indonesia. even rendang that isn't cooked by Padang's people will taste kinda different. the original one is sooo tasty
Keren ya, mereka dari berbagai negara tp pake bahasa korea semua. Indonesia hrs buat nih acara kyk gini, jgn yg ditayangin si sad boy mulu
Indonesia acara selalu ngakak dgn joke2 katro😂
@@kumakuma9587 iya bener, salah satu alesan knp gw males nonton acara lokal indo. Skrg kalo ga netflix,disney+ udah wkwk
Tapi kalau seandainya ada pun apa Kita akan tertarik untuk melihat informasi tentang negara lain, karena kebanyakan Kita inferiority complex, kalau ada yang berhubungan dengan Indonesia baru kita tonton, kalau iya pun ada peminatnya paling berapa sih 😀, makanya bener kan acara televisi tergantung minat penontonnya, lah kalau yang masalah edukasi aja kurang peminatnya ya pasti acaranya yang kek begono mulu 😀
@@MsKebik ada kok peminatnya, salah satunya gw. Emang dari jaman dulu udah suka aja sm tema2 acara kayak gini.
@@jjmine3903 Lah iya makanya udah kusebutkan, berapa palingan peminatnya.
Bagus juga acara ini, jadi bisa saling memahami budaya masing-masing.
Mas kiki looks nya udah korea banget, logatnya juga, hehe. Mantap mas kiki.
Oya, cerita sedikit tentang kopi luwak, silahkan dikoreksi kalau salah, pernah lihat dokumenter nya, jadi asal mula nya kopi luwak, itu ketika para pekerja Indonesia, yang bekerja di perkebunan kopi milik orang asing, tidak boleh meminum atau mengambil buah yang layak jual atau ekspor, akhirnya para pekerja atau warga itu, memunguti biji-biji (buah) kopi yang jatuh disekitar perkebunan, nah, ketika memunguti itu, mereka juga mendapat biji kopi yang berasal dari kotoran luwak, eh ternyata, rasanya bagi beberapa orang lebih enak dari biji kopi yang di prores biasanya. Selain karena terfermentSi /teroleh melewati proses pencernaan si luwak, buah kopi yang dimakan sama si luwak juga buah kopi pilihan, karena luwak tidak sembarang makan buah kopi. Biasanya kalau berkesempatan melihat langsung ke proses pembuatan /kandang luwak , luwak disajikan lumayan banyak buah kopi dan itu ga semua dia makan . Waullahu'alam
Mas Kiki yang dari Indonesia lucu banget pas ditanya, "kamu orang asli Korea ya?". Dia keceplosan jawab "iya", terus dia baru sadar dia salah. Hahaha. Keren Mas Kiki!
Tpi dia emg mirip sama org korea. Aku aja pas liat thumbnail aku kira dia orang korea..
Orang asia tenggara kan bunglon wkwkwk, selama masih asia bisa mirip2 wkwkwkwk
@@ruuoxi yooow ember, emang wajah bunglon sih, apalagi di negara yg multi etnis macem indonesia. dan hasil dari perkawinan multietnis jadinya, mo yg disebut mirip bule ada, cina ada, arab ada, latin ada, afrika ada, apalagi ya oh ya rumpun melanesian juga ada... hehehe.
@@chiibinya Wkwkwk iya. Temen cowok saya dari Flores, NTT, wajahnya mirip orang Amerika Latin. Apalagi alisnya. Kelebihan negara multietnis dan multikultural ya, jadi melting pot. Mirip sama Amerika Serikat.
@@anomaliterbawamati6373 wah sama aku pernah dekat sama org ntt mukanya portugal ,cakep bgt cristiano ronaldo kalah🤣😍😍tp memang roots nya sana sih,adek cewe nya ampun cantik2 bgt kek di telenovela,cantik sensual🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sepertinya seru,,yang di bahas tentang indonesia😂😂karena indonesia banyak untuk di ceritakan dan tidak akan pernah habisnya .nice👍👍
Thank you Kiki for explaining and introducing Indonesian culture 🥰
As an Indonesian, I was wondering about which or what specific Nasi Goreng type they were using as a measure? Because since its a common national dish, it varies a lot from one another. To speak/express with a brutal honesty; Its like there's a chance that a Nasi Goreng made by a random guy at home, would maybe be of better taste from the one made by a professional chef in a modern fancy hotel/restaurant.
Lol yeah I can certify that the street food nasi goreng tend to taste much better than the upscale restaurants that claim to have nasi goreng signature dishes
@@acturusgarcia6027 that is sadly one of the untold truth.. And tourist tends to have a taste from a classy resto or hotel rather than street cart.. At least for first experience.
yep nasi goreng abang-abang is the best 😋.
Nasi goreng from street vendors with crowded customers are the best ones to try. Not the ones in fancy restaurants.
street fried rice is better than restaurant fried rice
Well done Kiki for the humble and good explanation about our country
Drinking culture in Indonesia is not a thing but there are many local alcoholic drinks.
For beer as an example there is Bintang, Angker and Bali Hai.
For local alcoholic drinks we have our own wine and each region has some form of alcohol from coconuts, sugarcane or rice. Example Bali has Arak is made from either with coconuts or rice.
Arak and tuak
Ciu is the best 🤪🤪🤪
In Indonesia you either alcoholic or never drink alcohol kind of guy
I guess he tryna say as in Indonesia as in majority scale (since 85% of Indonesians are Muslims), but yea 15% of us definitely had drinking culture.
There is also Moke from NTT
itz amazing to see other country ingredients compared to indonesia's cuisine, ihope it helps our local chef knowledge to be able to open up with tourist from other country
Mas Kiki.. proud of you.
Cara menjelaskannya sudah pas sekali dan betul sehingga bisa dipahami oleh orang yang benar2 awam tentang Indonesia.
A very good job, Mas Kikii.. sehat selalu di Korea bersama keluarga yaa.
To think that there's someone asking "have you showered yet?" To greet people, as Indonesian actually surprising to me... Beside my family member, no one actually greet me with have you showered yet 😂
as he said.. rural and old people. and it really happen
It really happens in some villages in Java. 😅
Now you know
Tapi kaya kalo pdkt atau pacaran kan selalu ditanya udah mandi belom😁
I think that greetings is also heavily depends on your appearance.
If you look "wild" or unkept/dirty, they will greet you with that.
I say instead of greeting it was more like an insinuate.
That question Have you showered/took a bath yet? (Sudah mandi belum?) I live in Surabaya.. and it still being asked by neighbors.. but the question only directed towards children. They asked about it in the morning and evening haha. Same with the Have you eaten yet? (Sudah makan belum?)
For adults usually they asked Where are you going? (Mau ke mana?)
Kiki's reaction so funny lmao. I think they love teasing him.
im indonesian and this is the first time i've heard someone greet others with "have you take a shower" lol
Di tempatku gitu weh, kalo sore biasanya ketemu selalu diawali "udah mandi belom?" gitu wkwkwk
Kan udah bilang dia, udah jarang sama biasanya orang tua dan orang desa yg nanya gitu
Emang bener gitu
Kalo tinggal di kota mah jarang yg nanya
Tapi disini masih sering ada ibu"/budhe" yg nanya gitu 'udah mandi belum? Ndang mandi, keburu sore lho ntar, dingin'
Itu ucapan ku setiap pagi, apa lihat keponakan. Atau ngomong ke temen kos dulu
kan pas masih bocah biasanya gitu
Fun fact, Indonesia have very good beer, Bintang beer. Every time Koreans or foreigners come to Indonesia for vacation (especially in Bali), they will always order Bintang beer because it's very famous and very tasty (although i don't drink at all but i heard many stories and many other people's videos)
Bintang Beer Basically Heineken Beer. Build in Dutch Colonialism.
following Indonesian independence, the brewery was renamed 'Heineken's Indonesian Brewery Company later Multi Bintang Indonesia.
Heineken itu bu
Saya pernah mencicipi keduanya heineken dan bintang, memang ada miripnya dari segi mild birnya tp bir bintang lebih "manis dan segar" kalo disajikan pas panas2.
Bisa dibilang bintang memang formulasikan di daerah tropis
Beer bintang emang enak bgt..
@@timeexplorer247 yup, they taste almost the same, so better buy bintang while in indonesia because they're cheaper than heineken
Hillarious but quite correct 😁 actually you can find "Padang resto" everywhere in Ind, not only in Padang, West Sumatra.
But, the taste.. is not as good as the origin. I can say that because... I'm from padang 😅
Taste so different, even some big franchise one like Sederhana wasn't that good compare to padang only franchises like Lamun Ombak.
As indonesian I just realized about the ‘have u showered?’ Hahaha, back then, my aunties and uncles usually greets me in that way… mind blowing lmao. And yes peeps nowadays is no longer using that greetings
It's because it's a greetings directed towards children. Children generally doesn't care about bath time so that's why your relatives will greet you like that. It'll be weird if they still greet you that way when you're an adult.
Keren anak Indonesia Putra Bangsa ❤️👍🇮🇩
Komentar English lah minimal dasar udik,udh norak udik
OVERPROUD
@@ManggalaGiga bagi saya overproud ke sesama anak bangsa sendiri gapapa bosss ini ANAK INDONESIA PUTRA BANGSA SENDIRI boss satu tanah air sama saya begitupun sama kamu pak Hu Tao
I can't relate with the shower thing. I'm Indonesian but never greet people with "have u shower yet? " 😅
Kayaknya itu lebih kayak orang tua yang nanya anaknya kalau sore-sore masih main...dulu mah emang pada begitu karena gak semua rumah punya kamar mandi, jadi pada mandi di MCK atau sumur, kalau rumahnya jauh dari MCK kan jadi ribet kalau mau mandi
Saya org jateng kalo ketemu temen lg nongkrong bareng suka tanya "wis adus durung?" Biasanya lebih ke arah basa basi ke temen si
@@koriharyono5238 eh iya dulu pas kecil kalo sore lg main mesti ditanyain udah mandi belum. Tapi lebih ke disuruh mandi dulu, terus baru main lagi.
I am one of them though LOL, just as a joke. In real life who care if someone had their bath or not unless they have unpleasant body odour, or bad breath...
Yeppp....we always says....apa kabar?
I love the way he explained everything about Indonesia, He looked serious and funny at the same time. His knowledge about Indonesia was really good, that's impressive. I realised that there was some wrong information but it's okay, He had tried his best to introduce Indonesian cultures to other country representatives. Thank you Mr. Kiki for explaining and introducing Indonesian cultures.
Rendang is definitely freaking delicious ok and I didn't know it was an Indonesian food . I'm used to Japanese food which is sweet and Korean food which has a little kick of spice and sweet at the same time. But Indian curry and Thai food are my favorites, they touch so much nerves in my brain I didn't know existed 😆 They have really wide range of flavors. And Rendang , yes it's not an Indian or a Thai cuisine but it definitely has resemblance to those kinds of flavor. Rendang has this savory and spicy taste you couldn't forget , strong but addictive . They make your taste buds dance.
freaking delicious?? wow really? lol
Keren bgt mas Kiki bisa tampil di acara ini😍
Rendang and fried rice are included in the list of the world's best foods because of the voting conducted by CNN. Because many Indonesians are voting, these two foods can be in the top position. The Civet can identify which coffee beans are of good quality. Therefore, Civet is fed coffee beans so that farmers can get the best coffee beans.
finally indonesia!, kiki thank you for youre explanation and youre so funny i hope you will formally be this member 😍👍
Wow... Mas Kiki decribe and explaining Indonesia very well and funny... Maturnuwun Mas
2:19 sebagai orang minang, itu belum menjadi rendang tapi masih kalio... Harus dimasak sekitar beberapa waktu lagi sampai benar2 kering dan berwarna sedikit gelap. Barulah itu yang disebut rendang
Pak Kiki ini bagus banget cara penyampaiannya 😄
Pak Retno itu bapaknya tante Sutini
Gonna say, Some in Indonesia’s culture especially in Bali, we have drink culture. Even we have out signature alcohol is Arak and Tuak. Bintang also Indonesian beers name
Indonesia doesn't have a beer drinking culture but they do have their own traditional "liquor" such as TUAK (palm wine) made from palm sap
This is one of the funniest episode I've seen in abnormal summit. LOVE IT! 🤣🤣
I really love their comments about "kopi Luwak", so many imaginations in their heads 😂😂😂
Thank you for introducing the Indonesian cuisine ❤.
The actors and actresses who have done "The Battle Trips" programmes and went to Indonesia mostly won the trip, because the food is really good and compatible prices, too.
Oh, BTW, you cannot cheat in Padang Restaurant, because those staffs know exactly how many items you eat. That is why they serve in small plates, wiyh just one or two items in it, so that the staffs can count exactly how many items you have eaten, just by looking at them at a glance. So....no cheating in a Padang Restaurant....👏👏😅
I'm not from Padang but Padang food is really delicious 😋😋😋
Thanks for a nice video about mouthwatering Indonesian food 👍
About Luwak Coffee.. Actually farmers know this because the natural behavior of Luwak that eat the best coffee been in their farm. Years ago they just pick the Luwak coffee bean from the ground. They found that this coffee been still in the best shape and start to process it. turned out that coffee been has more flavor and soft at the same time. Key words : naturally, Luwak only eat the best coffee bean from the tree.
indeed, from what i heard (CMIIW) back during the colonial era, farmers were forced to plant coffee. back then, civets were considered pest because they ate coffee beans but then the farmers realized that civets only ate the best quality coffee beans which was the reason why they harvested the droppings. also, it was because back in those days, the farmers who worked on the coffee plantation could only drink coffee taken from civet droppings (as the one they picked from the tree were sold to Europe by the colonial government)
They're so funny, can't help myself to subscribe 😂😂
Did the foreigner ask about famous Flower in Indonesia, Raflesia Arnoldi? The flower still there, in Bengkulu, Sumatera Island. The flower is a part of coservation because its rare.
I am happy watching this channel, thank you...
Actually Padang restaurant owners have a way to know how much you eat with special signs on each plate, so it's not only by trust to the buyers.
There's Indonesian beer called Bintang and it's really good. That's not true that we doesn't have drink culture. Maybe mr. Kiki say it because most people know including himself that majority of Indonesia is muslim. But not all of us are. So we actually have that drink culture. It's proof by the traditional liquor which still produce and consume in several region like North Sumatera, Bali,Manado, east side of Indonesia even in Java too. But as I said it just several region and depends on the person itself.
Btw, GOOD JOD MR. KIKI 🙌
Mr kiki thank you to explain Indonesian culture beautifully :D
Halo saya dari Indonesia. Silahkan datang ke Indonesia. Dan nikmati makanan2 lezat diindonesai
You need to try sambel matah and arak next time you visiting Bali
Terima kasih sekarang saya bisa jadi lebih memahami sedikit budaya indonesia 👍
6:21 to answer that question. actually the seller knows what to eat from an empty plate. So even if you forget the seller knows what you eat hehe.
Yea same like sushi count by plate.
Kiki's face is so cute like a little boy.
Number 1 and number 2! Rendang and nasi goreng are really tasty but honestly they're not even my favorite food, lmao
I still love it especially my mom's recipes
CVS or mini market banning of alcoholic beverages actually pretty recent. I believe it started in early 2010s.
yup, pretty much recent! in Bali, it is still pretty much allowed!
Pak Kiki is a proud Indonesian but he also holds dimana bumi dipijak disitu langit dijunjung 👍
Kuliner di Indonesia top markotop lah😊😊😊😊
finally indonesian food in a tv show that doesn't only talk about nashi goreNg
Now you understand why Netherland british and portugal loves us sooooo much. Since before 1945.
Keren berbagi budaya itu indah dan bekerja sama .itu adalah hal yang baik dan positif .
The largest flower in the world is Rafflesia. Native to the rainforests of Malaysia and Indonesia, where it is one of three national flower of Malaysia, the so-called "monster flower" can grow up to three feet in diameter and weigh up to 15 pounds.
A simple google search can give you the answer.
*Indonesia' Restaurant in Korea:*
*Warung Mbok Mumun* , *Warung Pojok* , *Bintang Resto* at Gimhae
*Warung Makan Borobudur* in B1 floor , Fashion Island building Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul
Recommended: nasi goreng & gado-gado
*Warung Batavia* 3F in Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do. *Aunthentic Indonesian food*
Also there is *Batavia Indonesian Mart* (indonesian products)
*Siti Sarah* in Youngsan-gu Itaewon-dong
*Warung Kita Deagu* 3F in Igok-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu.
*There is Asia Mart too
*Bakso Bejo Myeongdong* at Namsandong, Jung-gu, Seoul. *Aunthentic Indonesian food* .
*Bakso Bejo Pondok Bali* Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do,
*Bakso Bejo* Changseondong, Jung-gu, Busan South Korea.
*Bakso Rindu Kampung* 2F Yongsan-gu, Itaewon Seoul. Near Exit 4
(The *most aunthentic* Indonesian Food)
*Rindu Kampoeng* Indonesian Restaurant at Gwaebeop-Dong, Sasang-Gu, Busan
*Directions:* Metro line 2 (green) to Sasang, exit 3. Walk straight out maybe 100 until 200 meters and turn right just before the E-mart. This restaurant will be on your right.
*ROYAL RESTAURANT* 3F Ansan-si Wongok-dong (martabak manis/terang bulan)
*Warung LEA* Indonesia Padang Food at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do
(All you can eat) 12.000 won each person
*Rindu Alam* at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do,
*New Garuda Restaurant (Bakso)* 4F at Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do
Recommended: bakso, iga bakar (bestseller)
*Si Jempol* at Incheon
*K-terrace shared kitchen* at Gangnam
They are sell Indonesian food: Nasi goreng, bihun goreng, sate ayam (recommended)
*Bandung Sikdang* 3F at Jayang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul (Common Ground)
*Direction:* Walk 200m from exit no.6 station Geonguk University.
*Jalan* Indonesia Kitchen & Bar at Hongdae, Yeonnam street, Seoul
*Bali Moon* at Yeonnam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
*Lillin* at Donggyo-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
*Warung Nusantara* Jeju-do, Jeju-si,
(Bintang Beer)
*Warung Bali* Seogwipo, Jeju-do,
*Kedai Rinjani* at Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
*Warung Purwokerto* at Ansan, South Korea (mie ayam)
Warung Indonesia *Kartini* at Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
*Sederhana* Restaurant at Ansan-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea
*Warung Nusantara* at Ansan
*Gathotkaca* at Ansan
*Rumah Kita* at Ansan
*Cafe Du&Li&An* Daerim
Sell any kind of product made of *durian* (drinks, dessert, etc)
*Om Kusuma Kopi Bali* (in the corner)
near Ihwa Murral Village
*MART:*
- *Batavia Indonesian Mart* 2F (INDONESIAN products) at Damunhwa, Wongok-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si.
- *New World Mart* (International Mart) Gwaebeop-Dong, Sasang-Gu, Busan
- *Asian Mart* at Ansan station
- *Foreign Food Mart* at Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
- *Foreign Country Mart* 2F Gyeonggi-do, Gimpo-si,
- Toko *Ibu Pertiwi* 2F at Kyoung-Gi-Do, Ansan city, Dang-won-Gu, Won-kok-dong, South Korea
- *Big C Mart* Daegu
*Notes:* If there is something wrong/not right in the details you can check it again through online map
In additions, Civets only eat the best of the best coffee bean so that's why when it came out it's really the best coffee bean u can find. And also the process into luwak coffee are really long and it tooks months to prepare it into safe, halal, hygiene and healthy also (very friendly for stomach, diabetes, high antioksidan, release stress, support nerve system, enhanced heart lever, guts problems ext).
I thought Mr Kiki is Korean until subtitle appear,he is an insightful man..
I like that he’s saying that he is 100% Indonesian eventhough he is chinese Indonesian 👍
Haiyaaa....sama ja kaya suku di indo ibaratnya....mo chinese indo,arab indo klo sdh klahiran indo yaa org indo lahh...tambahin mie...jd indomie wkkkk
@@al_z178 right
respect 👍🏻
What if he Javanese Indonesian instead?
@@topazokenni4869 mas baca gk? Suku mane aje klo ente klahiran indo...mo ente jawe ,sunda,toraja,irian judulnya yaa lu org indo...suku yg define ya ortu lu asal drmn? Ky lu pnya agama? Klo lu kristen apa iya lu dr mst nazareth or lu islam apa iya lu mst dr arab? Manusianya aja yg ribet beda2in....darah ma daging ttp sama khan cm warna kulit n casing lu n pola pikir ja yg buat beda krn lingkungan n upbringing!
It’s a nice program to introduce other countries or cultures
Terimakasih Mr. Kiki untuk penjelasan lengkap, anda mantap jiwa sekali,
Seng seneng madang dan ngopi enjoy .
Indonesia DO have drinking culture. Tuak, Arak, Sopi, Nira Lontar etc.. they only drink that for special event, or joyfull event...
Indonesia have so many traditional drinks, like Cap Tikus, Tuak, Arak.
Actually Indonesians also have drinking culture. There are lots kind of liquor from Indonesia. Some Indonesian liquors are fermented 'nira', fruits, rice or sticky rice. Two well-known Indonesian liquors are 'arak Bali' and 'Tjap Tikus'. But it's true that there's stick rule in Indonesia regarding with drinking culture as the majority of Indonesians are moslem who are for drinking liquors and to prohibit chaos that may occur when 'drunken masters' are getting mad. If you drink liquor with Indonesians so you must keep drinking until all bottles served empty.
In accordance to the question, how luwak coffee method found, actually it was just a coincidence.
During Dutch ocupation in Indonesia, the worker of coffee plantation which is native Indonesians were not allowed to take coffee bean from the trees.
So if they wanted to enjoy coffee they only allow to take coffee seeds that fallen from trees and some of it was already eaten by Luwak.
Because of no choice situation, after digested by Luwak they clean up the dung to get the bean. Afterwards the process is like normal.
In fact the quality is at its best, because luwak only eat mature coffee bean and become more soft because its like fermented in Luwak stomach.
From what I read, cmiiw. Luwak coffee was found at the Dutch colonial era, the coffee farm workers are not allowed to taste the coffee, it's just for the Dutch. So the workers found coffee beans from luwak droppings, and made coffee from it.
Indonesia food the best🥰😍
I'm proud to be Indonesian 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Rendang dan nasi goreng masuk 50 daftar makanan terenak di dunia oleh CNN tahun 2017 itu berdasarkan voting di Facebook.
CNN nulis begini :
"So we threw it open to a vote on a Facebook poll. And now, after more than 35,000 votes, it appears we got it all wrong. The world's most delicious food is not Massaman curry, as we suggested, but a meaty, spicy, gingery dish from west Sumatra."
Tahun 2021 CNN bikin lagi daftar makanan terenak di dunia, tapi kali ini tim CNN yg bikin penilaian, bukan melalui voting.
Begini nulis begini :
"We've scoured the planet for what we think are 50 of the most delicious foods ever created. For now, feast your eyes and control your drooling, as we reveal some of the world's best foods that can help inspire your travel plans"
Di tahun 2021 rendang menduduki peringkat 11. Nasi goreng tidak ada lagi.
Isn't the largest flower is raflessia (rotten corpse smell)? It's not only in Indonesia but in Malaysia (tropical forest) too
9:18 he is so smart for not answering the origin of luwak coffee
Rendang emang paling enak, apalagi kalo makan di warung padang
You all talk about those dish....
Now iam hungry🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Ohoo ~ i'm so proud when rendang - padang popular in Korea too hehe
Of course it's not the same to korean dish (sambal terasi) that's different level. Thanks Kiki for saying it's different :)
Indonesia wonderfull ❤
Whre I can get the full episode of thies show?
come to Indonesia and try more than hundreds of thousands of Indonesian food
untuk culture minuman keras di indonesia kayanya tergantung daerah nya. contohnya di kalteng, disini sama kaya dibali ko, minuman keras dijual bebas...
Rendang was Minji SECRET NUMBER favorite food 😊
Coba acara tv indonesia seperti ini pasti seru👍
Rendang,nasi goreng and seafood Indonesia delicious food 👍
Indonesian food is the best, our food heavy influence with indian, chinese foods..
I guess there is no other place in the world with the best cuisines that really affordable, especially to those tourist with the lowest budget lol.
Indonesia is the food heaven.
Welcome but please behave since we are quite strict with traditional value. Just don't mess with it lol
Why rendang is first rank ?
If we understand the taste, the technique, the ingredient, the philosophy, we'll understand it
Sorry, but personally I think it's rude to make fun or undermine someone else's local food like "it's probably not that tasty" or "the news must be biased" and so on when you haven't even try it. I don't mind the guy who state their honest opinion that they don't like it after they tried the food. It just mean that it just doesn't suit his pallatte. It's not the indonesian's fault their cuisine get selected as number 1 instead of yours. I get that it's a joke and I probably overreact but I just wanna say that. Thank you for reading my opinion. Peace.
The Koreans are just salty that their food lost to Indonesian food lol
Indonesian is Food,Love,and pray.
Furing Dutch colonilazation Native Indonesians were forced to grow coffee but not allowed to drink it. Our ancestors were close to nature watching what these luwaks do. They saw luwak ate the coffee beans and their excretion came out in the form of coffee beans too. So they tried washing the excretion yo get the beans, processed them and turned out the luwak did their magic. The Indonesians knew how to turn hardships into gold. It was a sad condition atvthe time, the land was ours but the Dutch claimed it. Treated us like trash
Massaman curry not the same Rendang on cnn 1st is Massaman curry and Rendang on 11 place
Eastern region has a drinking culture, although not very well known. At parties, they could serve any alcoholic drink or small meetup. So if you want to get drunk, its best to visit eastern region, or tourist hotspot.
Guys really all of you need to go to Indonesia to try all that food 😄