Trying Indomie | Indonesian Internet Noodles
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Indomie noodles are pretty amazing. I tried a famous Indonesian noodle dish called Internet.
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Today I made and tried Indomie Telur Kornet also known as Internet. This is a popular street food in Indonesia and something you can easily replicate at home! Do not feat the canned meat!
To make one dish I used:
1 bag Indomie
Scoop of rice
1/4 of canned corned beef
2 green onions
1 egg
Topped with black sesame and red chili flakes
I thought this was do delicious!
Send me your recipes and let's keep this instant noodle train alive!
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Welcome to the middle of the month Indonesian students' cuisine world
It's the 29th of October sooooo not the middle😛✌
nitisastra in your name means 'ethics', am i right... I'm indian though 🙂
@@raajpalsinhchudasama4427 well i am german and indomie are my favourite ones esp pedas and rendang but they are sometimes hard to get esp. since corona :-)
@@elshaddai1978 guten Tag! What kind are these that she's using? I have the same packet but haven't seen many other varieties in stores here in Canada (just recently saw BBQ chicken, and curry chicken the other day).
So what in the end of the week
Indo Logic:
Only Noodle.. just a snack..
Noodle and Rice.. now is a dinner..
No, it was breakfast, lunch, and dinner
@@fhap8645 Even Better
korean too, basically asian thing we love hahaha
Eh, no. I usually eat two packages of Indomie + egg + vegies. 🤣
@@fhap8645 anak kos banget tolongg
if only you knew that the Indonesian woman behind the famous indomie's has just passed away. RIP Nunuk Nuraini (Indomie's Spice Mix Maker)
It was all across Tik Tok.
For real!! Rip.
Looks like I care
@@indifferentyoongi7088 why so rude bro
@@indifferentyoongi7088 i expect nothing good from someone who has kpop plastic idol as a pfp
saying that it's a really popular street food in Indonesia is an understatement
Yes my dude it’s every wher
Do you even know the meaning of 'understatement'?
@@atengku9660 let's just assume that I do not and please enlighten me so I can differentiate whether you're a troll that I can laugh with or complete buckethead I can laughed at
@@mariokaunang1966 Why is saying Indomie a popular street food in Indonesia is an understatement? How can that be an understatement? Or do you simply use the word without knowing its meaning?
@@atengku9660 a buckethead then.. thank you sir, you made my day
Only a pure heart who could open a corned beef without breaking the rolled metal
Hahahahaha
I guess if you were raised on canned meat it's not that hard to open a can with a key like that. I can't believe what a hard time dye had with it. It's easy peasy.
@@kathygriffith5164 Well, she did have the key upside down. That makes it almost impossible to open.
Hahahaha
Hahahahaha...yeah to make a pure heart you must be putted "your ear" on the top not on the midle so you can fill the air and roll "your head"...
yesss, in indonesia we called it internet
in: INdomie
ter: TEluR
net: korNET
Thank you! I was wondering the origin!
Hahaa I’m Indonesian and have never heard of this before. Probably because I grew up in Canada. Indonesians have a way with words.... lol
finally an internet that won't constantly disappoint me.
Fun fact, the word "kornet" is derived from "corned" as in corned beef. But because Indonesian pronunciation is Dutch-based, we pronounce it as in "cornet" or kɔːrˈnɛt
I just had a seizure trying to understand how to pronounce it
The way she cook, adding rice, corned beef, the egg, even the plating etc, as an Indonesian, I can confirm all she did is authentic. Kudos to you, Beryl!
Yeah she took so much care to cook it properly (with the previous video also when shes making soto) kudos to beryl
except the black sesame, common dorm student (anak kosan) can't even afford a pack of salt, let alone black sesame 😂
I'm born at Kudus, and my name is Beryl
As a student, I'll say the plating is too fancy. I usually go with 1:1 ratio of rice and noodles with crispy-brownish sunnyside fried egg
No. denied that egg. That egg kinda like boiling in water. Fried egg should like cryspy almost gosong but not. Ya gitulah.. Wkwkwk
In Indonesia this is like the quintessential college student food. There are hundreds of indomie cafes around university complex and student dorms that open 24/7 often with full speed WiFi. The "internet" is one of the many Indomie recipes served there.
@@VerzapierZyGaming chill
@@VerzapierZyGaming chill(2)
@@VerzapierZyGaming its called telling info if ya don't know shady guy
@@VerzapierZyGaming Go eat a snickers bar it'll help
@@VerzapierZyGaming errr its called comment section.. even you have opinion that those country is stupid...and litterally no one asked it.. so..
Beryl said "it's salty dish but i like it"
Also in Indonesia "itu micin kak, welcome to the club micin lover" 🎉🎉🎉
the club micin lover....wkwkwkwkkk
Msg woe
@@NwellFs micin tuh msg bambang
Bang itu namanya MSG. Kesukaannya Uncle Roger.
Indo logic:
Indomie only: snack
Indomie+rice: dish
Indomie+egg+meat+rice: very fancy dish
No
@@screamqueensfan288 hey, cornet in Indonesia is expensive in store
@@nichokaban1130 no, it's quite cheap actually it's about a dollar or less
@@screamqueensfan288 are you Indonesian ??
@@user-jk1jv5vu8x I don't like giving my personal information, but yes I'm an Indonesian
I wasn't planning on having Indomie for dinner tonight, but looks like my plan has changed.
You can also having Indomie on the midnights (around 12-2 am) it's really good 🤤
@@ayuc1879 the spicy one, with broth, in a rainy night , aw yeah good shit
@@yxxh5795 ah yes, It is A Good Shit,
Quite Comfy i say.. It Even better with rice.
100% Seleraku...
Indomie kari + cengek + telur -> heaven
@@cy_pasa645 true
Ah yes, the internet before the internet. Many Indonesians became familiar with this internet before they even had access to the actual internet.
😂😂😂
🤣😂
Bisa aja om wkwk
LMAOOOOOOO
Good one
"I didn't even know corned beef came in a can!"
I didn't even know corned beef existed in a non-canned form until I found out through the internet 😂
I actually found a corned beef in a sachet form. Quite practical
@@WZRDr but it's not worth a money, if you want to buy more
Lol same!!! I’m completely raised in Canada but I’m Filipino and I’ve only ever seen my parents make canned corned beef. I always have a couple cans in my pantry for when I’m too lazy to cook.
Which internet? 😂
@Cal true! They're more for farm work than eating.
I live in Ghana and Indomie has become a staple food here hahaha, I never knew it was from Indonesia that’s really cool
Ikr who knew indomie was from Indonesia 🤣🤣
Well they call Indo mie with a reason 🤭🤭🤭
@@AlexDeni That's just a brand name.
@@atengku9660 no it’s not, it supposed to represent the origin of the noodle, indo stand for indonesia, mie stand for noodle, so its Indonesia and noodle
@@AlexDeni it's just a brand name. A private company. The owner wants to make profit. That's all.
She doesn't have a canned corned beef, but have a bulk package of Indomie goreng... Impressive 😂😂
She has her priorities straight
I currently have a package of indomie goreng and I've never heard of corned beef until now so I don't have it either!
@@ZaxorVonSkyler oh I thought corned beef is a common thing.
@@twofloffballs3604 What country are you from?
@@ZaxorVonSkyler Indonesia
God im such an indonesian. Seeing the package alone makes me click
Im an indian but clicked for indomie :p
Same lmao
North-African Arab here, I almost screamed when I realized that Indomie is a worldwide brand of noodles. That shit's my everyday dinner.
fr thoo
Me too
"the weather is not nice...."
*heavy rain
Me: are you kidding? It's the best.
the best weather for Indomie 😁
Relate 😂😂😂
Dood ikr
@@korennii2049 best wather for indomie kuah
yeah.. its best right? i always prefer rain rather sunny
If you add shredded cheddar cheese. It would be a "Supreme Internet"!
Tru dat my man
That's called Interjunet in my old hangout. Indomie Telur Keju Kornet.
lmao
Pakai keju? Emang spaghetti?
@@lanostedikusuma7043 mampir mampir lah ke warung indomie kekinian
We eat Indomie in Papua New Guinea too. There's Maggie too but Indomie is so much better. My mom usually made the corned beef with rice but now I want to try it this way!
Ah! Years ago i picked up a variety of brands of ramen noodles to try. There was one that I liked more than the others but i couldn’t remember which one it was. I just remembered it had several flavor packets, fried onions and had a picture of a fried egg on the package. Now i know it was the Indomie brand and can get it again!
You have a good taste sir
I tell people all the time that i have really good taste but they just never believe me
Congratz, sir.. finally you can eat it again. Best food in pandemic 😁
I'm happy for you.. 😁😁
I still remember my first packet of indomie. A revelation.
Never been this early...So glad to be here. That canned meat thing was hilarious, but in all seriousness those noodles are the best I've ever eaten on their own. I'm Australian btw.
🦠
Did you know that there's indomie goreng on australian army MRE ( meal ready to eat ).
@@HFDLI No I didn't, but I'm proud asf now.
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Here's the review
I sometimes swap corned beef for ma ling (chinese brand spam-ish luncheon that's usually sold here in Indonesia) dipped in egg wash and deep fried.
BOMB.
Corned beef is huge in Indonesia. Other common usage include: omelette, fried rice, roti john (sub sandwich), martabak telor (egg mixture covered in crispy dough and then deep fried), and perkedel (fried mashed potato shaped into a patty)
Rich Brian loves Indonesian canned corned beef
i hope beryl will have 100K subs next year or even during this december
Lol that’s what I said last week 😂
I'm loving the Start Trek vibes you're giving off with the yellow and black shirt combo!
As Arab we love the Indonesian indomie it is the best! 😍 i love it with our cream cheese(you can find it in Arab stores), fried egg & drizzle of honey on top
I live in Malaysia and I LOVE Indomie but I've never heard of this recipe before. I'm excited to try it!
Ikr never heard of it.
And why would you? Not like everything from Indonesia can be found in Malaysia 😁 Actually some of my Malaysian friends are familiar with this recipe because they've been to Indonesia, where warung that sells this dish can be found at every corner and 24/7. The thing is, corned beef is not as popular in Malaysia as it is in Indonesia.
I’m malaysian, and Indomee>>>mi sedap
Lol it's broke student comfort food. It satisfies the craving at a very low price.
@@khairulmukhriz7667 yeah but when Mi Sedap launched sold out everywhere, Indomie executive not happy about it. Mi Sedap succeeded as a market challenger.
What Beryl does whenshe is bored: watches a tv show over and over again and says i'm bored
Me: rewatches all of GBS vids and just eat
GBS (T T)
Just bought 2 packs of Indomie because of your videos! Can’t wait to try em :)))
LIAR 😂
this vid got released like 40 min ago so how did u buy 2 packs after the vid got uploaded
@@beamerboy420 I’ve been watching her videos from GBS about instant noodles around the world, so I decided to go out and get some. Have em in my pantry then this video came out!!
@@sneegdhanayak1572 I promise I’m telling the truth!
They Are readily available on Amazon. It’s where I get mine. I’m sure Jayce could have gotten them easy enough, jeez.
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Beryl: "I didn't even know corned beef came in a can"
Me, a Filipino: The only corned beef here is found in the canned goods section.
In France corned-beef designate only the canned one, so when she said that I thought "there is other things that corned beef in can?" ^^'
Honestly, I thught corned beef meant canned beef with a slight deformation XD
Same. What do American groceries look like?
@@karinag9398 In the meat section in a vacuum sealed bag but not all the time and not in all groceries.
Same in Indonesia. Aren't corned beef should be canned?
Where I live in New York state (not in the city) you can easily find canned corned beef all year long in most regular grocery stores. However, fresh corned beef (which I think is salted and or marinated so maybe uncooked is a better word for it) is a little more of a specialty item. It is either a seasonal item (for Saint Patrick's Day in March) or you have to go to a store with a larger meat section.
Beryl youre gonna have to make an entire series about instant noodles xD
Pfft probably gonna take a long time but I'm totally in on that idea
Indomie is a little different from other asian noodles since they use a dark soy sauce that's a little sweet. This provides contrast to the salt in the seasoning packet. The added oil also provides mouthfeel and satiety.
Here's my family recipe for corned beef: slice 2 medium onions and saute till brown. Add 1 can of corned beef and mince it in the pan. Fry till really brown - you'll see the change. If you like it spicy, add some minced thai chilis. Add 1.5 tsp of sugar to the beef and toss.
Beat 4 eggs and fry separately, french style (i.e. creamy). Season lightly with salt. Then chop the egg and add it to the beef. Taste test (add sugar/salt to taste). Serve on white bread with mayo or eat it with plain congee. Enjoy!
The key to opening the can was using the "key" they provide from the other direction, from the bottom of the can instead of the top.
I was wondering why she didn't use it
Here in the Philippines, instant noodles like indomie can be eaten at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
And Cornbeef is actually quite famous here.
Oh my goodness that brand of canned corned beef is my favourite and we love to eat it with potatoes. So you like sautee chopped garlic then add the corned beef then little cubed potatoes (add a lil bit of water so the taters can cook) once the potatoes are tender, you add chopped onion and once everything us cooked you eat it over steaming white rice.
I personally like to eat canned corned beef with ketchup (it's weird but that floats my boat so yeah). Anyway, stay safe and much love from the Philippines ❤❤
Try corned beef with yoghurt and flat bread. Ideally, heat the beef in a pan, serve with yoghurt from the fridge and scoop the bites with a small piece of bread like a spoon. It tastes way better than it sounds.
Corned beef with ketchup isn't weird lol. I had corned beef dipped in eggs as batter and fry it in oil and then eat it with ketchup or hot sauce and rice. It's really good
The reason why you're having a hard time opening that corned beef is because you're putting the key upside down
Anak kost be like: "hm...a lot budget to make that"
Wkwkkwkwkwkwkwkw
anak rantau
iyee..kemahalan pake kornet, pake telor masih reasonable, pake nasi baru okeee 😄
Awokawokawok
Sosis so nice is the answer
As a british person, corned beef is a staple 😂 couldnt live without corned beef hash in my life
hi beryl, i do actually have an indonesian instant ramen recipe, its actually my sis’ but here we go! (seriously beryl, i was like 😭 every time you made all those msg consuming videos trying instant ramen recipes but trust me, this recipe is worth a try, i hope you like and enjoy this one lol 😢)
if youre familiar with ‘rendang’ (its one of the worlds famous indonesian cuisine from west sumatra), you should try this “mie sedaap salero padang nikmat hqq” instant noodles, it contains green chili sambal sauce and dry rendang chips some sort of (but im not sure one is sold in the us). or you can substitute that with indomie rendang (again, im not sure its sold in the us). unfortunately if both options arent sold in the us, maybe you could try some other time AND NEVER substitute with non rendang based instant ramen, because gurl, you wont try any of rendang goodness! but other that that, here are the recipe.
*1 pack of mie sedaap salero padang nikmat hqq* (use all of the seasoning packets in it, trust me, its really good, and i hope you could cope with the spiciness, but personally i love spicy food so yeah) OR *indomie rendang* (also use all of the seasoning packets)
*water*
*milk*
*shredded cheese*
*fried or poached egg as you desire*
*any of your favorite toppings*
heres how you do it
1. boil 1:1 ratio of water and milk
2. dunk in the noodles, cook halfway through (AND PLEASE never remove any of the liquids)
3. put in all of the packets (expect for the dry rendang sort of chips from mie sedaap salero padang nikmat hqq or the fried shallots from indomie rendang if im not mistaken) the shredded cheese (not too much so you can still taste the goodness from the seasoning packets), and proteins you like for toppings
4. cook all the way through until the liquids are almost gone
5. transfer to the plate et voilà
6. pan fry or poach an egg
❤️
I was a student on the nineties in Yogya, Indonesia, and your video just turned on so many good memories about enjoying Indomie at Warung Indomie with friends. Usually, we went out to the Warung after got bored at the dorm house in the middle of the night. Everyone would tell stories about anything, jokes about everything.. :)
I really like how you talk,your smile ,your whole persona 🥂
I love Beryl! She's so open to trying everything! Especially from cultures and how each prep their respective dishes and their instant comfort food!
THIS IS THE BEST MIDNIGHT CRAVING SOLUTION
Beryl: "I need to come up with a new phrase other than omg this is so good"
Okay Indonesians would say "sumpah enak banget mau meninggal" which literally translates to "i swear it's so good i'm going to die"
Meninggoy... Hee...so funny...
"It's so good I'm going to die" LMAO😂
Norak!
"enak bgt sumpah mampus loe"
Indonesian's selebgram
Aku ga ngerti lagi, bener- bener seenak itu
I don't understand, it's really that good,
It is true that when you are bored, all you have in mind is that you want to eat noodles :)
I can relate to this
me as an expert college student that eat indomie regurarly: U oVerCookeD the inDOmiE by over 20sEC!!
If you're in college, you should be using actual words instead of "u."
@@englishatheart it’s a joke bro
@@englishatheart k.
@@englishatheart ok boomer
YESSS IT’S KIND OF SOGGY ALR. IT NEED TO BE COOKED EXACTLY 2 MIN
The metal tab snapped because the "key" was upside down. How we opened it is actually at the opposite direction. Twist it gently and bam! It's opened. That's how a canned corned beef is opened. But using a can opener is the next option if the tap snapped halfway 😂
Oh my.... I have waterfall coming out of my mouth rn. Finally, someone makes it as how we make it.
Good job beryl, you make me miss home
OMG I'm Indonesian and I live in AB Canada. Indomie is like my childhood meal!! Thank you such for this video. Brings back memories 🥰 and I'm so homesick too 😞 xox
This may be blasphemous, but I eat my indomie with a fried egg, scallions, and kimchi!!! It's SO good!
Teacher : what is the internet?
Student : it's an Indonesian Street food. INdomie TElur koRNET (IN TER NET)
Teacher : let's go eat!
LOL 🤣
Ngakak ajg
Wkwk
wkwk ngakak
wkwkwk
If you wanna tweak the flavour of instant noodles:
After boil the noodles, throw the water away and fry only the noodle with oil on a pan, put ingredients and stir till dried. The texture will be more solid and noodle is more tasty.
NB:
I'm Indonesian.
never try this before. Imma try it out tonight
Looks delicious. Oh, and we only ate canned corned beef when I was a kid.
I saw this kind of noddles from Indonesia in one store here in the Philippines and out of curiosity I bought one. When I tried it this morning I thought it was spicy but opposite of what I thought😁..just a little spicy but I like it.😊
She is so bubbly and cheerful .. Her smile makes the day
So glad you're trying the Internet 😂
In Indonesia Internet costs about IDR 15.000 about US$ 1.02
And we usually eat it in the middle of the month, around 10 days before the payday :D
so accurate, I'm crying.....
15.000 is kinda too expensive for this menu tbh 😂
15k? I can get it for 10k 😂
@hana and @Triwidyan
Sorry guys, I live outside Java (Makassar citizen here) so I can't relate 😂
But when I was back in my Uni in Malang, I can get it for 8.000~
Relatable 🤣
This is my favorite! My week won't literally pass by without me eating one. I love eating this with fried egg, sriracha, and KewPie. LITERALLY THE BEST. Speaking of which, I only have two packs left, gotta go buy em.
You managed to make Indomie looks pretty
*Amazing*
Speaking of indomie, Beryl you should try making "martabak indomie" ( indomie omelette). Its so easy and its delicious to. Heres the recipe if you ever wanna try making it:
Eggs (dspends how much you wanna eat)
Indomie (of course)
Sausages (optional)
Green stallion(optional)
How to make:
Boil the noodle. Put the spices, you can leave the noodles without the spices but imprefer putting it in aswell^^. Beat up the egg, put a bit of salt. Then pour the noodles mixture into the bowl with the egg mixture. Mix it up a bit, put all the mixture in a frying pan. Cook it in a medium fire. And there you have it, martabak indomie! Season it with salt/pepper/ condiments. Shes prolly never gonna see this but its worth a try TwT.
Sounds yum
doesnt sound yummy
@@ys2850 it doesnt sound yummy at first, but when you try it, you gonna take back that words
@@jasnn0 not the indomie, this martabak indomie doesnt sound yummy
@@ys2850 it does lol, try it first and sometimes we call it pizza indomie because we can share it like a pizza
I’m Puerto Rican and growing up my mom made corned beef on days she didn’t want to cook a lot. It’s the first thing I ever made myself.
So we cooked the corned beef with tomato sauce seasoned with adobó and Sazón, with plantains fried soft on top of white rice. It was my favorite.
I think she meant an egg fried soft on the top
@@estherventura-damico7901 I assumed she means platanos maduro. That’s how we eat it too.
I love that particular brand. The bbq chicken flavor, omg! Favorite way to eat them: cook noodles, beat a raw egg with the seasoning/flavor/oil/onion packet. Dump hot noodles on to raw egg, mix like mad. Enjoy!
I live in Alabama. Found the noodles at my local Asian supermarket, and fell in love.
Ooooh can you do a soup video? It's cold weather now and I'm shifting into soup mode.
Ok so soup video is coming up next
Yes soup video would be awesome!
I dunno if anyone's mentioned this but you can also mix the corned beef in the water as you boil it. The egg is also poached in the water after you take out the noodles.
Sometimes people add grated cheddar but this is to taste. The usual "topping" is pickled bird's eye chili.
Indomie mi goreng is wildly popular here in Australia too, it's in every supermarket and convenience store.
It's even in our military rations, and is the guardian angel of many a hungry uni student
Hey B! I really enjoyed this video just like all the others u always make! ❤ this one was such a laid back one. You should do more of these! :)
Im indonesian and Here some tip to make it Better
1. You dont need the rice because to much Carbs
2. I preffered frying my beef then add to the boiling noodle
3. I rather poached the egg rather than frying the Egg
4. Add sawi / bokchoy and / or mixed vegetable for vitamin
5. I dont strain the noodle much, i keep some water to keep the moisture
6. Add grated cheese to the top, to make it look better
7. Then add crispy shallots and parsley to make it look better
I hope you would like my tips Darryl and i really like your videos, keep up the good work
Yes, I also was confused about the rice. I either eat rice or noodles not both in one recipe.
Yoo... We, Indonesians, just love double carbs. Aren't we? 😂 Remember how our Moms used to pack our school lunch with rice and Indomie altogether? Isn't the healthiest tho. Lol..
Indomie should be enjoyed to the fullest in all its glory, save the vegetables for actual vegetable dishes :D
Mmmm... fried shallots bokchoy and cheese with fried meats... YUM
not everyone knows what Sawi is, but its a bok choy family, in Asian markets in America it would be called Yu Choy or Choy sum or you could use Gai lan.
My mom never allowed me to eat indomie and rice because she's said it's "fattening"
But I always do :)
Dont forget to add krupuk, a holy trinity
Mum said it causes cancer 😂
don't care didn't ask
Great videos. Next time you open a can of corned beef, do it from the other side. The little key has to stick out from the bottom (you had it the other way), that way it’s really easy to open!
Your videos are SO fun to watch!
This was a Beryl of laughs (I'm so sorry for that joke lol). Recently ordered some of these noodles, definitely going to give this a try. I don't know if it's a Canadian thing or just my family but I grew up eating canned corned beef fairly regularly lol Cheers from Canada!
I've gotten into canned meats during the quarantine. This includes sardines and other canned fish. I can see why they are still on market shelves.
Canned mackerel in olive oil is the king of canned fish. Its fatty but fish oil is good for you. Tuna is the worse. Canned tuna is always overcooked. Its always served covered in mayo because its dry.
Doesn't matter what it's about, it's always worth watching your videos as it's a surefire way to brighten anyone's day! You go Beryl!
That was really nice of you have a great day😎✨💥✌
Yess!!! InTerNet!!! A classic street food that you can easily make at home but somehow taste better when you buy it at a Warkop (warung kopi/coffee stall)
around 2000 ish (long time ago, forgot the year) Indofood (the company that makes Indomie) held a contest for Indomie cooking recipe. They end up with selected 150 recipes and make a book out of them.
Any title? Or link?
@@lynetttte they don't sell it anymore 😂 but you can try to google it. Search for "kumpulan resep pemenang indomie"
I am American and I have been buying the Original flavor of Indomie noodles for years (Usually in the 30 pack) from Amazon. The only flavor I liked better was in a variety pack a long time ago and it was the original flavor but with special curly noodles. The Rendang flavor was good too in my opinion. I never tried adding corned beef and will be trying it soon when I get my next batch in the mail. Thanks for your great videos!
“Indomie telor kornet, also known as INTERNET”
Me, an Indonesian: “aaah yes it feels at home already all of a sudden”
I loooove Indomie! They were my go-to instant noodles when I used to live in Abu Dhabi.
Highly recommend roast beef tacos! You take canned roast beef, and shred it, fill up a corn tortilla with the meat, and fry it until crisp. Fill with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream!! Such a surprisingly amazing treat
This is heavenly food when I was in college 20 years ago which was enjoyed at night as street food.
Usually indomie gravy mixed with corned beef, eggs, and mountains of cheese. try it. I like the ginger milk for the drink. Yummy!!!
Omg I missed you so much. So glad I finally found your channel
I tried this recipe today for lunch, and it was a huge hit! Did it ever feel good to bust out a recipe I'd never tried before, ON A MONDAY! Anyhoo, I've already had requests to make it again.
Indomie is the best instant noodles I've eaten yet! I love it prepared as instructed. Or add poached gooey egg on top to make it creamy
When You poor, Carbo+Carbo is option 1 Indomie goreng + Rice (Without Egg or Corned beef/sausage)
Love how you cook and eat it, this channel is sooo gooood!
I don’t know if anyone here has mentioned it but the reason you couldn’t get the can open is because you had the key upside down. When I was a kid, this is how all coffee was opened, too. Coffee came in big cans back then.
eating rice with noodles. a true indonesian
Not so true yet. A cigarette is a must after a meal. Even Indonesian kids smoke after a meal. That's a true Indonesian.
BERYL looked so cute at 2:59
Lol I’m literally simping 😂
I'm a native Indonesian (and a simple man), I see indomie, I click. :')
I accidentally find your videos and what a joy to find you try and make different cuisines around the world. Thank you for trying internet. Hope it could be your comfort food too 😁
Being an American - Indonesian, I had to try both canned corned beef cooked in mushy form (which some peeps I know in Jakarta like that) and cooked til it's crispy. I'd go with the crispy version anyday!
Making this now 😂 I unfortunately don’t have any corned beef but I’ve substituted chorizo in the past and man is it NOM NOM 🤤
Indomie is the solution when i'm starving in the midle of the night when i live in boarding house. It's simple to cook. And the taste so wonderful 😂
Welcome to the "Indomie" club where the taste of every bite becomes something you miss when you don't eat it anymore. 😂
This kid is so crazy cute!!!! Great concept. Entertaining and informative and very cute.
i love a quick and efficient video like this, so i can accompany you with my own plate :)
Indomie with rice. Indonesian people just say YES to you! With capslock.
Her swag should say..
Oh my gosh, this is so good!
Maybe if you sauted the onion leafs with the cornet I think that would be more tasty ,
I'm obsessed with your channel 🙌