I Got Lost in the FIFA World Cup Stadium of Indonesia 🇮🇩
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- While making my way back from Ciwidey to Bandung I saw this huge stadium. I asked some locals and apparently it was OK to visit Si Jalak Harupat Stadium. I went in, was impressed and even got a bit lost in this stadium that was hosting the FIFA U17 World Cup.
When I continued my little road trip I saw this lady selling edible snakes and I wanted to get a closer look. The water snakes were being sold alive in plastic bags.
On the way back to Bandung I had some delicious foods and found a beautiful lake spot that was slightly disturbed by an awful singer though.
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Nice reflex, Tim on @30:00 😂
the seller girl can speak eglish fuently
Tim can always take us to see great buildings, such as future mansions and the FIFA World Cup Stadium.
It’s really special that the stadium is not finished yet after the competition.
I don’t know what it will look like after it is completed. It seems that Tim will come back here again in the future, haha!
Everyone should have guessed that Tim has never been in contact with eel, so please don't blame him, and there is no need!
You may not know that most famous eels in Japan are imported from Taiwan. It seems that Tim has another reason to travel to Taiwan!
Thanks for sharing a beautiful day exploring Indonesia, super great job! 👍🥰🙏
P. S.
1. There are two types of eels: freshwater and seawater. There are about 19 species of freshwater eels in the world.
They are rich in vitamin A and vitamin E, with the content being 60 times and 9 times that of ordinary fish respectively.
Among them, vitamin A is 100 times that of beef and more than 300 times that of pork.
Rich in vitamin A and vitamin E, it is of great benefit in preventing vision deterioration, protecting the liver, and restoring energy.
Eel also contains a lot of calcium, and its skin and meat are rich in collagen.
2. Bubble tea originates from Tainan, the hometown of director Ang Lee（Crouching tiger hidden dragon／Life of Pi）:
The oldest known bubble tea drink consisted of a mixture of hot Taiwanese black tea, tapioca pearls, condensed milk, and syrup or honey.
Tapioca pearls (boba) are the most common ingredient, although there are other ways to make the chewy spheres found in bubble tea.
The pearls vary in color according to the ingredients mixed in with the tapioca. Most pearls are black from brown sugar.
The official English name should be "milk tea with tapioca balls".
Bubble tea（literal translation*）＝Boba tea（pronunciation translation／larger size balls）＝Pearl tea（smaller size balls）
*bubble：originally it was referring to those foams, which were teas made from shaker cups.
In Taiwan, boba can be replaced with the following: coconut jelly, aloe vera, pudding, popping boba, herbal jelly, mini mochi, ect...
Yg disukai kalo nonton video Tim ini senangnya kalo lagi komunikasi dgn warga lokal. Spt jaka sembung naik ojek. Gak nyambung jek...riweuh kusut. Wkwkwkwkkw
Thanks, I appreciate it !
@@timtense anda menyenangkan dan menghihur.
Thats EEL ricefield, we fried it deep in coconut oil. delicious
Oh okay, snakes creep me out but maybe I'll have to give it a try one day
@@timtense some street vendors has it in city just google : *"Belut bakar / Belut goreng"* means Fried eel
Give a try its a must indonesian delicacy
Google maps it.
And go To Solo city please
Its more traditional than Bandung for God sake tim 🙏
Best city rank 1 in indonesia
Not as modern as jakarta of course but traditional of javanese is there. Only.
Fifa World cup U17 sudah berakhir, dan Jerman sebagai Juara
Oh yeah? That's great!
Enak = tasty/tastes good.
Good = bagus (in general)
Very good = sangatbagus.
Pleasant/good = bagus (person or weather)
Beautiful = cantik (sounds like chanting).
Naek motor sampe Ciwideuy, sir 😊
We say " BELUT", Belut are a group of snake-like fish belonging to the Synbranchidae family. This tribe consists of four genera with a total of 20 types 👍
Yeah you entering the bandung soccer club base camp Persikab FC...legendary stadium in national sport history...the lake looks like dry may be the winter is not coming yet...and that eel fish thats very big one the taste is like cat fish fried it and eat with hot white rice with sambal sauce and kerupuk...if you still in around mount patuha there is a lot of natural spot you can visit...i hope when you in gedung sate meet the west java governour and share your experiences in west java...so don't come back to the hotel before dark...happy trail in chewy day and west java...keep spirit aaanndd great vlog
Tim is not a snake, it is a type of eel that lives in rice fields, is usually eaten and tastes like fish
Hi Tim,you may could visit cirebon and go to the neighborhood are producing the local batik garment
There are also have very authentic culiner
It is Eels........very popular in Indonesia, Japan.......and very very very delicious......
Very delicious...enaak mantaap 👍
May god always bless and always be happy in your adventure , brother
Thank you very much!
oh my God, eels/unagi is damn expensive in japan, it is around 3.000 yen or 319.000 IDR or 19,27 USD . in famous resto it is around 8.000 yen or 850.000 IDR or 51,40 USD.
Oh really? That's very expensive!
@@timtense yeah japan everythings is expensive 😭😂
There are several football stadiums in the Greater Bandung Area. The two biggest are -the stadium in this video, Si Jalak Harupat in Bandung Regency which is home to Persikab that plays in Liga 2. Meanwhile the other one is the GBLA Stadium, located in Bandung City, home of Persib that plays in Liga 1.
10.000 price is default price in Station Gas. not in society seller
Okay thanks!
11:50 oh bro you got stuck inside the stadium out of curiosity. 😂
🤣 🤣 🤣
Wah 7:06 kesempatan yang luar biasa.
Nice video love from nepal ❤🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thanks for watching from Nepal!
eels it's like snake but it is a fish instead 😄
Legend
Ok bro...... Mantap.. Mantul.... Kopi mn kopi
Cool=keren/mantap, not tasty, delicious for food.
Thanks for clarifying!
It doesn't seem to be a snake but a rice field eel 😮
Creepy to me nonetheless 🤣
16:41 That eel not snake 😁
Thats not snake that is water eel not sea eel i once try it and it tasty
Beautiful = Cantik
paling lust je toch wel
16:45 this is eel not snake 😂
Oh really, looks very similar to a snake 🐍
This is fun 47 minute too short😅
itu bukan stadion untuk FIFA tim.. but for practice Football. 😅😄
Mantab..
Thanks!
0:31 that truck should be banned
Quite an impressive stadium.Yup i'm certainly not a fan of eels too,scary.😮Tim,maybe you should try wearing lighter colour t-shirts because black somehow feels hotter.😅Just a suggestion.🤪Enjoying your vlogs!!💕🇲🇾
pertamax gan, first 🤗
Pertamax or pertalite
👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
@@ryuken8340 pertalite biar hemat 🤗
Please don’t spread misinformation. Those are freshwater eels, not snakes. In Japanese restaurants you would see _unagi_ on their menu, that’s the same thing, just different species. Snake meat consumption is not illegal in Indonesia, but since snakes are non-halal (not permissible to eat in Islam) it’s uncommon in Muslim-majority places. Of course you can still definitely get them in eateries that cater to non-Muslim clients because Indonesia is NOT an Islamic country that forbids the selling and consumption of non-halal food and drinks.
he did not spread false information, because this was the first time he saw an eel, that's why he said it was a snake because it looked like a snake. just chill bro
I didn't know bro but thanks 🤙🏻
@kilaneatssanddrinks, Not all foreigners who come to Indonesia for the first time immediately know about the culture, objects or animals in Indonesia, that's what is called culture shock, it's the same as if we were Indonesians going abroad for the first time.
@@timtense you're welcome, we all learn new things every day 🙏
You need pill chill
Lima Ribu is 5.000,-
😊
Not 15..000,-
Mungkin menurut dia 5 ribu itu sebutan untuk 15000..
Sedangkan corndog sama green tea 20 ribu😁
thats gasoline is local price, There are 2 types of gasoline in Indonesia, pertalite and pertamax, 10.000 is the price at the gas station for pertalite, and local only make a profit just 2000/ 1 bottle, and pertamax is 12.000, they sell 15.000.
and the ice tea he say 5.000 They don't understand what you are saying, just "yes yes and yes"
sorry for my english, i just type what i know in english
My man has a Spiderman instinct right here 30:00
That was quick
it is rice field eels, in japanese they say unagi. if you want to see extreme market like in Wuhan, China. you can go to Tomohon wet market, in Manado, North Sulawesi, they sell wild animals there for eat like: snake, python,bats, dog, cat, frog, monkey, reptile.
Oh wow, sounds like an interesting experience 😅. Did you taste those already?
@@timtense not yet, 😅😂
@@timtenseew No!!!
@@timtense as a Moslem we can't allowed to eat that kind of animal meat because it's non halal food (not allowed by religion).... That's why that kind of meat not sold freely in Indonesian market & restaurant.... Only the some non Moslem eat that in certain area, like Manado, etc....
That's not a snake, Bro, that's an eel. It's a type of fish that usually lives in mud in river water. It's very tasty and it's not an extreme food.
Oh okay, it looked like a snake. I didn't know
@@timtense
You must be American.
😂😂😂
You shold try eels in indonesian padang restaurant its similar taste with japanese unagi..
Maybe next time I'll give it a try. Did you try already?
@@timtense offcorse man its fry and crisp ..try beef rendang also guarented you wont regret it..
14:35 that's not snake bro, it's EEL a.k.a Belut 😂
semakin lama di indonesia akan semakin banyak yang menyukaimu
Bensin yg pertalite 13k yg prtmx 15k
Salfok sama Maman Abdurahman, jadi caleg njirr 😂
that is some mad skill right there 30:00
it's not a snake it's a rice field eel 16:34
10.000/liter in gas station
12.000 in local gas station 😅
Oh okay, I didn't know
❤ 35:08
15:42 that not snakes, that eels
Legend ending...
Masjid Al Jabbat the most beautiful mosque in Bandung
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Tim Bukan 15.000 tapi 5.000. Ayo belajar google translate lagi...enjoy
you paased cihampelas village before way to lake you should try wajit sederhana snack or sticky rice
I hope you enjoy this my city,, BANDUNG flower city😂
👍👍🙏🙏
Hi Tim Handsome, senang liat bule traveling berkendara motor jgn lupa pakai masker berhemat ya, biar Tim bisa berlama2 di tanah nusantara. Enjoy
Thank you very much 😊
Good bro
Thanks!