Regarding me feeling overwhelmed, it is not a bad place to visit and I LOVED Jakarta, in that moment though, there was a lot going on and I’m always going to be honest about how I feel. What’s YOUR favourite food from this market? I’m on Tik Tok! Come and say hi there if you haven't already! >>> www.tiktok.com/@josieliftsthings and my Instagram here!: instagram.com/josieliftsthings/ Put the bell on so you don't miss a video! 😃🔔 Thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next one! 😃🇮🇩🇮🇩
feel sorry but the situation, if you find the street artist, beggar asked money or kid selling tissue or anything just said "sorry or Maaf " and also raise your palm , if they insist just ignore and never show afraid/scare body gesture as long you in the crowd area its save . Indonesian people also help if something bad happen .. okay enjoy my wonderful Indonesia.
I'm indonesian. Don't give them money. Just say no politely give them a smile and ignore them or walk away. These people usually work in a group . If you give them money,. he will most likely tell the others, and that's what happened to you. These people are not beggars,. They are just lazy people. Street musicians are still ok because they at least try to offer you something like music, and they are not too persistent asking you for money. Give them 2000 is enough. Dont give them too much, or more will come to you. You should expect this to happen in some crowded areas with street foods.
I didn’t really explain it well in the video - but the money we gave to the musicians! Some of them followed us since then all down the street. And then didn’t leave us alone all night 😂 there was probably 30 people or more who asked us by the end. But it’s okay, I kind of understand, I just don’t understand following me hahaha. Thank you for your nice comment 🫶🏻🫶🏻☺️☺️
@@josieliftsthings there will be many street mussicians at those crowd area.. just say no to all of them. Nothing will happen.. it's always safe to say no to those kind of person at jakarta. Im indonesian and its happen to me too.. LOL.
yes this fact totally correct, don't give your money to lazy people on the street, but if you want to fly your money away a little bit to musician is okey street musician is more deserves to get the money
@@josieliftsthings Hah! Same here. I'm Chinese Indonesian but was born and grew up in Australia. It was hilarious listening to you pronounce some of the words, like martabak or gorengan, but great to see you loved Indo food. What you ate in this video, you've only just scratched the surface of Indonesian cuisine. 👍👍
@@josieliftsthings yes! I wish I could move or migrate to the majestically stunning Malaysia. Live like eternity! And surely will give some time visiting Indonesia too...😍
There are a LOT of foreigners making content about their travel in Indonesia, and I gotta say yours is one of the best out there. Keep it up Josie! from a local here ;)
I know its been over a month but let me give you an info: 0:09 The Challenge 1:58 Gorengan/Frieds Snack (there is fried banana, bakwan/fried vegie, tempe/tempeh, tahu/tofu) for Rp2000/piece. 3:15 Bakso Urat means tendon meatballs not rats, someone make the translation wrong in the subtitle. And yes its so good especialy you make it with instant noodle like indomie. The price for one bowl of Bakso 10-35 thousand depends the place and the meatballs. 7:35 Sate Ayam or Chicken Satay. It usually they charge 2-3 thousand/skewer depends the place. 9:12 The banana leaf one is Nagasari, it pounded rice with a piece of banana. And the plastic one is Tape Ketan Hitam or fermented black sticky rice. Usually they sell it for Rp 10.000/3Piece 10:30 Martabak Manis/Terang Bulan or sweet pancake. And Martabak Telor or egg pancake. And yes, different price is showed for the size of the martabak. Like Martabak telor, different price means how much you want the egg?(±1-5 egg and there is 2 different egg, chicken egg and duck egg) Or Martabak Manis, different price means what do you want to fill in your Martabak Manis? (Maybe coklat/choco, keju/cheese, strawberry, blubery, and many more) 13:02 you dont have to give them, tell them NO or MAAF/SORRY, if they still stubborn, just ignore them its fine. 15:25 SURPRISE ATTACK😂 16:49 Recap Challenge
Thank you for wanting to be my country Indonesia and being able to taste various types of homeland food, hopefully it can attract other tourists to come to Indonesia
I am so glad I came to indonesia! I love it. Bali has been somewhere I have wanted to go for 10 years but I LOVE that we came to Jakarta first! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻😁😁☺️
The boy was being rude, I am so glad you answered it politely with a smile. Kudos! That pancake, is called Martabak Manis … (sweet pancake), I loveeee them. My husband said it is a heart attack waiting to happen 😂😂😂.
The Indonesian Pancakes is always called Martabak in Indonesia, and there is two types of Martabak in Indonesian, it's Martabak Telur(Egg) and Martabak Manis(Sweet)
In a lot of places in Indonesia, the name for martabak manis is "Terang Bulan" (meaning: bright moon / moonlight); and the word "martabak" is only for the egg martabak.
It’s really good to bring some local with you, so they will show you more traditional food and drink in Jakarta. I like the way you describe the food. Ketan Hitam is Black Sticky Rice we called in the US, usually we found in Thai Restaurant. You can eat Ketan Hitam with sweet coconut milk (Santan) or like you just ate with Sticky Rice.
I live in jakarta and these are just things I want to point out, The bakso was a bit pricy but still reasonable, that much would usually be 16k rupiah and you definitely got scammed for that sticky rice, paying 10k for some traditional dessert foods would get you as much as what both your hands can hold. And I agree I don't think there's anything better than martabak, the only thing is that it'll definitely give you heartburn if you eat too much 🤣
Have you ever tried Martabak Pecenongan 78? A lil bit pricey, but OMG that is the best, the delicious martabak ever, in the world. And try the "cokelat kacang wijen" flavour... your welcome!
i had seen literally Dozens of Jakarta vlogging video, but this is genuinely the first time i can feel the vlogger's enthusiasm. The opening was sick, the up-beat rhythm and fast commentary added with quick shots really gain the viewers' attention and curiosity. Really enjoyed this one so far!
Mungkin ini saran dari saya, atau masukan untuk anda, jika ingin bepergian di indonesia, kemanapun lebih baik meminta tolong kepada warga lokal, agar mengantar ke tempat² yg bagus, dan juga agar memudahkan anda dalam hal yg belum anda ketahui, misalkan dalam membeli makanan, jenis makanan, dan tawar menawar harga.. agar tidak ada oknum yg memanfaatkan anda ! Warga indonesia baik dan ramah, akan tetapi tetaplah berhati² dimanapun anda berada .. happy holiday
maybe it would be better if you learn the local language a little, because otherwise it would be very difficult for you to communicate with the local people or the seller. and one more thing, be careful with the seller who differentiates the price between for local people and tourists, I think asking local buyers about prices is better than the seller, because the seller can differentiate prices between local people and tourists, which is obvious they give the price for tourists is far different from the price for local people. just to give advice to you and hi i am indonesian.
I have Australian family, all of them have common favourite Indonesian food. 1. Rendang (go to Sederhana SA restaurant. if you're still in Jakarta, go to Pagi Sore restaurant in Cipete) 2. Gado-gado (for some reason Australians like peanut sauce, don't order from Hotel, street food style only) 3. Cendol (it's a drink, NEVER buy cendol from street vendor, Australians stomach and throat can't handle it) 4. Martabak (telor and manis, any flavour is good enough) 5. Sate (there are 2 main types of sauce, the peanut souce and Padang Sauce) Not my recomendation, but........ you may try these: Durian (it's a love or hate feeling, you can't be in between. You either love it so much or curse the fruit) we don't eat pork, they say Babi Guling is a must especially in Bali.
I don't know if it's suddenly on the homepage, but I saw this video and because I am Indonesian I say WELCOME TO INDONESIA, Beautiful tourist attractions, a paradise of food from various regions and not to forget its citizens who are friendly to foreign tourists
At my hometown, you can buy Pisang Goreng only for 2k Rupiah per piece, some seller will give you extra hot chocolate melted topping. I think there also people who selling Pisang Goreng with lower prices, the quality as same as the flavor of the one I told. By the way I like when you say 'Terima Kasih', the pronunciation is great. :)
@@josieliftsthings That's fascinating. Not gonna lie or being sarcasm, I'm impressed by the way you say the word from Indonesian stuff with your accent. There's nothing coolest than be yourself on your own ways. My English was very bad and, trust me, the pronunciation is awful, but I don't care because I'm enjoying the process, and I'm happy for knowing the hard trial behind it. 🙏
Hi mate, I'm Indonesian live in Sydney. That indonesian pancake is the best. Hahaha. We can find it in Sydney but the taste is not same. lol. Enjoy it while you guys in Indonesia. cheers!
I think I will have to work really hard to I can afford tickets to Indonesia all the time when I come home just for the pancake 😂😂😂 thank you for watching from my home in Sydney! 😁😁
I from indonesia and I loved your vlog miss, aaa...have fun in indonesia try The everything indonesians foods and welcome in indonesia. NOTICE : sorry for my eanglish is so bad
Vermicelli: in Indonesia and Malaysia, it is basically called Bi-hun (Bee-Hoon) Bakso in Indonesia is equally thick Soup I Malaysia Main difference: Big meatballs for bakso. . Otak otak is similar in both countries The 2 martabak in the video is called differently in Malaysia - the one cooked in one side with choc n cheese and stuff called Apam Balik in Malaysia (Indonesia is pancake) - the one cooked with eggs, beef and stuff and wrapped in the thin tough is a lite version of original Martabak) ... #itsgreattoobitefood
Hi there Josie. This is my first time watching your video. As an Indonesian, allow me to answer some of your confusion in the video. 02:00 Gorengan means fritters. Everything that can be fried as a snack, we call it Gorengan. Goreng means fry/fried. There are so many kind of gorengan, like tahu goreng (fried tofu), bakwan (vegetable fritter), tempe goreng (fried soybean cake), ubi goreng (fried sweet potato), and the one you ate was pisang goreng (fried banana). Yes, all gorengan are best to eat while they're still hot. 03:15 There are many kind of bakso in Indonesia. The one you ate is the most basic bakso, albeit fancier, because I saw they had lobster bakso, which is not common. Some common variety of baksos are bakso urat (beef tendon meatball), bakso telur (meatball with egg), bakso iga (beef ribs meatball), bakso beranak (big bakso with small baksos inside), bakso keju (cheese meatball), etc. We also have different style of bakso, like Bakso Malang (a specialty bakso dish from Malang city) or Bakso Bakar (grilled bakso). 07:04 We call it Bajaj (read: bā-jāy) here, not Tuk-tuk. As the name suggest, the three-wheeled taxi originally imported from India. In India, they call it auto/rickshaw. 08:06 Es Teh Manis means Iced Sweet Tea. Es = Ice/Iced. Teh = tea. Manis = sweet. If you want it hot, you order Teh Manis Panas (Hot sweet tea). 09:23 The man was selling Tape Uli. It's a traditional snack consists of two things, the Uli (sticky rice in banana leaf wrap), and the Tape Ketan Hitam (fermented black sticky rice), the one in the little plastic packet. The Uli is quite bland, so you have to eat it together with the tape. Since the Tape is a product of fermentation, it has a quite strong sweet wine-like taste. 10:31 Biasa means regular. Martabak has levels depends on how much eggs used as the filling. Martabak biasa (regular martabak) use 2 eggs, Martabak spesial (Special martabak) use 3 eggs, Martabak istimewa/extra special use 4 eggs, Martabak super (Super special martabak) use 5 eggs. Good martabak sellers are the ones using duck eggs instead of chicken eggs. Actually Martabak and martabak manis are two very different things. Martabak is an Arabian-Indian-influenced street food snack, which is a spicy folded beef (or chicken) omelette pancake, usually eaten with pickles as condiment. Martabak Manis or sweet martabak original name is Kue Terang Bulan (Moonlight Pancake). But since every Martabak seller also sells Terang Bulan, gradually people started to recognize the dessert as sweet martabak, and the original martabak is more popularly known as Martabak Telur (egg martabak). As for Martabak Manis, the most popular filling is the coklat kacang keju (chocolate-peanut-cheese) combo. Btw, sorry for the many beggars on the street. Yeah I know, they can be very annoying most of the times. I suggest you to ignore them or just say sorry, because if you start to give money to the first beggar, the others will come to you and can be a bit pushy. I hope this matter won't ruin your overall travel experience in Jakarta.
thank you for your review.... Martabak.. both Sweet amd savory is one of the best dessert in Indonesia (try the half half - chocolate peanut sesame and Cheese with condensed milk).. Otak otak is like a fish cake and you could find one if you are visiting the fish market (Muara Karang) and it is delicious. if you are visiting yogya.. try to find Jajanan Pasar..
All are our family favorite, martabak Manis (peanut, chocolate, cheese), martabak telur (eggs and minced meat). Sate ayam (chicken skewer). Tape ketan (that glutenous rice and fermented glutenous rice). Thank you for showing all that. 🎉
For you guys. Please enjoy being in indonesia. There are good things and bad things in every country. And indonesia is not an exception. Hope you guys have good experience here!
If you have arrived in Jakarta to hunt for food, it might be even better if you come to the city of Solo in Central Java because there are so many culinary delights that you can enjoy too.
- Bakso, there are different kinds. I like Bakso Malang and Bakso Aci (this one made from tapioca/cassava flour and no meat). As for the type of bAkso you ate, I like it without toge (the big sprouts). 10:00 the sticky rice called ketan with tape (the black one), you dip the ketan into the tape or smear the tape on to the ketan. - martabak Manis : the classic combo is chocolate cheese peanut. Now though, there are more combination including matcha, red velvet, Ovaltine, silver queen. Oh Silver queen is a classic chocolate bar from Indonesia, try to get it from Indomaret/Alfamart, and Beng-beng.. - martabak telur, the original one uses duck egg and beef, but it's quite expensive so some seller offer chicken egg and chicken meat. Btw I like your enthusiasm... Have you try fruit based beverages/dessert ?
Happy to see you guys enjoyed the moment,just want to share some little advice, whenever you guys bought "gorengan" just say " goreng baru" to the seller - if I can spell into english the sound would be like "go-rang - by - Roo" ,more or less, they will fry the new one gorengan for you guys, the hot & cripy one...hope that help a bit whenever in the future
Indonesia has a variety of cultures and a variety of regional foods. We have thousands of types of culinary. come back to Indonesia we are very grateful for that ❤
Welcome to Indonesia and hope you enjoy my country, so many delicious food you can try with cheap price. The key you must keep in Indonesia is just keep smile and the people will give you smile and help, even they don't understand your language :)
this video is really a good one so far. i like it how you travel and ask through a different food which is very interesting, im also indonesia, and mostly i like martabak.
we are very happy when there are people from out there, introducing our food and culture, especially being able to travel around the country of Indonesia enjoying nature and many more cultures.
I have never been to Indonesia 🇮🇩 before but I tried Bakso, it's so delicious. I really hope that someday I can travel to Indonesia 🇮🇩, greetings from Vietnam 🇻🇳
I really enjoyed this video so much, Jakarta is known as ‘Big Durian’, like we could sense the chaotic by watching this, to be honest Jakarta is so underrated compared to any other big cities in Asia, but i can guarantee you guys this city has so many things to offer.
I’m so so happy you enjoyed my video 🥹🫶🏻 thank you so much for watching! Honestly, we LOVE Jakarta. Indonesia is fast becoming one of my favourite places! I can’t wait to show you more of my adventures here 😁😁
oh apparently you guys I met that night when I was making a video vlog and that was 3 weeks ago.. Enjoy this beautiful Jakarta my friends, I hope you guys feel at home and happy..
i loved this video,i actually lived in Jakarta as well,and i enjoy watching foreign people trying indonesian food,and i love it😊😊. For people who want to know what they eat,the first one is called fried banana,and it's one of the famous fried snack from indonesia,and also we called GORENGAN,which pronounce GO-RANG-ANT without the T. and they also eat chicken skewer,sweet and egg martabak,and they also eat BAKSO BERANAK which is mostly meatball or egg stuffed inside a meatball. Anyway,i hope you also enjoy the rest of Indonesia.❤
i am Indonesian, i am in Jakarta, i am @jl Sabang.. come here and try new experience in my place.. thanks to josie for explore this place .. respect ..
Indonesian culinary is outstanding, here in malang you will find A best bakso in a wide of variety, and also there's a less crowded but little bit cold, Recomend you to explore here too. And for martabak, especially the sweet one, it's special for me, cuz every time I go ask my gfriend to date I always bring that food to her father, it's feel like bribe but, it's a fun story from me Lol.
Biasa in this menu means: the basic one, or normal/normaly,because we have Special menu means= biasa ++ We have 2 types of Martabaks - Martabak Manis = the sweet one - Martabak Asin/martabak telor= the savoury one. I like both 😀 Well enjoy Jakarta 🙌🏻, take care.
Wikipedia Martabak (Arabic: مطبق, meaning "folded") is a dish commonly found in Saudi Arabia (especially in the Hejaz region), Yemen, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Depending on the location, the name and composition of the martabak may vary. In Indonesia, there are two types of martabak, namely salted/egg martabak which is made from a mixture of eggs and meat and moonlight which is usually filled with chocolate and cheese. In contrast to egg martabak, sweet martabak is a kind of cake or jam sandwich that is usually eaten at leisure as a snack. In Malaysia, sweet martabak (known as Apam Balik) is often served as a breakfast dish accompanied by a glass of teh Tarik. The sweet martabak known in Indonesia is not a kind of martabak. But it is Moonlight Cake. What people in western Indonesia (from west to west Java) misinterpret as sweet martabak, because it is usually sold by traders together with martabak.
Try more food at Tangerang City.... Its near Jakarta and also have so much good food such as laksa, crab noodle and haji Ishak satay... And many more... Hope you guys enjoy...
If you still in Jakarta, the city is still near from Tangerang. You can try street food in "Pasar Lama Tangerang, Banten". There are so many Jajanan with low price than street food in Jakarta.
Never skip the ad guys , this couple must deserve it,, love your video its like profesional ,.. if you have more time,, go here at belitung island you never regret it.. sorry my eng so bad lol
Hi Josie, I'm enjoying this video so much! I love your genuine reaction about how good the food is, there's a lot of unique street food here that you might like to try like kerak telor, gado", etc. Can't wait to see your next upload video 😁
Hi Corvo this is so lovely! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! So nice to meet you, I am so happy you like my work! I hope you love my videos to come 😁🫶🏻🥹🥹🥹
Happy traveling 👍🏻👍🏻 there is so much food you have to try in Jakarta its street food heaven 😁😁 like Soto tangkar, Soto Betawi, Gado-gado (Betawi Style Salad), Asinan Betawi (Betawi Style Salad) Sayur Asem (Sour Soup) and many-many more Food from all around Indonesia in Jakarta. The sticky rice you've tried is named "Ketan Hitam" the souce is in plastic one and you eat it together. If you want to find 'Otak-otak' try go to Kalibata train station or Tebet train station. There is some popular Otak-otak street food selling in there. Enjoy the trip 🙏🏼👍🏻
Biasa = normal/original Martabak biasa means it's the original martabak recipe (with 2 eggs). The other level are just additional eggs (3 eggs, 4 eggs, etc.)
Egg one is Martabak Telor traditionally from java (usually we eat it with sauce or curry) And the sweet one is Martabak manis which had variety of topping (chocolate, banana, peanuts, sweet corn and etc) Perhaps you can visit Batam, we had a lot of traditional food to around that you can with 150k until your Belly burst out and your face smile like sun (brightly happy)
Biasa means normal. Otak2 can also be found in Malaysia most famous will be in Muar which is less than an hour drive from Melaka but can also be found in various part including KL. Bakso and Vermicelli(BeeHoon. Bak means meat, bee hoon mean rice flour (the noodles is made from the rice flour). These words are originated from Hokkien(Minnan) in Fujian Province China which are widely used in south East Asia and also in Taiwan
Hello josie. I am from Indonesia. I'm so happy, because you come to Indonesia. I recommended "RENDANG" food from Indonesia for you. "RENDANG" is indonesian people's favorite food. You must try eat. Thank you.
@@josieliftsthingsmartabak memang enak👍😁 semoga anda selalu sehat dan menikmati petualangan anda selama berada di Indonesia.walaupun ada sedikit hal hal yang kurang menyenangkan.
_13:26_ *Folks, next time when you're being begged by these people, don't give em anything. They keep coming to you cuz they think you're generous* Keep up the good vlogs folks!
That wrapped in banana leaves are "glutenous rice (white) and fermented glutenous rice (black). Traditional on west Java. Otak2 fish paste grilled in banana leaves, with specific peanut sauce. If you need more information feel free to DM me.
The food wrapped in banana leaves has white sticky rice cooked using young coconut... while the black one is fermented black sticky rice... you have to eat both at the same time
Next time u must try siomay, batagor, ketoprak, gado gado, etc. It's all covered with peanut sauce, but the taste is different and it's so delicious!!! 😭👍🏻
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Regarding me feeling overwhelmed, it is not a bad place to visit and I LOVED Jakarta, in that moment though, there was a lot going on and I’m always going to be honest about how I feel. What’s YOUR favourite food from this market?
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feel sorry but the situation, if you find the street artist, beggar asked money or kid selling tissue or anything just said "sorry or Maaf " and also raise your palm , if they insist just ignore and never show afraid/scare body gesture as long you in the crowd area its save . Indonesian people also help if something bad happen .. okay enjoy my wonderful Indonesia.
Chicken satay is really delicious, it's very soft when you chew it and of course it's the peanut sauce that makes it different from other satays
Tolong belajar bahasa indonesia. Biar penonton paham
I'm indonesian. Don't give them money. Just say no politely give them a smile and ignore them or walk away. These people usually work in a group . If you give them money,. he will most likely tell the others, and that's what happened to you. These people are not beggars,. They are just lazy people. Street musicians are still ok because they at least try to offer you something like music, and they are not too persistent asking you for money. Give them 2000 is enough. Dont give them too much, or more will come to you. You should expect this to happen in some crowded areas with street foods.
I didn’t really explain it well in the video - but the money we gave to the musicians! Some of them followed us since then all down the street. And then didn’t leave us alone all night 😂 there was probably 30 people or more who asked us by the end. But it’s okay, I kind of understand, I just don’t understand following me hahaha. Thank you for your nice comment 🫶🏻🫶🏻☺️☺️
@@josieliftsthings there will be many street mussicians at those crowd area.. just say no to all of them. Nothing will happen.. it's always safe to say no to those kind of person at jakarta.
Im indonesian and its happen to me too.. LOL.
@@hpw2951 😂😂😂 thank you!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻😂
Beggar is lazy people 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yes this fact totally correct, don't give your money to lazy people on the street, but if you want to fly your money away a little bit to musician is okey street musician is more deserves to get the money
I’m half Indonesian and I grew up in Australia. I absolutely LOOOOVED this video. Super cool to see a fellow Aussie enjoying Indo food ❤️
Wow we have done a swap! Haha, I’m happy to show you your home from my home! 😁😁🙏🏻🙏🏻
Iya kah?
@@josieliftsthings Hah! Same here. I'm Chinese Indonesian but was born and grew up in Australia. It was hilarious listening to you pronounce some of the words, like martabak or gorengan, but great to see you loved Indo food. What you ate in this video, you've only just scratched the surface of Indonesian cuisine. 👍👍
so how much spider you see?
@@anvilnoobholahalo ya
Wow! I love Indonesia... Been there for so many times...it is second in my most favourite SEA countries to visit...just below Malaysia! ❤🎉❤ from NYC
I LOVE indonesia!!! One of my favourites by far!! Thank you so much for watching!! 😁❤️🙏🏻
@@josieliftsthings yes! I wish I could move or migrate to the majestically stunning Malaysia. Live like eternity! And surely will give some time visiting Indonesia too...😍
you're not new yorker..you inlander
dont lie
There are a LOT of foreigners making content about their travel in Indonesia, and I gotta say yours is one of the best out there. Keep it up Josie! from a local here ;)
Okay this one made my day 😭 Thank you so so much. This comment means a lot to me! Thank you for watching, and for leaving this comment for me 🙏🏻🥹
Just 3 videos and already great. I dont know if she will be focused in Jakarta or, like everybody else, Bali
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I know its been over a month but let me give you an info:
0:09 The Challenge
1:58 Gorengan/Frieds Snack (there is fried banana, bakwan/fried vegie, tempe/tempeh, tahu/tofu) for Rp2000/piece.
3:15 Bakso Urat means tendon meatballs not rats, someone make the translation wrong in the subtitle. And yes its so good especialy you make it with instant noodle like indomie. The price for one bowl of Bakso 10-35 thousand depends the place and the meatballs.
7:35 Sate Ayam or Chicken Satay. It usually they charge 2-3 thousand/skewer depends the place.
9:12 The banana leaf one is Nagasari, it pounded rice with a piece of banana. And the plastic one is Tape Ketan Hitam or fermented black sticky rice. Usually they sell it for Rp 10.000/3Piece
10:30 Martabak Manis/Terang Bulan or sweet pancake. And Martabak Telor or egg pancake. And yes, different price is showed for the size of the martabak. Like Martabak telor, different price means how much you want the egg?(±1-5 egg and there is 2 different egg, chicken egg and duck egg) Or Martabak Manis, different price means what do you want to fill in your Martabak Manis? (Maybe coklat/choco, keju/cheese, strawberry, blubery, and many more)
13:02 you dont have to give them, tell them NO or MAAF/SORRY, if they still stubborn, just ignore them its fine.
15:25 SURPRISE ATTACK😂
16:49 Recap Challenge
Gorengan simply means "fried stuff".
@@tenkloosterherman yup
Im sorry, but the and with banana leaf actually 'uli' not nagasari
@@yolaamelia8544 but she said taste like banana. Banana is nagasari. Uli is sticky rice with oncom🤔
@@yolaamelia8544 but if you right, thank you for the corect
Thank you for wanting to be my country Indonesia and being able to taste various types of homeland food, hopefully it can attract other tourists to come to Indonesia
I am so glad I came to indonesia! I love it. Bali has been somewhere I have wanted to go for 10 years but I LOVE that we came to Jakarta first! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻😁😁☺️
halaj dr dulu juga bnyk turis yg udah berkunjung, norak bener ...
Im sorry but "wanting to be my country" is just一 I cant🤣🤣
thank you for coming to my country, I'm originally from Indonesia, I hope we enjoy it by eating really good food
The boy was being rude, I am so glad you answered it politely with a smile. Kudos!
That pancake, is called Martabak Manis … (sweet pancake), I loveeee them. My husband said it is a heart attack waiting to happen 😂😂😂.
The Indonesian Pancakes is always called Martabak in Indonesia, and there is two types of Martabak in Indonesian, it's Martabak Telur(Egg) and Martabak Manis(Sweet)
In a lot of places in Indonesia, the name for martabak manis is "Terang Bulan" (meaning: bright moon / moonlight); and the word "martabak" is only for the egg martabak.
@@TS-cs2pe you are right
@@TS-cs2pe uh-huh
Im indonesia martabak is a pancake sure with some topping like cheese or chocolate pr the savory one
Martabak is not pancakes
It’s really good to bring some local with you, so they will show you more traditional food and drink in Jakarta.
I like the way you describe the food.
Ketan Hitam is Black Sticky Rice we called in the US, usually we found in Thai Restaurant. You can eat Ketan Hitam with sweet coconut milk (Santan) or like you just ate with Sticky Rice.
Thank you you guys ... really appreciate for the positive vibes.
I live in jakarta and these are just things I want to point out,
The bakso was a bit pricy but still reasonable, that much would usually be 16k rupiah and you definitely got scammed for that sticky rice, paying 10k for some traditional dessert foods would get you as much as what both your hands can hold.
And I agree I don't think there's anything better than martabak, the only thing is that it'll definitely give you heartburn if you eat too much 🤣
I didn’t want to buy the rice because I knew it was so much but Michael was like just do it 😅 hahahaha I knew it! 😅 thank you!!
Have you ever tried Martabak Pecenongan 78? A lil bit pricey, but OMG that is the best, the delicious martabak ever, in the world. And try the "cokelat kacang wijen" flavour... your welcome!
fun fact: "bakso" is just a meatball
Same i live in jakarta
@@aguspurnomo1724 yes, bakso is a meatball but bakso is good and why are u putting a " in the bakso-
i had seen literally Dozens of Jakarta vlogging video, but this is genuinely the first time i can feel the vlogger's enthusiasm. The opening was sick, the up-beat rhythm and fast commentary added with quick shots really gain the viewers' attention and curiosity. Really enjoyed this one so far!
I love the camera quality, btw gorengan means Fried
Yay I’m glad! I bought this camera lens just for night time so I’m happy you like it! Thank you for watching and telling me what gorengan is 😂😂
Fried foods more correct i guees
Indonesian Fries to be exact
Fried emang goreng ..
Tapi kalo gorengan itu Lebih ke Fritters
Specifically fried foods. You can't just say "Tadi saya makan ayam gorengan."
Mungkin ini saran dari saya, atau masukan untuk anda, jika ingin bepergian di indonesia, kemanapun lebih baik meminta tolong kepada warga lokal, agar mengantar ke tempat² yg bagus, dan juga agar memudahkan anda dalam hal yg belum anda ketahui, misalkan dalam membeli makanan, jenis makanan, dan tawar menawar harga.. agar tidak ada oknum yg memanfaatkan anda ! Warga indonesia baik dan ramah, akan tetapi tetaplah berhati² dimanapun anda berada .. happy holiday
Thank you for not only showing the good side but also the 'not so good' stuff you encountered, keep the experience genuine & just be honest about it!
maybe it would be better if you learn the local language a little, because otherwise it would be very difficult for you to communicate with the local people or the seller. and one more thing, be careful with the seller who differentiates the price between for local people and tourists, I think asking local buyers about prices is better than the seller, because the seller can differentiate prices between local people and tourists, which is obvious they give the price for tourists is far different from the price for local people. just to give advice to you and hi i am indonesian.
I have Australian family, all of them have common favourite Indonesian food.
1. Rendang (go to Sederhana SA restaurant. if you're still in Jakarta, go to Pagi Sore restaurant in Cipete)
2. Gado-gado (for some reason Australians like peanut sauce, don't order from Hotel, street food style only)
3. Cendol (it's a drink, NEVER buy cendol from street vendor, Australians stomach and throat can't handle it)
4. Martabak (telor and manis, any flavour is good enough)
5. Sate (there are 2 main types of sauce, the peanut souce and Padang Sauce)
Not my recomendation, but........ you may try these:
Durian (it's a love or hate feeling, you can't be in between. You either love it so much or curse the fruit)
we don't eat pork, they say Babi Guling is a must especially in Bali.
and also sate taichan too!!
There's Rumah Makan Garuda on the street she was at (see 0:21), that would be a great place for Rendang (and other Minangese/Sumateran food) as well
Mie ayam
i think u need to try nasi goreng, or fried rice hahaha
i like this word street food style only
Hello, I am from Indonesia, thank you for coming to Indonesia and trying Indonesian food 🇮🇩
Our pleasure! Thank you!!
I don't know if it's suddenly on the homepage, but I saw this video and because I am Indonesian I say WELCOME TO INDONESIA, Beautiful tourist attractions, a paradise of food from various regions and not to forget its citizens who are friendly to foreign tourists
At my hometown, you can buy Pisang Goreng only for 2k Rupiah per piece, some seller will give you extra hot chocolate melted topping. I think there also people who selling Pisang Goreng with lower prices, the quality as same as the flavor of the one I told. By the way I like when you say 'Terima Kasih', the pronunciation is great. :)
Oh thank you so much! I tried so hard on how to say 😂😂😂
@@josieliftsthings That's fascinating. Not gonna lie or being sarcasm, I'm impressed by the way you say the word from Indonesian stuff with your accent. There's nothing coolest than be yourself on your own ways. My English was very bad and, trust me, the pronunciation is awful, but I don't care because I'm enjoying the process, and I'm happy for knowing the hard trial behind it. 🙏
Hi mate, I'm Indonesian live in Sydney. That indonesian pancake is the best. Hahaha. We can find it in Sydney but the taste is not same. lol. Enjoy it while you guys in Indonesia. cheers!
I think I will have to work really hard to I can afford tickets to Indonesia all the time when I come home just for the pancake 😂😂😂 thank you for watching from my home in Sydney! 😁😁
I from indonesia and I loved your vlog miss, aaa...have fun in indonesia try The everything indonesians foods and welcome in indonesia.
NOTICE : sorry for my eanglish is so bad
Your English is good 😁😁
@@josieliftsthings oww thanks miss 🙇♂🙇♂
Vermicelli: in Indonesia and Malaysia, it is basically called Bi-hun (Bee-Hoon)
Bakso in Indonesia is equally thick Soup I Malaysia
Main difference: Big meatballs for bakso.
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Otak otak is similar in both countries
The 2 martabak in the video is called differently in Malaysia
- the one cooked in one side with choc n cheese and stuff called Apam Balik in Malaysia (Indonesia is pancake)
- the one cooked with eggs, beef and stuff and wrapped in the thin tough is a lite version of original Martabak)
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Hi there Josie. This is my first time watching your video. As an Indonesian, allow me to answer some of your confusion in the video.
02:00 Gorengan means fritters. Everything that can be fried as a snack, we call it Gorengan. Goreng means fry/fried. There are so many kind of gorengan, like tahu goreng (fried tofu), bakwan (vegetable fritter), tempe goreng (fried soybean cake), ubi goreng (fried sweet potato), and the one you ate was pisang goreng (fried banana). Yes, all gorengan are best to eat while they're still hot.
03:15 There are many kind of bakso in Indonesia. The one you ate is the most basic bakso, albeit fancier, because I saw they had lobster bakso, which is not common. Some common variety of baksos are bakso urat (beef tendon meatball), bakso telur (meatball with egg), bakso iga (beef ribs meatball), bakso beranak (big bakso with small baksos inside), bakso keju (cheese meatball), etc. We also have different style of bakso, like Bakso Malang (a specialty bakso dish from Malang city) or Bakso Bakar (grilled bakso).
07:04 We call it Bajaj (read: bā-jāy) here, not Tuk-tuk. As the name suggest, the three-wheeled taxi originally imported from India. In India, they call it auto/rickshaw.
08:06 Es Teh Manis means Iced Sweet Tea. Es = Ice/Iced. Teh = tea. Manis = sweet. If you want it hot, you order Teh Manis Panas (Hot sweet tea).
09:23 The man was selling Tape Uli. It's a traditional snack consists of two things, the Uli (sticky rice in banana leaf wrap), and the Tape Ketan Hitam (fermented black sticky rice), the one in the little plastic packet. The Uli is quite bland, so you have to eat it together with the tape. Since the Tape is a product of fermentation, it has a quite strong sweet wine-like taste.
10:31 Biasa means regular. Martabak has levels depends on how much eggs used as the filling. Martabak biasa (regular martabak) use 2 eggs, Martabak spesial (Special martabak) use 3 eggs, Martabak istimewa/extra special use 4 eggs, Martabak super (Super special martabak) use 5 eggs. Good martabak sellers are the ones using duck eggs instead of chicken eggs.
Actually Martabak and martabak manis are two very different things. Martabak is an Arabian-Indian-influenced street food snack, which is a spicy folded beef (or chicken) omelette pancake, usually eaten with pickles as condiment. Martabak Manis or sweet martabak original name is Kue Terang Bulan (Moonlight Pancake). But since every Martabak seller also sells Terang Bulan, gradually people started to recognize the dessert as sweet martabak, and the original martabak is more popularly known as Martabak Telur (egg martabak). As for Martabak Manis, the most popular filling is the coklat kacang keju (chocolate-peanut-cheese) combo.
Btw, sorry for the many beggars on the street. Yeah I know, they can be very annoying most of the times. I suggest you to ignore them or just say sorry, because if you start to give money to the first beggar, the others will come to you and can be a bit pushy. I hope this matter won't ruin your overall travel experience in Jakarta.
Terniat 👍
Makasih banyak mbak / mas 🙏🏻
@@dimas.gilang11 Tapi kaya'nya ga dibaca sama yang punya channel. 🥲😂
@@Flickaholic888 Gak papa, kan ada aku
@@dimas.gilang11 hahaha.. iya, makasih atas dukungannya. 😁🙏
You guys have a really good positive vibe. You smile all the time and it really suits Indonesian people. Your vlog is awesome!!
That call is Tape made from sticky rice fragmentation and other one white call is Tape Uli....
Thanks bro and sis...and welcome to indonesia...enjoy your meal...😁😁😁
How to reject buskers or people that offer you something in Indonesia
1. Calm down and smile 😊
2. Put your hand together 🙏🏾 like
My Favorite Food in this epsd:
1st Sate Ayam
2nd Martabak Telor
3rd Martabak Manis
4th Bakso
Others:
- Nasi Padang
- Soto Ayam
- Bubur Ayam
- Mie Ayam
- Ketoprak
- Pecel Lele
- Bakso Tahu
- Nasi Goreng
- Mie Goreng
For fast food (chicken) in Indo:
1st KFC
2nd MCD
3rd Richeese (have hot level)
*next maybe u can try J.Co donuts. It's Indonesian Donut ^^
Yaaa martabak manis gw sih kue bandung
thank you for your review.... Martabak.. both Sweet amd savory is one of the best dessert in Indonesia (try the half half - chocolate peanut sesame and Cheese with condensed milk).. Otak otak is like a fish cake and you could find one if you are visiting the fish market (Muara Karang) and it is delicious. if you are visiting yogya.. try to find Jajanan Pasar..
NamaNya Terang BuLan, AwaLNya PenJuaL Martabak + Terang BuLan Entah Kenapa NuLisNya Martabak Manis
AkhirNya DiLuar Daerah NamaNya Jadi Martabak Manis
All are our family favorite, martabak Manis (peanut, chocolate, cheese), martabak telur (eggs and minced meat).
Sate ayam (chicken skewer).
Tape ketan (that glutenous rice and fermented glutenous rice).
Thank you for showing all that. 🎉
For you guys. Please enjoy being in indonesia. There are good things and bad things in every country. And indonesia is not an exception. Hope you guys have good experience here!
We LOVED Indonesia! Loved it. Planned our next trip back before we even left! Loved it 😁😁
If you have arrived in Jakarta to hunt for food, it might be even better if you come to the city of Solo in Central Java because there are so many culinary delights that you can enjoy too.
- Bakso, there are different kinds. I like Bakso Malang and Bakso Aci (this one made from tapioca/cassava flour and no meat). As for the type of bAkso you ate, I like it without toge (the big sprouts).
10:00 the sticky rice called ketan with tape (the black one), you dip the ketan into the tape or smear the tape on to the ketan.
- martabak Manis : the classic combo is chocolate cheese peanut. Now though, there are more combination including matcha, red velvet, Ovaltine, silver queen. Oh Silver queen is a classic chocolate bar from Indonesia, try to get it from Indomaret/Alfamart, and Beng-beng..
- martabak telur, the original one uses duck egg and beef, but it's quite expensive so some seller offer chicken egg and chicken meat.
Btw I like your enthusiasm... Have you try fruit based beverages/dessert ?
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bakso aci is a disgrace of the baksonation
@@alenokta8122 🤣🤣 as a bule who lives in Indonesia I agree, bakso aci should be banished not only from Indonesia but from the entire planet!
@@alenokta8122 love it tho, we should have vegetarian option for bakso.. 🤣
@@Si_nengatcha dont even start with that shit no more.. someone stop this guy for the love of god..
Selamat datang di Indonesia semoga kalian betah berlibur di Jakarta..🇮🇩❤️🇭🇲
Pake bahasa Inggris dong
Happy to see you guys enjoyed the moment,just want to share some little advice, whenever you guys bought "gorengan" just say " goreng baru" to the seller - if I can spell into english the sound would be like "go-rang - by - Roo" ,more or less, they will fry the new one gorengan for you guys, the hot & cripy one...hope that help a bit whenever in the future
Indonesia has a variety of cultures and a variety of regional foods. We have thousands of types of culinary. come back to Indonesia we are very grateful for that ❤
Welcome to Indonesia and hope you enjoy my country, so many delicious food you can try with cheap price. The key you must keep in Indonesia is just keep smile and the people will give you smile and help, even they don't understand your language :)
this video is really a good one so far. i like it how you travel and ask through a different food which is very interesting, im also indonesia, and mostly i like martabak.
we are very happy when there are people from out there, introducing our food and culture, especially being able to travel around the country of Indonesia enjoying nature and many more cultures.
I'm happy to see tourists enjoying our local snacks, thank you
Tahu bakso with crunchy raw chili is my favorite Indonesian food.
I have never been to Indonesia 🇮🇩 before but I tried Bakso, it's so delicious. I really hope that someday I can travel to Indonesia 🇮🇩, greetings from Vietnam 🇻🇳
Those Indonesian street food looks delicious. I love watching your vlog because it's not boring.
YES, WITH ONLY US10$, YOU CAN SERVE FOR A DAY FOOD...‼️
INDONESIAN CULINAURE IS FANTASTIC FROM SABANG UNTIL MERAUKE...❤️🇮🇩
I really enjoyed this video so much, Jakarta is known as ‘Big Durian’, like we could sense the chaotic by watching this, to be honest Jakarta is so underrated compared to any other big cities in Asia, but i can guarantee you guys this city has so many things to offer.
I’m so so happy you enjoyed my video 🥹🫶🏻 thank you so much for watching! Honestly, we LOVE Jakarta. Indonesia is fast becoming one of my favourite places! I can’t wait to show you more of my adventures here 😁😁
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@@josieliftsthings malingsia
@@josieliftsthings malaysia truly malingsia
@@Jokowi_The_President bro, ojo ngisin2i bro, komenmu ki ora sesuai karo konteks video, dewasalah dalam bersosialisasi, baik virtual maupun nyata.
Salam dari Indonesia
oh apparently you guys I met that night when I was making a video vlog and that was 3 weeks ago.. Enjoy this beautiful Jakarta my friends, I hope you guys feel at home and happy..
The Bakso incident with the shot of the laughing vendor and your panic rection picking it up was just hilarious...
i loved this video,i actually lived in Jakarta as well,and i enjoy watching foreign people trying indonesian food,and i love it😊😊. For people who want to know what they eat,the first one is called fried banana,and it's one of the famous fried snack from indonesia,and also we called GORENGAN,which pronounce GO-RANG-ANT without the T. and they also eat chicken skewer,sweet and egg martabak,and they also eat BAKSO BERANAK which is mostly meatball or egg stuffed inside a meatball. Anyway,i hope you also enjoy the rest of Indonesia.❤
Oh that’s how you say it! Hahah thank you for watching!
@@josieliftsthings no thank you for the like and reply❤❤
i am Indonesian, i am in Jakarta, i am @jl Sabang.. come here and try new experience in my place.. thanks to josie for explore this place .. respect ..
Thank you!!! :)
Next time when order martabak, order the chocolate + cheese +sesame nuts (mix together), usually called martabak spesial. That's the best taste
Love the positive vibes of you guys..
Thank you so much 🫶🏻
Indonesian culinary is outstanding, here in malang you will find A best bakso in a wide of variety, and also there's a less crowded but little bit cold, Recomend you to explore here too. And for martabak, especially the sweet one, it's special for me, cuz every time I go ask my gfriend to date I always bring that food to her father, it's feel like bribe but, it's a fun story from me Lol.
Cobak en bakso ne pakdhe Sunar Gempol Pasuruan....wenak....when visiting Sidoarjo try to eat pakdhe Sunar bakso at Gempol ....delicioso .
@@priyowidodo7207 Gempol itu di kota Pasuruan atau kota Sidoarjo?
Im Indonesian I love this!!! thank you so muchh it so cool to see a youtuber going to indonesia cause Indonesia is pretty underatted.TYYY
Biasa in this menu means: the basic one, or normal/normaly,because we have Special menu means= biasa ++
We have 2 types of Martabaks
- Martabak Manis = the sweet one
- Martabak Asin/martabak telor= the savoury one.
I like both 😀
Well enjoy Jakarta 🙌🏻, take care.
He don't care 😀😂
Selamat bersenang senang dan terimakasih telah membawa nama makanan lokal Indonesia🇮🇩 👍🏼
Wikipedia
Martabak (Arabic: مطبق, meaning "folded") is a dish commonly found in Saudi Arabia (especially in the Hejaz region), Yemen, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Depending on the location, the name and composition of the martabak may vary.
In Indonesia, there are two types of martabak, namely salted/egg martabak which is made from a mixture of eggs and meat and moonlight which is usually filled with chocolate and cheese. In contrast to egg martabak, sweet martabak is a kind of cake or jam sandwich that is usually eaten at leisure as a snack. In Malaysia, sweet martabak (known as Apam Balik) is often served as a breakfast dish accompanied by a glass of teh Tarik. The sweet martabak known in Indonesia is not a kind of martabak. But it is Moonlight Cake. What people in western Indonesia (from west to west Java) misinterpret as sweet martabak, because it is usually sold by traders together with martabak.
Terang bulan is a LOT thicker & fluffier & richer (in butter+ condensed milk 😂) than apam balik
Martabak is a kind of food that influenced from India..
@@TIMNASINDO0411 salty martabak comes from india.
Sweet martabak/ terang bulan was a GREAT improvisation of western pancake by asEan ppl😁👍🍻
when you going to the west Jawa bandung city.history the great city&culinery food
Try more food at Tangerang City.... Its near Jakarta and also have so much good food such as laksa, crab noodle and haji Ishak satay... And many more... Hope you guys enjoy...
Thank you for coming to our country, enjoy please..🤗
I LOVE Indonesia! I’m not sure what I expected but it’s one of my favourite places!! Thank you 😁😁🙏🏻
If you still in Jakarta, the city is still near from Tangerang. You can try street food in "Pasar Lama Tangerang, Banten". There are so many Jajanan with low price than street food in Jakarta.
Thank you so much for this! We’ve left Jakarta now but we are planning to come back! So I’ll keep this for next time! 😁😁🫶🏻
Terima kasih sudah berkunjung ke negara kita Indonesia
Never skip the ad guys , this couple must deserve it,, love your video its like profesional ,.. if you have more time,, go here at belitung island you never regret it.. sorry my eng so bad lol
This is so nice thank you 🥹🥹 this is so lovely of you to support my channel. Thank you so much! I hope you like the rest of my videos! 😁🫶🏻☺️
Hi Josie, I'm enjoying this video so much! I love your genuine reaction about how good the food is, there's a lot of unique street food here that you might like to try like kerak telor, gado", etc. Can't wait to see your next upload video 😁
Hi Corvo this is so lovely! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! So nice to meet you, I am so happy you like my work! I hope you love my videos to come 😁🫶🏻🥹🥹🥹
Dont forget rendang...the delicius one
@@josieliftsthings try seblak miss its delicious too 👍
@@risanovita6969 no, don't eat seblak, It makes you addicted
Happy traveling 👍🏻👍🏻 there is so much food you have to try in Jakarta its street food heaven 😁😁 like Soto tangkar, Soto Betawi, Gado-gado (Betawi Style Salad), Asinan Betawi (Betawi Style Salad) Sayur Asem (Sour Soup) and many-many more Food from all around Indonesia in Jakarta.
The sticky rice you've tried is named "Ketan Hitam" the souce is in plastic one and you eat it together.
If you want to find 'Otak-otak' try go to Kalibata train station or Tebet train station. There is some popular Otak-otak street food selling in there. Enjoy the trip 🙏🏼👍🏻
Wow aku dari indonesia❤❤
Biasa = normal/original
Martabak biasa means it's the original martabak recipe (with 2 eggs). The other level are just additional eggs (3 eggs, 4 eggs, etc.)
Love you reactions to every food! Keep it up Jossie
It was super delicious!! ❤️🫶🏼
Egg one is Martabak Telor traditionally from java (usually we eat it with sauce or curry)
And the sweet one is Martabak manis which had variety of topping (chocolate, banana, peanuts, sweet corn and etc)
Perhaps you can visit Batam, we had a lot of traditional food to around that you can with 150k until your Belly burst out and your face smile like sun (brightly happy)
We have otak otak either
Hello, I'm from Indonesia, thank you for visiting Jakarta 😁😁😁
don't forget to go to Bandung and Yogyakarta there are many good tourist spots for foreign tourists
Thank you for giving a good review for Indonesian food
Thank you for having good food! 😂😁😁
I just woke up and I'm starving. Let's Go Josie!!!! 😋
YES WALT LETS EAT SOME FOOD 😁😂😂🙏🏻😍
Omg tysm for going to my country 🥰 have a good day and I love my country and my traditional food 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
enjoyable expressions and enggagement with the locals! keep doing this Josie!
Welcome to Indonesia 🥰
Biasa means normal. Otak2 can also be found in Malaysia most famous will be in Muar which is less than an hour drive from Melaka but can also be found in various part including KL. Bakso and Vermicelli(BeeHoon. Bak means meat, bee hoon mean rice flour (the noodles is made from the rice flour). These words are originated from Hokkien(Minnan) in Fujian Province China which are widely used in south East Asia and also in Taiwan
In this case "Biasa" mean Original, not Normal..
@@landreform7612 yes which means what is normally done or prepared with no other specialty etc.
Hello josie. I am from Indonesia. I'm so happy, because you come to Indonesia. I recommended "RENDANG" food from Indonesia for you. "RENDANG" is indonesian people's favorite food. You must try eat. Thank you.
Wheres tge best rendang to eat in jakarta? Please do tell me
What a busy place, creates a very exciting vibe! Love the look of that pancake- YUM!
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So good! It was delicious
I wish Jakarta has more place of street food carts where people can sit nicely and enjoy their food.
there is. You can find it at PIK 2
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PIK 1 Jakarta
PIK 2 TANGERANG
I really loved the way you say “ secret recipe. MSG “ 😂😂😂 it’s hillarious
😂😂😂😂 I can only tell the truth! 😉 😂🙏🏻
Thx for trying Indonesia 🇮🇩 food
Many kind of traditional food you can enjoy it in indonesia, thanks a lot to come to indonesia 😁
Indonesia memang terbaik 😁🙏🏻
@@josieliftsthingsmartabak memang enak👍😁 semoga anda selalu sehat dan menikmati petualangan anda selama berada di Indonesia.walaupun ada sedikit hal hal yang kurang menyenangkan.
@@josieliftsthings malaysia truly malingsia
_13:26_ *Folks, next time when you're being begged by these people, don't give em anything. They keep coming to you cuz they think you're generous*
Keep up the good vlogs folks!
just got subscribe to your channel,,, have a nice enjoy Jakarta,,,
Martabak is always the best 😘😘😘😘
Thank you so much for subscribing and watching!!! 🥹🥹🙏🏻🫶🏻
next time if still in Jakarta eat ketoprak, soto Betawi, gado - gado,, that is jakarta's authentic food 😘😘😘😘
That wrapped in banana leaves are "glutenous rice (white) and fermented glutenous rice (black).
Traditional on west Java.
Otak2 fish paste grilled in banana leaves, with specific peanut sauce.
If you need more information feel free to DM me.
Jakarta City The Best food 🇮🇩👏🏻👏🏻
Jkartabanjiirrrrr kumu
@@ibnurusdi3013 lo tuh yg kumuh pasti buzzer Rp🤣🤣🤣
@@BramAldino gabener skrg nypress tp ttp banjirrr
Wow.. I love martabak.. So delicious
It’s the BEST! Hahaha 😭😍😍
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@@josieliftsthings malaysia truly malingsia
Very brave of you to wander around with no digital dictionary on your hands.....😆😆
Best wishes and enjoy your journey here .. 💪😎
Thanks for watching!! 😁😁🙏🏻
The food wrapped in banana leaves has white sticky rice cooked using young coconut... while the black one is fermented black sticky rice... you have to eat both at the same time
Bangga menjadi anak Bangsa Indonesia yang kaya akan ragam budaya dan makanan
13:57 bocil ga ada ahlak
Next time u must try siomay, batagor, ketoprak, gado gado, etc. It's all covered with peanut sauce, but the taste is different and it's so delicious!!! 😭👍🏻
I feel sorry for anyone having nut allergy if they came to Indonesia. All the best Indonesian food are prepared with peanut.
i recommend this food!!
Selamat bersenang2 di indonesia dan terima kasih sudah membawa nama makanan lokal indonesia ke internasional
I'm happy that you came to Indonesia jarkata bc I'm from Indonesia and I'm happy that you came to jarkata 😀
you describe the savory martabak really well
Haha thank you so much! And thank you for watching 🙏🏻😁
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you can try other food in Jakarta .. like Nasi Goreng, Nasi Padang with Rendang, Mie Ayam, and many more 😁
too bad she's not in indonesia anymore
Very glad if you talking because very fast😁😁😁
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I,am From Indonesia, and you have tried my favorite food, which is Sweet Martabak