I’m pretty sure you all would agree that Nasi Padang (literally translates to Padang rice, but meaning Padang food) has become the country’s most famous contribution to Indonesian cuisine. You can easily find Nasi Padang in every corner of the city and of course, I’ve tried hundreds of them. So, what’s the special from this Padang restaurant so I share it on the blog? SPICY! Yes, this is the spiciest Nasi Padang that I’ve tried.
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NASI GORENG BISTIK AA – Astana Anyar, Bandung
If you come to Bandung as a tourist, once you step your feet on the street and ready to explore, where do you start? Personally, I’ll start with the street food. Food carts and stands on the street side, or at the small alley have always been something interesting for me. In this post, I’ll gonna share one of my favorite street vendor in Bandung, Nasi Goreng Bistik AA.
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WONG FU KIE CHINESE HAKKA RESTAURANT – Perniagaan
The streets of Jakarta’s historical Chinatown are made for getting lost. Most of the city’s ethnic Chinese community have long moved on from Glodok, resettling in other neighborhoods like Pluit, Pantai Indah Kapuk, and residential developments in the city’s west. But Glodok is still the best place to go if you want some classic Chinese home cooking.
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[NEW MENU] TALAGA SAMPIREUN & BUMI SAMPIREUN – Kuliner Nusantara ala William Wongso
Indonesian cuisine is one of the most vibrant and colorful cuisines in the world, full of intense flavor. With more than 300 ethnic groups and foreign influences, Indonesia has tons of traditional recipes include rice, noodle, and soup dishes.
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YING THAI – Pantai Indah Kapuk
If you frequently visit Pantai Indak Kapuk (PIK), surely you realize that that the restaurant turnover in this area is very high. Many restaurants are closed and then open another new restaurant. But there is Ying Thai, a restaurant that still exists over the last 6 years in restaurant flooded Pantai Indah Kapuk.
BASO ARIEF – Bandung
With all the yummy foods, food hunting in Bandung is always exciting! Besides all the new and hip places, the humble local food has its own charm that I can’t resist. In this post, I’ll gonna share a classic recommendation, everyone’s favorite Baso Arief at Wira Angun Angun street, Bandung.
MIE RICA KEJAKSAAN – Braga, Bandung
For those who live or often go to Bandung, you must be familiar or already make this noodle a must- eat food when you are in Bandung. Yup, it is a classic recommendation, everyone’s favorite Mie Rica Kejaksaan.
WING HENG HONG KONG DIMSUM SHOP – Muara Karang, Pluit
Just like barbecue or steamboat, dim sum is one of those meals you have to enjoy with a group of friends. Ordering plate after plate of dumplings and bao just doesn’t feel the same when you’re scarfing them down by yourself. And to had a great dim sum experience, we’re calling out all dim sum lovers, head down to Wing Heng Hong Kong Dimsum Shop as it’s one of the best dim sum places in Jakarta!
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OMA SEAFOOD – Meruya
Oma Seafood is a seafood restaurant located at Meruya, West Jakarta. The concept of Oma Seafood is a family seafood restaurant, which is a great addition to one of the culinary spots in West Jakarta.
COM NGON – Lippo Mall Kemang
What comes to your mind when you hear Vietnamese food? For most people, Pho and Bahn Mi will be the top of mind. But do you know that Vietnamese cuisine has so many variations, and some of them are clay pot rice, barbecue, and steamboat which is the signature menu from Com Ngon, a newly opened Vietnamese restaurant at Lippo Mall Kemang.
