Hunting for the Most Expensive Street Food in Indonesia! 🇮🇩

[@josieliftsthings]

Okay let's ease back into videos for 2024!! Don't forget to subscribe to my second channel here: www.youtube.com/@josievlogsthings See you in the next one! 😁

[@GebioSadatama]

you should to try GADO-GADO KERTANEGARA @Kebayoran baru, south jakarta

[@TechCompare_1023]

_19:17_ 😊 *Hey Josie! Glad to see you back to eat Martabak Manis again!* *I remember the last time you ate it in 2022!* *Can't wait to watch all of your vlogs in Indonesia again!* ✨

[@satryautama5241]

if you eat chicken satay=sate ayam better with lontong=rice cake, rice steam in banana leaf, berapa banyak=how many, how much(price)=berapa🙏🥰🙏

[@JalanBulan]

Telor gulung recipe - egg - Masako brand instant seasoning - oil - oil stove, or wood stove, do not use a gas stove - stick

[@stevenwijaya1006]

Welcome back to Jakarta Josie, I love all your vlogs. A few correction if you ask someone about how much the price, you should say "Berapa Harganya?", instead of berapa banyak. Berapa banyak means you ask about the amount, the quantity. And if you love street food and peanut sauce, try batagor or siomay

[@ucoknyaduren3324]

"Berapa banyak" means "How many". We use "berapa banyak?" to question the number or quantity of something. Not for asking the price. If you want to ask the price of something, you can say "berapa harganya?" or, you can just say "berapa?"

[@weinbenara9768]

Perfect timing to be in Jakarta. Tomorrow will be the starting of the fasting month of Ramadan, which means there will be more street vendors and more varieties of food, snacks and other delicacies available only in Ramadan

[@NOISREVIEW]

There are a few ways of saying "good" in Indonesia actually, and they can also have different meanings. - For food we usually say "enak", the food is good = makanannya enak. it's also applicable for stuff like massage, or most things to do with pleasure, also anything that has physical or psychological effects on our body or feelings. e.g. the massage was good = pijatannya enak. the kiss was good = ciumannya enak. the fabric feels good = bahannya enak, his voice is good = suaranya enak. etc. - if we want to say that a place or a service is good, we say "bagus" (mostly for nouns) or "baik" (usually for a person but can be used for nouns as well), the service is good = pelayanannya bagus, the waiter is good/nice/kind = pelayannya baik, you're English is good = bahasa Inggrismu bagus/baik - if we want to compliment someone we say "hebat" (also translate to "great"), you're good at cooking = kamu hebat dalam memasak or if you want an all in one way of saying good, just say "mantap!" lol, it translate to great but in a more playful and fun way, it is applicable to almost anything and you might get a smile afterwards :) can't think of any other examples lol. maybe someone else can add more to the list. Hope this helps. Have fun in Jakarta! My city!

[@coffeelatte8616]

Kamu hebat dalam memasak hampir nggak pernah ku dengar dalam perbincangan di Indonesia.. kesannya terlalu kaku, masaknya hebat deh! Or masaknya jago ya! Sounds more natural.. mangkanya bule banyak yg kedengeran kaku karena translate word to word ke bahasa indo.. ya kalau kata enak sendiri sih banyak banget ya di Indo "enak" "mantap" "maknyos" "sedap"

[@MsCocobar]

I can see how much effort you put in learning all the languages when traveling and how much improvement you've made. Well done, Josie. :)

[@simpleman6327]

Welcome back, Josie. Enjoy Indonesia. Safe trip and have a great time!

[@Emilysrichala.]

I haven’t been to Indonesia in 10 years, this video made me want to go back again!

[@yoga_pregipiana]

Thanks for trying to speak Bahasa.. we appreciate it.. Good luck to your channel 🫰

[@josieliftsthings]

Thank you! 😃

[@CursedMudflap]

Speak language? What language?

[@josieliftsthings]

@@CursedMudflap Bahasa ☺️☺️

[@CursedMudflap]

@@josieliftsthings well it's supposed to be "Indonesian" and not "bahasa" tho, because bahasa literally means language. 😅 It's like saying "thank you for speaking language" and not "thank you for speaking English"

[@josieliftsthings]

@@CursedMudflap ah I thought it was obvious it was bahasa Indonesian since it was in Indonesia 😂 since bahasa Indonesian is different to bahasa Malay etc

[@derbart07]

Also cant wait to see you hit 1 million subs!

[@josieliftsthings]

So exciting! It’s about 500-1000 a day at the moment, if something goes viral, maybe sooner 😂

[@fadilm6489]

welcome back Josie!!!! im rooting for your next journey in Indonesia!!! Your vlog is truly my mood booster!!! you are lift things indeed!!! love youu

[@ladra2602]

Mantap ...luar biasa kalian datang lagi ke indonesia...selamat datang kembali di negara kami ..yaitu indonesia👍🏻🇲🇨👍🏻🇲🇨👍🏻🇲🇨👍🏻🇲🇨👍🏻

[@madenaraputra6887]

Very good from Australian 🇦🇺 in Jakarta Indonesia.

[@nurrohman9562]

I just saw your video Josie, wonderful ! Thanks for visiting our beautiful country Indonesia ❤ hope u enjoy 😊

[@sitifatmawati5032]

Welcome back to Indonesia ...enjoy your trip❤😊

[@frhnkmll15_]

thankyou for re-visiting my Hometown, Jakarta ❤❤❤ and on Tuesday, Ramadhan comes and hope you enjoying vibe of Ramadhan 😊😊

[@zolzol4120]

Next to the Indah Kapuk PIK beach area

[@ellocoparasiempre]

You look so Happy and full of life when travelling... compared to your vlogs from Oz! Keep it up and all the best, Enjoy every second of it!!!

[@josieliftsthings]

I love being at home! I was just tired from traveling 😂 travelling is fun and I’m so happy to do it! thanks for watching! 🙏🙏

[@muhammadnurhan6309]

Indonesia sangat ramah pada orang turis seperti anda, senang kembali datang ke Indonesia. Salam dari kalimantan timur

[@IwnStd-sb7ry]

Wow u came back guys.........enjoy n we support u guys......we watch your video .....

[@adilazuardhi2017]

Have u been to Bandung ???..paradise of Street Food Etc..

[@Maramaranaa]

4:00 Not sure if anyone brings this up, but there's quite some ways on saying "how much?" The one that you used (berapa banyak?) usually used for the amount of the item itself. For example, if you want to ask someone how many pieces of martabak they want, you'll use that to ask them. This is why when you ask the vendor "berapa banyak?" she (probably quizzically) answered one, because that's the amount of plates you ordered (it comes off like you're making sure she gets the order by asking her to repeat it) When you want to ask how much the price of a specific item, you can say "[name of item]-nya berapa?" (how much is the [name of item]?). Adding "harga" in front of this sentence makes this sentence much much more polite & leaves no room for confusion (basically changing the sentence to "how much does the [name of item] cost?) but people will mostly understand what you mean if you omit it When you want to ask how much is the total of price your meal (let's say you buy something else in addition of the mi goreng) people will understand if you say "jumlah-nya berapa?" (how much is the total?) instead!

[@ricosubekti1450]

A little more into the month of Ramadan, and you will see dishes that are only found in the month of Ramadan.

[@DasroniOke]

Kalo bisa ajak teman-teman bair sama2 menikmati keindahan alam Indonesia

[@mrs.ridlsreadingchannel1635]

Love to see you guys again!

[@HesryBoali]

😁😍 i already suspected that Josie would definitely come back to Indonesia.because yesterday i felt confirtable with the friendliness of Indonesian people .thank you Josie..❤

[@derbart07]

Great to see the Indonesian travels! I wish I kept up Indonesian language - did 2 years then stopped :( - one of my favourite words - 'stabilo' 😂! Look forward to the adventures!

[@josieliftsthings]

It’s such a cool language, and I think it’s a bit easier for me to learn than Thai! I like “permisi” for excuse me, it’s super cute 😂

[@itsMy_Story28]

Try Ketoprak , batagor , gado-gado, bubur ayam and bubur kacang ijo. #traditional food ftom indonesia

[@rideforlife5699]

if u guys stay till june/july u need come to Jakarta Fair Festival,its Anniversary of Jakarta City,and u can try many Jakarta Traditional food in there,like "Kerak Telor,Tauge goreng,Bir Pletok ,etc" btw welcome back to indonesia,enjoy Jakarta❤

[@megawatimustafa]

You are cool! I like Indonesian street food as well which is more authentic and so affordable.

[@rezkyaditiam2381]

Wellcome back!!! omg your Bahasa is great!

[@andreamoboe]

Hi Josie! Heatwave down here in Melbourne. Oof!! 🥵 Travelling later this year to Singapore and Hong Kong ~ catching up with friends and cousins. Looking forward to it. Glad to see you and Michael are overseas again ☀️ ☺️

[@littleleon7987]

I envy you, Jakarta offered so much food. Me in KL just eat the same kind of food, here food stall just too expensive and not worth the money with that taste. I recognized Jakarta such a food heaven 😭

[@prst283]

Hi Josie, I’m Indonesian who really enjoy your contents. While you here, I suggest you to try: 1. Rendang (Padang cuisine/food) 2. Bakso (Meatballs) 3. Sate Kambing (goat satay) 4. Lele goreng 5. Ayam goreng 6. Bebek goreng 7. Last but not least, Jco Donuts😁

[@prst283]

Ow yea, i forgot to mention Soto Ayam or Soto Daging and Rawon😊

[@christinalaw7006]

Great to see you back!

[@DoseTuhu]

We Love You guys, gretting from Papua Indonesia, next time you must be there

[@rkurniawan75]

nice to have you back in Indonesia... hope you enjoy your time...

[@BrentTimm]

I''m finally visiting Indonesia in 3 weeks!!

[@Priaidamansepanjangmasa]

You must visit 1. East java 2. Borobudur temple....😊

[@ibudarsini9577]

Martabak manis martabak telur pokok nya enak mantap 😅😅😅😅

[@SatuDaun]

Blok M Thas the best 24hr place to hangout blok-M Melawai Jakarta👍🏽👍🏽

[@Lauren_765]

We love you Josie , we just got back from Thailand and Vietnam with our 2 year old daughter , We LOVED Vietnam

[@Lauren_765]

We are Melbourne fans 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@vlogpranavkumar4572]

Awesome video , I love watching your video ❤❤

[@agnezmo_bundacorla]

Welcome back to Indonesia. By the way now is ramadhan and in the ramadhan we have tradition called "ngabuburit" which mean going around for waiting the iftar in afternoon and buying the food we called it "takjil" in the ramadhan bazar . Cuz in ramadhan we have so many bazar in every city even in the village. And another tradition in ramadhan is bukber (buka bersama) which means iftar together with friends,family,etc.

[@davidmansfield3983]

Josie you are so great speaking the language 🤗 This video helped me remember the words we learned in Asia last year 👍

[@christinadesy9189]

Hope you had a great time in Indonesia + hope you get 1M subs soon!

[@MazuniTanjung]

Saya kira kk jolie masih di luar negeri eh dah balik lagi di indonesia...selamat bersenang" y k..saya selalu melihat video mu k jolie

[@barbs896]

I really appreciate your effort to speak Indonesian to the local, hahahaha love it.

[@cepicepi5715]

SALAM AND HAVE A NICE DAY IN INDONESIA,,,,MANTAAAAAPP !!!!!!!!!

[@erwinnurhaq]

"Berapa banyak" usually means "how much" in term of portion. For asking the price ("Harga" in Indonesia), you can say just "Berapa" / "Ini Berapa" / "Berapa harganya"

[@DavidKearns4]

This is what I came to say... 😊

[@digitaleve7321]

or, for price you can say "berapa rupi'ing?"

[@drippingout6154]

@@digitaleve7321 lol Rupee instead of Rupiah

[@erwinnurhaq]

@@digitaleve7321 my brother what's "rupi'ing"? :D If you mean Rupee, don't forget to tilt your head. *canda

[@barbs896]

​@@drippingout6154 indeed, Indonesian copying Indian currency.

[@travelwithus-family]

Looking forward to your adventures this year. We are doing Bali,Fiji,Bali & Vietnam…

[@tsuhadha]

Wooww... Jossie back yeaah...

[@aaraffachannel1170]

Banyak kota yang indah di Indonesia coba lah untuk berpetualang dan selalu hati"dimana pun kalian berada

[@zurichnorbexx7167]

Welcome back miss

[@legionsa]

8:50 iif you cross the street there is a hype communal space there, try vsiit and try some bites maybe

[@BambangSukarno-g8k]

Senang banget liat channelnya kakak bule yang satu ini,semoga hari anda menyenangkan dan selalu dalam kebahagiaan ❤❤

[@125picture]

Welcome to Indonesia again ❤❤❤

[@josieliftsthings]

Good to be back here! Thank you for the nice welcome 😊

[@125picture]

​@@josieliftsthings come to Jogjakarta Indonesia. This is nice place❤

[@brbconan9807]

Josua thank.. Well come back... Go to Bogor lots of delicious food

[@KikoAlprano-t2m]

Welcome back and enjoy ur trip

[@NikoEtaBahagia]

You could ask "berapa harganya?" For how much the price is, not 'berapa banyak?' cause berapa banyak means 'how many?' so Indonesian guess you asking about the amount of food

[@danielriohardianto6690]

Matur nuwun sampun mampir teng Indonesia 🙂

[@jevfp]

For a food lover and vloggers, Indonesia is like a heaven where you may try and eat many foods ( jajanan ) and culinary experience 24/7 , as long as you wanted. You may find food vendors in almost every corner of the streets , which is you may never found in western hemisphere 😂

[@62battalion56]

Many variants for martabak manis, 1st, chocolate and peanut - the classic one. 2nd , chocolate chesse mix, u can request for half chocolate and half cheese ( different price). 3rd half choco cheese half choco peanut... etc depends on the menu. Trick, find street food with long queue... 😂

[@砂利]

A little Indonesian vocabulary that is often used when ordering food that might help you later : - Pesan 1 porsi = I ordered one portion - Berapa harga nya ? = how much does it cost ? - Makan di sini = eat here - Bungkus = wrapped/takaway

[@bonismo78]

Hi guys..you're in Indonesia again,OMG thank you for visiting..Lovely couple channel,we'll watching always🤗❤️🇮🇩

[@ermantayang2404]

Welcome again Jossie🤗

[@josieliftsthings]

Woo thank you 😁😁

[@ermantayang2404]

@@josieliftsthings Because of Jossie, I really want martabak manis, But I'm fasting😪

[@josieliftsthings]

You’ll have to get some for iftar!

[@ermantayang2404]

@@josieliftsthings Good idea dear🤣🙏

[@ceceanas1267]

Although there's many street food in Jakarta, i recommend (1) Jalan Jaksa, (2) behind Grand Indonesia, (3) behind Blok M Plaza. You can meet various food vendors from martabak, satay, etc in one area.

[@sadekchy4553]

Hi,How are you? Im your subscriber and regular viewer. From Bangladesh.❤😍

[@sadewa28]

Welcomeback josie ❤❤❤.. Stay savety&keep healty Salam Ramadhan ❤❤❤.

[@rafffffiiiii]

Next Time you must try the Famous Food All arround Jakarta that they have a Speciality on that Food..Just Like Bubur Ayam Barito..Sate Padang Ajo Ramon..Ketoprak Ciragil..Bakmi Ayam Yunus..Sate Ayam RSPP..Bakso Rusuk Samanhudi..JCO Donnuts..etc

[@DitchyDimana]

Although "How much" will literally translate to "berapa banyak", that sentence will confuse local because it translates to more like "how many" -- when you ask for price, you say "berapa harganya" which means "how much is the price"~ Hope this helps! Glad you're back in Indonesia, Jo!

[@lettherebelight5140]

Next to the martabak boss booth is gado gado boplo restaurant, gado gado is a popular salad dish with peanut sauce, you should try it.

[@Wongono]

Selamat datang kembali di Indonesia, semoga bahagia selalu. If you ask about price in Indonesia language "berapa harga.... ".example " Berapa harga nasi goreng " Semoga membantu, selamat berlibur❤❤❤

[@thegallantsaint2034]

3:23 That woman has a Javanese accent. So she will pronounce pedas as “pedes”.

[@11bover]

It is Mie Aceh (special noodle from Aceh,). It has different spices in it.

[@wahsindo]

welcome back in indonesia.. nice to see you again..just want to inform you for 'How much (price)?' you can say 'Berapa (harga)?'..in short sentence when you buy something..you can say 'How much/Berapa?' only..Mantap/very good

[@donipratama1949]

Welcome to indonesia, im your new subscriber. Nice video

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Try eat SOLARIA at mall affordable & nice food

[@btkindonesia137]

If you ever get a chance to get to Batam hit us up, were English (London) and Indonesian (Jakarta) couple, the wife says the food in Batam isn't as good as Jakarta and more expensive, so she does cook at home more so, beef rendang, bakso, nasi kuning .....loads of variety, also the family has warongs/cafe in South Jakarta which keeps them busy, glad you enjoying Indonesia it's quite a unique very friendly country.

[@difdan771]

Thanks you my love tour to Indonesian paradise ❤

[@ArumWaharatri]

I love telur gulung too "How much?" is actually "Berapa harganya?" (How much the price?) "Berapa banyak?" is kinda confusing it's somehow translated as "How many?"

[@leontiennejanson7540]

Good to see you again with new content! Enjoy your travels and I will enjoy it with you. 😘

[@NL-pm7td]

Try martabak manis pecenongan. Next level for martabak manis. ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥The best pancake.

[@rai351]

A little tip : “Berapa banyak” means “How many” which is why that sate vendor said “10” because he thought you were asking how many skewers. If you want to ask the price, its “Berapa harga” or “Berapa harga nya”

[@ahmadtaruna6828]

Selamat datang kembali di Indonesia semoga perjalanannya selalu aman dan menyenangkan..

[@SaSa-kt4kn]

Thank you sister we love you🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@anomalousdelirium]

Welcome back to Indonesia, Josie. Btw, you can just say "berapa" or "berapa harga" for asking the price, coz "berapa banyak" is usually for asking the quantity of an item. Also, Indonesian don't say "good / bagus" for something edible. Instead, you can say "enak" (delicious), or more casualy "mantap" (outstanding).

[@EgaSundari-e6c]

Please try more street snacks like Cilok, Bakso, Es Doger, Cendol, and many more!

[@MVParaboyy]

Welcome back josie

[@eldyriszwan]

When you ask the price you must say “berapa harga”wich mean (how much the price) instead of “berapa banyak” wich mean “how many” that's why some sellers is confused in this video

[@mikowenas522]

Best martabak manis. Take mrt to CIPETE RAYA station. Below find BANDUNG RAYA martabak.😊

[@tarno_bejo_]

Today is the start of ramadan. The best foods are starting to come out at evening. You may explore this chance. For the heads up. 10 days before the "eid fitr". the roads all around jawa (java) island will be so much crowded. We have homecoming tradition (this year is on 1-11 april),. Assuming you are staying that long. Well, are you even still here to enjoy the rare foods? And that is "sate madura". The recipe is from madura island. Perhaps the most well known satay in jawa island. There are many kinds of satay in this country. If you are still in jakarta. You may search up "sate klopo". So far, thats the best satay i ve ever tasted. There are two places selling this sate in jakarta as i remember. You may gmap that out. But if you are visiting surabaya, that would be even better. Cuz, its kinda everywhere in surabaya. Its the original place of that "sate klopo", i think. Oh, rather saying "bagus", i think the word "mantap" is more like the "multi purpose word". Perhaps you might remember that word and use that later :O That orange juice is real by the way. Didnt you see the pilled up orange on the stall? :O Sometimes its overly sour. Thats why the extra sugar.

[@sangatrahasia861]

"berapa banyak " can be used for how many pieces are in one portion. For example, satay. If you ask how many, he says "sepuluh ( ten)."

[@Ojicon]

You should visit jogjakarta...the heart of java. Amazing city...the food,the people,the culture,the nature...etc..

[@flowerstar7257]

avorite food on the street before going for working in the morning are nasi uduk, lontong sayur and ketoprak. At 9 am and afternoon then buy siomay, batagor, cakwe, otak-otak, bakso, seblak, bakwan malang, etc. Favorite lunch in warteg that serve more than 25 foods with cheap price. Dinner on the street are sate ayam, sate Padang, pecel lele + soto ayam, nasi goreng, mie goreng, seafood.Martabak Favorit dishes ini the morning, afternoon and night is gorengan ( bakwan goreng, tahu isi goreng, ubi goreng, singkong goreng, etc)

[@prestianlasmana]

Try type of soup Indonesian, soto ayam, soto Betawi, coto Makassar, sop konro, & nasi padang the beef rendang is no1 food magazine version 🤟🇮🇩🫶🇦🇺

[@kurgknyank]

for good food taste, you might say "enak" "bagus" word more like for quality of goods. enjoy your journey in Indonesia

[@walkwithAsi]

Perfect video , I enjoyed all the moments you shared 🫶❤️

[@josieliftsthings]

Thank you so much!!

[@muhamadismail7246]

Pernah ke Indonesia 1 tahan lalu dan balik ke indo pengen martabak pas bulan ramadhan welcome back

[@adinata2888]

Welcome back guys.. Enjoy your vacation

[@L_Rief]

In my opinion, the authentic and delicious food in Indonesia is kahs gersik, we call it Nasi Krawu Food. You will easily find it in Jakarta too.

[@haxter3]

Awesome video Josie 😊👍👍

[@josieliftsthings]

Thank you! 😁