Please call me Nasi Goreng Ma from now on.

I ate Nasi Goreng three days in a row during Ramadan in Indonesia and I wanted to eat it on the fourth day but I need to go back to China. I only regret why I didn't catch it sooner.
0:00 it happened after this video
0:22 Iftar in a masjid
04:57 find the restaurant
12:00 come and eat again
13:40 again
#muslim #islam #islamic #allah #hijab #mosque #مسلم #müslüman #Çin #الصين #masjid #lehenga

[@ikyansabitah3311]

When she said "we are brotherhood" I'm touched 😢

[@putra67al-habshie46]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️☪️ ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️☪️

[@igniustoramlife1677]

😅😂

[@sammoe4321]

❤🥰❤ When muslims ask you if you're Muslim better answer al7amdulillah! especially during Ramadan. may Allah accept our 7assanat from our beloved Ummah all around the world inshaa'Allah ❤ 😘 Allahumma Ameen 🤲🏽

[@michiw1862]

sama! same. we are brother and sister - she said next

[@wlee8989]

Many Chinese Indonesians can't speak Mandarin but they can speak Chinese dialects, such as Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew..for hokkien the Hokkien dialects that we usually use r the Quanzhou, Xiamen and Zhangzhou Hokkien dialects Hokkien people are widely distributed in Indonesia, Hakka people mostly r found on the island of Kalimantan,Teochew people too....Cantonese people are the same as Hokkien people, the majority in indonesia are Hokkien people But for today's younger generation, many of our parents send us to schools that have Mandarin language subjects so that we can speak Mandarin, but many of us are lazy/not serious when learning Mandarin..our level is not as fluent as Chinese Malaysia and Singapore..but children who go to three language schools usually have a high level of Mandarin, for example three language schools (Indonesian, English, Mandarin) in Indonesia there are Xinzhong school, Tzuchi school, Khayming school, sinar harapan school, mitra harapan school etc..and the majority of all international schools in Indonesia have Mandarin subjects..the average Chinese indonesian goes to private schools / international schools, rarely go to public schools My own school is not a 3 language school, i went to a private school in Indonesia which had Mandarin subjects..examples of private schools in Indonesia that have Mandarin subjects include..Cita Hati School, Penabur, Gloria, Ciputra, bina bangsa, sevilla, binus, highscope, pahoa school, cikal etc If public schools have Mandarin subjects, they are usually public schools in the provinces of West Kalimantan and the island of Sumatra The biggest factor why people rarely speak Mandarin fluently is because Chinese indonesian rarely use Mandarin in our daily lives/we rarely use it. We use regional languages in Indonesia, for example Chinese indonesian who live in Central/East Java province communicate with people in this area/everyday language we use Javanese, even the Indonesian accent uses a Javanese accent, so you can guess where you come from from the Indonesian accent in the main family we use the Chinese dialect, if you are from a Hokkien family you only use Hokkien with other Hokkien people, if you speak Hokkien with Hakka people you will definitely not understand each other..use Indonesian to communicate with fellow Indonesians/chinese indonesians who live in different regions, and at school, English at school(widely used cs it is an international language) So that's why we rarely use Mandarin even though we're learning, it's rarely used so it's easy to forget, it's not honed

[@huzaifahabdulwahab1499]

malaysian here. nasi goreng in indonesia is really the best fried rice style for me. especially if they use the rendang paste

[@afnanfaris8071]

kalau saya rindu sangat nasi briyani dan ayam bakar kedai mamak kat jalan bukit bintang KL. nanti bila ada rizki dari Allah harus dapat makan lagi tu makanan, dendam banget gueee hahaha selamat hari raya, Malaysia

[@ritadonita144]

Savory

[@Rudeyz-lq2dw]

i belive what make use ( indonesian ) use sweet roeasted soysouce in malaysia use fermented soysouce lie china and japan use ?

[@mahalnamahalkita358]

I'm Malaysian and I miss Indonesia so much. Gonna go to Bandung next year March and eat all the good food there

[@Ramayana_Fans_Official]

Saya ingin pergi ke Kelantan untuk menemui seorang gadis manis 🤗

[@noorindra5150]

You should visit Solo and Malang too

[@mahalnamahalkita358]

@@Ramayana_Fans_Official haha semoga ditemukan

[@mahalnamahalkita358]

@@noorindra5150 will do my research! so many places to visit honestly

[@fazimotasin8277]

I need to go there to look for my Gunawan❤

[@regi7943]

When I was in China (I stayed in Northern part) I also always ate Southern Chinese foods or went to Hui muslims restaurants. Not Sichuan, but further south such as Macau restaurant, Hong Kong restaurant, etc. Because the foods taste so much like Indonesian foods. So I knew you guys will also enjoy Indonesian foods, since both of you are from Yunnan. I also tried soy beef fried rice in Southern Chinese restaurant and that was really good. When eid al-adha, my chinese muslim friend cooked me beef fried rice and that was one of the best meal I’ve ever had. The hard thing about foods in China were to make sure they did not contained pork, or lard, or liquor 啤酒 while cooking. I am glad you guys enjoy your time in Indonesia. Wish you a very blessed eid mubarak 🙏

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

You're still a Muslim even if you eat/drink pork, lard and liquor .👍👍👍 We non-Muslims aren't going to judge you for doing it . Chinese southerners migrated to SE Asia ...thus the Chinese cuisine influence in native food.

[@putra67al-habshie46]

Semuga peminat2 OldWactch bisa bertambah dengan keramahan warga indonesia.. insya Allah bisa mencapai 100k nanti❤🎉 🇲🇾♥️🇲🇨♥️🇵🇸♥️☪️

[@mohdzamri869]

Aamiin

[@mohdnasirabdullah7206]

Sahabat sahabat di Indonesia dan Malaysia tolong sokong channel ini. Target 100K please .

[@afnanfaris8071]

@@mohdnasirabdullah7206 saya sudah subscribe pas nonton video mereka waktu itu masih di Malaysia. tapi mereka harus mau interaksi, jangan didiemin aja komen orang2 nanti orang males ngikutin. intinya mereka tu harus mau berteman meskipun lewat membalas komen. jgn malas

[@imhere606]

rakyat Malaysia yg pernah pegi Indonesia mesti tau.. gorengan Indonesia, bakso, nasi goreng...sedap nk mamposs !!

[@Teguh_Nuran]

Apa arti sedap nak mampos ? Is it mean "deadly delicious" in english?😂😂

[@ethos-]

Biasa je

[@Nini-sk1tr]

Ta Jual ke kat Malaysia Jual la

[@zahurinismail2919]

Sedap sbb byk perasa. Pernah muntah lps mkn di Indo restoran di Melbourne sbb perasa terlalu byk

[@noahsebastian7690]

@@zahurinismail2919 terpaling muntah

[@ahmadtaruna6828]

Inilah cara kami orang Indonesia menghormati tamu tak kenal maka tak sayang. Tak seimam saja kami hormati apalagi seiman. Terimakasih sudah datang di Indonesia

[@sephatu6521]

1:38 may Allah rewad this muslim sister. She's so kind.

[@joeyxjoi4542]

you look like an Indonesian after getting a haircut 😁.

[@Si_nengatcha]

Agak mirip Koh Dennis Lim gk sih?

[@muhammadnurdin1148]

mirip cindo

[@herawati9244]

​@@Si_nengatchabenar, mirip koh Dennis lim

[@mgleon2089]

Ya like ko dennis lim

[@SuratnoRano1982]

Hope you enjoyed your Ramadan in Jakarta, I have watched some of your videos before you met Rudy Chen, never thought you’ll pay a visit to Indonesia especially Jakarta, I know the weather is challenging though..but hopefully Jakarta left more beautiful & interesting stories in your head. ❤ Eid Mubarak

[@Aldididi-wj8sl]

masyaAlloh...we are brotherhood...

[@Ramayana_Fans_Official]

Selamat menikmati suasana Indonesia. Terimakasih sudah berkenan hadir.

[@Aprodhita_K]

Basically some of Indonesian cuisine have influence of Chinese cuisine such as in the savory ones, and often still has its original Chinese name for instance Goh Yong but using halal meat, Geh Hwa, and if you come to Yogyakarta, Bakmi Jawa (Javanese noodle) has the authentic Chinese noodle taste.

[@kiaa1229]

in terms of number, indonesia has more chinese population than malaysia, but bcs indonesia is so vast, and has way more population than malaysia, by percentage the chinese people in indonesia seems so small.. not to mention most of chinese indonesia also rather choose to speak bahasa indonesia in daily basis than the chinese languages, and they also use their indonesia names for their id card.. that's why most of chinese indonesia rarely speak fluent chinese, not bcs they didn't love their ancestors, is just bcs they more familiar with bahasa indonesia since their born.. and unlike malaysia that has multiple languages to choose as the basic language at the school, indonesia only has one which is bahasa indonesia, that also the major reason...

[@wlee8989]

More precisely, the majority of Indonesian Chinese cant speak Mandarin, but if Chinese dialects (Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew etc) can....

[@user-nv3bl2kw7l]

Muslim Tionghoa di Indonesia kzbin.info/www/bejne/mV6QgKunl96ca7Msi=FY0hNMIhPCKPdmzk

most chinese in singapore, malaysia or indonesia dont speak mandarin, they speak mostly chinese dialects because they hailed from southern china. back in the day, mandarin was used mostly in northern china.

[@wlee8989]

Chinese malaysian and singaporen many of them speak mandarin..especially Chinese Malaysian, they are so fluent in Mandarin cs in Malaysia there are Kebangsaan schools, all books on mathematics, physics, English, chemistry, history etc are written in Mandarin not in malaysian language so the preferred language is Mandarin.... most Chinese Malaysians not rlly can speak Malaysian..they speak to fellow Chinese malaysian using Mandarin..my Chinese Malaysian n Singaporean friends r like that..If you meet Chinese Singaporeans who have studied at international schools since childhood, their Mandarin is not rlly good, not as good as Chinese Malaysian cs they prefer to use English..In Singapore there is Singlish, usually a mix of English with Hokkien/English with Mandarin.... i usually ask Chinese Malaysian friends to help improve my Mandarin

[@barrapasuhuk1791]

Actually in Indonesia they prepare chopstip for the mie goreng but u use it for nasi goreng

[@babybibil4556]

the satay (sate) that the chinese social medias mention is chicken sate with peanut sauce, you should've asked where to find one. i hope you have tried sate ayam before you went back home. rendang, nasi goreng, sate and martabak are the top popular food

[@yenidamanik148]

Nasi goreng Ma look so happy... Alhamdulillah.. thanks for coming 謝謝🙏

[@sadguy013]

Hello Mr. Nasi Goreng and Mrs. Avocado.... 😂😂😂 I love your Video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@itiwartali1786]

Aku pengikut oldwatch Ma sejak awal namun hadir dengan berbagai akun😂. Insyaallah selalu support vlog ini. Sukses selalu untuk kalian berdua.😍

[@detroit7543]

Please come again to Indonesia and if you are planning to go here, beforehand please make a video of it, then our brothers and sisters will definitely become your tour guide ☺️ You just tastes so little of our food. you have to habe locals as guide to truly experience it😊

[@eye0807]

Watching your videos put a smile on my face. Two of you young people are full of life and happiness and curiosity.

[@The-playfacts]

Love from India

[@myunglips]

Most of the time when u meet indonesian chinese, some of them will say "i can speak chinese only a little bit"... different from malaysian chinese and singaporean chinese, long history for that situation😅

[@aidanross9489]

Self-preservation. We understand.

[@PissMenn]

Chinese Philippines and Chinese Thailand can't speak Chinese either, since they're so assimilate. then why always Indonesia? 🤷

[@StephanieHalim27]

Things changed. Now mandarin is part of curriculum of Indonesia's school since kindergarten

[@StephanieHalim27]

Some private schools

[@ahmadtaruna6828]

​@@PissMennya karena negara kami Indonesia lebih besar dari negara anda..bahkan jauh lebih besarnya 🙏

[@teduhumiarum9848]

You must try Rawon, Sate Madura, Gulai Kambing, Soto Betawi, Asinan Betawi, Ketoprak, Pecel, and many more Indonesian cuisine....

[@ganissweet774]

Bro,in Indonesia different places is different taste of nasi goreng but all of them are very delicious..most of foreigner who come to Indonesia. They fall in love with nasi goreng...Im glad that you willing to come to Indonesia. Hope you will come again ! May you contact someone you know so you can explore more places !❤

[@nabilayusra-tq6zx]

mashallah... waiting for eid vlog...🥰🇧🇩

[@almira1382]

Wow you malaysia

[@aidanross9489]

​@@almira1382Iki kan bulan Ramadan, kok mau mulai perkelahian? Stop kelakuan hooligan mu sis.

[@khalidmehmood-ho5qz]

السلام❤

[@ngopibareng-qt5ni]

​@@almira1382 tidak beretika

[@juhasg5690]

​@@almira1382Coba cermin muka loe..ada mirip2 bangla😂😂😂

[@Earthz1412]

Fyi Indonesia have many style of Sate/satay... but the common and the famous one that you mention i think is the Sate Madura, it used peanut sauce...

[@Afuza]

You are my Brother and sister in Iman Islam, Welcome to Indonesia, Enjoy and explore many thing about indonesian culture and food, so amazing

[@oh_ok9140]

The reason why the taste of some Indonesia's food you've had taste like your home country is because the power of MSG 😁

[@adikunto7356]

Fuiyooo... 😂😂

[@sammoe4321]

Slm... Brother Nasi Goreng Ma. wonderful Video as usual ❤ Keep it going bro 👍🏽Greetings 2 Sister 3Ayisha ✌🏽 I'm enjoying your vacations with U as well. A Livestream would be great 🥰 Palestinian Greetings 2 wonderful Indonesia from Germany. ❤ Ramadan Mubarak ❤

[@inkaelle5407]

I'm a native Indonesian and I like your videos, thank you for liking Indonesian food, I hope you feel at home living in Indonesia👍👍👍success for you video🥰

[@haratasapaichi627]

A little information my brother. There are many Chinese descendants in Indonesia who call their thorns Chinese Indonesian or Indonesians are used to calling them Chindo One characteristic that ethnic Chinese do not have in other countries is that Chindo masters Indonesian better than Mandarin. And also accustomed to using the regional language where he lives, rather than Chinese

[@dianaross3242]

This is interesting; I just came across your channel. I am from the United States and have travelled to Indonesia. I believe that most Indonesian cultures are similar to Indian cultures, such as their names, clothes, musics, dances, and buildings. And their food looks like Chinese food.

[@DEJAVu-vt7bq]

You know Old Nasi Goreng Ma, your wife is a very intelligent person you're fortunate to have such a wonderful wife. May Allah SWT bless you both. Aamiin Yaa Rabbal A'lamiin.

[@damehasibuan9797]

I love if you talking chinese than english.. need more chinese

[@Justice_Dignity]

True i like chinese language too

[@Palestine-767]

Ramadan Mubarak ❤

[@mohamadzahidzainulabidin6862]

I and my wife order fried rice at one Halal restaurant at Harbin near Song Hua River.. we surprise about the portion.. as big as wedding cake…. And we order two plates… so we take away the leftovers…. Take us two days to finish it… Stay safe and stay happy

[@oldwatchma]

Because people in northern China eat a lot, Viona and I often order food for one person in Beijing.

[@user-ni2de4bn5b]

Semuga hari hari mu selalalu indah di indonesia.dan selera makanan nya selalu enak. aku tunggu video berikut nya.

[@rakhahaidar9992]

4:00 I’m so glad that you guys like Indonesian foods. And hopefully when you guys come to Indonesia again, you guys can find more good and tasty Indonesian foods. Aamiinn… also, thank you for the visit guys. You are really welcome here.

[@krishary8528]

Watching you eat that fries 30minutes before iftar make me drooling heavily 😂😂. Both of you are very enticing in expressing food taste. You should consider making food vlogger channel 😊

[@Rexavi]

There are many people of Chinese descent living in Indonesia, that's why the woman thinks you are Indonesian, so it's better to start the conversation in English

[@frhnkmll15_]

i'm glad you're so far happy stay at jakarta and found your soul food, nasi goreng there. Ramadhan Mubarak, brother & sister ❤

[@priyantopundjul6794]

Sangat Istimewah👍

[@isnindyanurul7088]

Salam ....nice to know both of you were in Indonesia....wish you enjoy the people live, the food, we are brotherhood😊..

[@aflahshanumnayu]

Alhamdulillah suka nasi goreng

[@user-zc8ke4uj7w]

Hi Nasi goreng Ma. Selamat berpuasa

[@muhammadkemalardiansyah4788]

You guys are so funny and polite!! ❤

[@Fajr255]

Assalamu'alaikum 🙏. Always happy to see foreigner exploring Indonesia 😊 Every city in Indonesia have their own taste and culture. Start from the western part, Sumatra Island, Aceh called as the terrace of Mecca, the Islamic culture is very strong there. And they have their own nasi goreng, called nasi goreng aceh. Another city like Padang, Palembang. And in Java Island popular city like Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Medan. Not to mention another island like Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Bali, and Papua have totally different taste and culture from the western part. If you can, explore them all and you will see the diverse of Indonesia. 😊

[@muhamadfirmansyah6117]

Hallo Mr. Nasi Goreng...!!! ... May Allah bless you, All the time..

[@camps5938]

❤️ their expression eating the nasi goreng 13:31 “So delicious I cried” 🤣🤣

[@koostadisoorjo8066]

You must try Gado gado in street food........vegetables food/ Indonesian salads

[@mamanrachman4713]

Subhanallah, senang sekali melaihat anda berkunjung ke Indonesia, jika banyak persamaannya dg makanan, dan postur orang indonesia, mungkin kita adalah berasal dari satu nenek moynag, semoga Allah memberikan keberkahan kepada kalian , terimakasih sdh berkunjung

[@jianyuww]

Bro is soo cuuuteee pls come to indonesia again next time, much much love from central java❤❤

[@tokounik8698]

You shoukd try legendary Nasi Goreng Kebon Sirih at Kebon Sirih Street

[@tianoandy]

Welcome to Indonesian paradise

[@titinsumarni8498]

Y Indonesia and Yunan province in China are brother ...cause we have Chinese blood too in our diversity sooo enjoy your holiday at jakarta

[@marlinamobile]

In Jakarta there is Lautze mosque, Chinese Muslim Indonesia. Next time you must come here.

[@kusumawardhana4253]

Masya Allah .. we are brother and sister in Islam ..

[@tambah-plus]

Jatim 🇮🇩 hadir

[@lacsarlacsar3566]

you guys are so cute!!! Thank you for visiting Indonesia, enjoy the Nasi Goreng, bro & sis.

[@nkriggg2254]

Thank you for appreciating many things in Indonesia. One advice, if you travel for a vacation, don't care or count to much about calorie intake like many other tourists, enjoy eating your meals as long as they are halal. About gaining weight or belly fat you can overcome when you come home from the travel.

[@milanovianti__5393]

Ditunggu vidio selanjutnya😍

[@ahmadwahyudi987]

My brother nasi goreng ma,, Fried rice is really delicious

[@user-lq3os4nx3z]

Lucu liat kalian. He..he....aku sangat suka vlog kalian. Selamat menikmati makanan indonesia

[@bellonfrfr540]

Saudara kita dari negara China..muslim hui

[@suanangmtp5302]

You know our mom often make us fried rice when we have an extra rice in the morning or evening.

[@oldwatchma]

yeah，same~~

[@user-jh5eu2dr3r]

I totally agree nasi goreng is there best. I always order that. All the time. Never failed me

[@syamart6305]

Watching you guys enjoyed that Nasi Goreng ,Its almost like a cooking anime (forget the title of the show) where the character fly to the clouds everytime they taste a super delicious food ... im glad you had good times in Jakarta. Be back soon okay : )

[@SyedFaizalAlYahya]

Malaysia have very good fried rice too...wonder why u didnt eat it😅😅😅😅😅

[@rudiprasetyo1906]

MasyaAllah Tabarakallah. Sehat2 Selalu Untuk Anda Berdua dan Selamat Menjalankan Ibadah Puasa Ramadhan di Indonesia.

[@mvqodr1328]

Caba .. rendang 👍👍😍

[@fahreza1186]

FYI, the restaurant name is WAROENG SI DAVE at Duri Kosambi Street, West Jakarta.

[@noobbll]

you guys have cute and funny reaction. i have good laugh 😂

[@iskandarzulqarnayn1677]

Sometimes the fried rice in stalls tastes better than the fried rice in restaurants

[@planimals1573]

I love it ❤, so many delicious foods in indonesia. you must try iga bakar, sop buntut, sop iga and anything

[@imdev5057]

Makasih buat abangnya yg udh bantu jelasin ditempat makan😁

[@mgleon2089]

Indonesia banyak orang china juga tetapi kebanyakan mereka bukan muslim...tetapi kami hidup dalam damai

[@rkurniawan75]

you need an Indonesian friend to guide you for very best experience in jakarta... best food and best place to visit....

[@ArifRahman-to9jr]

DI INDONESIA BANYAK MAKANAN ENAK....ADA GADO2....SATE KAMBING MADURA.....SOTO BETAWI....COTO MAKASAR....RAWON....RUJAK JUIH....TENGKLENG.....AYAM BAKAR....PECEL....GUDEK....LAKSA....DAN BANYAK LAGI....COBA TRY LAH.......😂🙏🙏🙏

[@nanangmalang840]

Dear brother and sister at the first time you two almost simiilar look like Indonesian many Indonesian Chinese ( we called them Tionghoa like your friend Rudy Chen) many Indonesian Chinese hereditary came from Southern China.

[@FerryBambangIrawan]

kalian lucu amat, saya sampai menangis melihat video ini, karena kalian natural dan lucu....terima kasih, wassallam

[@galant1993]

Please come to Bandung then visit masjid Al jabar bandung, you'll happy there ❤🎉

[@heryanom5019]

masha Allah tabarakallah.

[@norhiyahani]

nasi goreng ma... so from now and ever your name is nasi goreng ma... how sweet😂😂😂

[@marufjamar6473]

Wooww kalian pasangan serasi, jangan lupa jalan jalan ke Bandung naik kereta cepat buaatan china,,

[@kaia7208]

thats why i prefer street foods rather than restaurants. they have so much to offer and more to explore and its cheap too

[@omanzahwachannel]

Saking enak nasi goreng tiap hari makan, kan banyak menu yang harus di coba nikmat i seperti nasi kuning, nasi Uduk dan lainnya

[@traceytrent904]

The majority of Indonesian foods originated in China. They only changed the name and added a touch of Indonesian flavour. Nasi goreng, mie goreng, bihun, kwetiau, lumpia, bakmi, mie ayam, pangsit, bakso, siomay, and many others are examples of Indonesian cuisine with Chinese influences.

[@sandrest8773]

And they will claim it as theirs, we know nasi goreng (fried rice) is from China but they claimed its as well and acted like other country dont have their version of fried rice.

[@lotuspink2208]

No every frood is from indonesia, don't claim

[@keanujp7839]

​​@@sandrest8773 i think that's claimed was legit, because they're recipe is totally different. like nasi goreng have difference recipes in different province. like in java they using sambal sauce but in another province doesn't use sambal sauce.

[@sandrest8773]

@@keanujp7839 its just another version of fried rice, Malaysian it's self have dozens of version of fried rice but not claimed it ours just because have different ingredients. It's just another version of fried rice.

[@keanujp7839]

@@sandrest8773 nasi goreng or fried rice is from Tiongkok, but indonesian have studied how to make fried rice and implemented with they're taste and have modification in they're recipe. then, international just know fried rice with soy sauce instead is from Indonesia. just like Taco, international and me only know the Taco is from US. but specifically Taco is from Mexico, so the important is how international know where that food come from. maybe i can said just like "habit"

[@norsadatsadat2998]

Jika kalian ingin melokal. Seperti itulah caranya. Jangan ragu bertanya atau bergaul mengucapkan salam ❤❤❤

[@renysudiarti4029]

If you need spoon and fork, just asking to waitress, just tell in bahasa, "bisa bawakan saya sendok dan garpu".and they will give you spoon. because sometimes in some restaurants do not give spoon and fork because many indonesian eat with hand. So if you need them just ask waitress ok. Enjoy your travel and always stay health

[@imamghozali8833]

Pergi ke Bali atau ke Bandung naik Kreta cepat whoos

[@Teguh_Nuran]

What you eat in iftar, we call them as Gorengan The first Gorengan you ate, that is Bakwan, there is no potato inside, usually mix of bean sprouts, cabbage and carrots with flour, then what Viona ate is Martabak, the spring rolls with tofu and leeks, then the last one is Tahu Isi, floured tofu with mixed vegetables inside, similar with Bakwan The Nasi Goreng seemed yummy 😂

[@rrrkktvvvnnn8005]

Indonesia surga nya kuliner,welcom to indonesia🙏🙏🙏

[@HikmahMaulana2710]

sorry, in south east asia we eat fried rice with spoon, not chopstick. 😂

[@erialbar]

Omg .... Visit 3x continuously Alhamdulilah u like it

[@rifanaja007]

Nasi goreng (fried rice) originated from Indonesia and its 2nd winner the best food from CNN 2017 (the 1st is Beef Rendang). The dessert that Viona bought is martabak, the king of dessert according to tourist all over the world who camed visit Indonesia. There is another one of martabak types that is martabak telur (egg martabak). If you planned to stay in jakarta for a longer times, you may concidered to buy Transjakarta card, its a bus option facility in jakarta and its a lot cheaper rather to use some taxi (gojek or grab). The rate per trip using transjakarta bus is only Rp 3500. You can buy it at indomart store for just around Rp 60.000 (its has a top up already). I suggest to do a little research first with google to know the touristy areas in jakarta. So you dont have to waste your time and got lost on the streets.

[@lz5276]

There are many good places to visit each

[@bangwanalfian6673]

Welcome to Indonesia and please comeback next time 😄 "Chao fan Ma" and wife, Viona 😄

[@MARIBERBAGI]

8:11 In Indonesia, it is multi-ethnic and there are lots of Chinese. Also in Indonesia, try searching on China Town maps 😊