Indonesian food is some of the best food around. Sadly, unless you come to Indonesia, you will rarely get to know its flavors. And even if you do come to Indonesia, you can still easily miss out on the true Indonesian flavors by eating at restaurants that cater to Westerners. The Balinese usually prepare several dishes and put them on the table all at once and eat them together with a huge mound of rice. There is always a spicy sambal meant to be eaten with the dishes. My favorite dish is the water spinach also known as kangkung. Of course, I also love the pork and duck that they prepared. Fried chicken served with chili sauce, or ayam goreng is also very popular. They also usually serve green beans in some fashion for every meal. At the airport, I even found green bean popsicles. Do yourself a favor and try this spicy, sweet, salty, sour balance of flavors. The food of Indonesia is definitely something to explore!
Snake fruit, bananas, and oranges-Raja Ampat Dive Lodge
Dinner at Raja Ampat Dive Resort
Typical Warung
Dinner at Coaster’s Cottages, Kei Islands
Dinner at Coaster’s Cottages
Ayam or Chicken
Water Spinach
Night Market on Gili Island
My favorite water spinach from Tami’s Hideaway, Gili Air
Eating duck over the rice fields
Clear Cafe Breakfast
Pandan Crepes Nomad Cafe, Ubud, BaliIndonesian Tapas at Nomad
Chicken Sate, Ubud, Bali
Ubud has great gelato!
Babi Guling at Ibu Oka, Ubud
The pig at Ibu Oka, Ubud
Papaya Prawn Salad, Poppies, Kuta
Zucchini, Mushrooms, and Tomatoes For Breakfast, Island Cafe, Kuta
The staple, rice at Nomad, Ubud
Probably my favorite food, the green coconut!
Smoothie from Clear Cafe in Ubud, BaliNasi Goreng- the staple food of IndonesiaSpring Rolls From Made’s Warung, Ubud, BaliAyam Goreng Or Fried Chicken-Made’s Warung, Ubud, BaliLentil Soup, Clear Cafe, UbudMenu From Alchemy Juice Bar, UbudMenu From Alchemy Juice Bar, UbudSalad From Alchemy, UbudGreen Juice From Alchemy, Papaya Straw, UbudCoconut Syrup From Alchemy, Ubud, BaliNasi Campur (A Mix) From The Yellow Flower, UbudFried Chicken with Chili Sauce, Tami’s Neverland, Gili AirRed Snapper at CocoNuts at Santai Hotel, AmedNom Nom Nom!More Fish at Coasters Cottages, Kei IslandsGrilled Fish and Water Spinach, Raja Ampat Dive ResortBali Hai BeerFruit and Yogurt at Island Cafe Kuta, BaliKopi Luwak made from beans that passed through the civet animalSpa Day-Ginger Tea and Papaya at Bodyworks Spa, Ubud
Hi, how are you? Indonesian foods are also good and mouth watering. I tried Indonesian foods here in San Francisco and they are delicious. I wish that I will visit in Indonesia later. Have a nice day always.
The staple, rice at Nomad, Ubud
Probably my favorite food, the green coconut!
5 Comments
marimangan
Red snapper looks yummy.u should try bali “titiles” sausage 🙂
Armando Magtalas Balajadia
Hi, how are you? Indonesian foods are also good and mouth watering. I tried Indonesian foods here in San Francisco and they are delicious. I wish that I will visit in Indonesia later. Have a nice day always.