Don't forget to check the rest of my food tour in Sumatra for the previous and upcoming videos in this beautiful part of Indonesia! 👉 th-cam.com/play/PL3vWM3Uc1MgbdGc296AJekNYfzsBKgYA5.html
@DanFandelli Thank you for this wonderful video. But as a Minangese Islamic scholar and lecturer living in Java island, pardon me, I must correct you: 1. The tribe and territory is called: MINANG (means: Win""), or can also be recognized as the Sumatra Barat/West Sumatra people. "PADANG" is just a city in it, its province's central city. It is usually hot in Padang. 2. Minang is NOT totally or purely Matriarchal. This special condition ONLY applies in situations considering tribal and cultural heritage. In other situations, normal ISLAMIC law is applied. As 100% of Minang people are Muslim. 3. The Minang real territory used to cover about 60-70% of the huge island of Sumatra, even also some part of Malaysia. Before the Independence of Indonesia. So you'll find lots of similarities in cultures in these areas. Interestingly until now, you can easily find Minang people in various places of Sumatra. Even in Java, all over our country of Indonesia. 4. The tastiest Minang foods and its variations usually are not in Padang, but in Payakumbuh, Bukittinggi, Solok of our West Sumatra province.
Everytime I eat in Warung Padang, I always put Shrimp Balado and Pete in my menu. The best next to rendang. Not a big fan of coconut milk tho, yet Nasi Padang is an exclusion, love it yummm
Indonesia will always improve, Jakarta is very fun to visit, soon there will be a very magnificent capital of Indonesia, namely IKN on the island of Kalimantan which is very beautiful, elegant and charming. Indonesia is indeed a comfortable place to stop and stay because of its friendliness, culture, pluralism and food rich in spices, wow amazing
Good job you did there, I'm in padang, I can tell you these places are where the locals favorite and the way you reviewed the food is informative, good job 👍🏻
Greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩 have a great traveling in West Sumatera and surrounding in Indonesia 🇮🇩 have a wonderful travelling and take care bro 🙏😊😎👍👍👍👍👍🇮🇩
Correct, rice is used instead of bread, and that can be in the form of typical rice grains or compressed rice cakes, like the ones they put in the sate! The crisps are also often added in there to give something with a crispy texture!
We dont grow wheat here so rice, cassava and corn are our staple food, used even in deserts. Any food using wheat were introduced by the european colonial or arabic/chinese traders and still not as widely consumed as rice
Authentic minang rendang use buffalo meat not beef, because minangese prefer the harder,chewier texture and it wont fall apart during the long cooking process. Minangese put all kinds of proteins in rendang, chicken, lungs,boiled eggs, etc. It's originally created to preserve meat back in the day
@DanFandelli Thank you for this wonderful video. But as a Minangese Islamic scholar and lecturer living in Java island, pardon me, I must correct you: 1. The tribe and territory is called: MINANG (means: Win""), or can also be recognized as the Sumatra Barat/West Sumatra people. "PADANG" is just a city in it, its province's central city. It is usually hot in Padang. 2. Minang is NOT totally or purely Matriarchal. This special condition ONLY applies in situations considering tribal and cultural heritage. In other situations, normal ISLAMIC law is applied. As 100% of Minang people are Muslim. 3. The Minang real territory used to cover about 60-70% of the huge island of Sumatra, even also some part of Malaysia. Before the Independence of Indonesia. So you'll find lots of similarities in cultures in these areas. Interestingly until now, you can easily find Minang people in various places of Sumatra. Even in Java, all over our country of Indonesia. 4. The tastiest Minang foods and its variations usually are not in Padang, but in Payakumbuh, Bukittinggi, Solok of our West Sumatra province.
When you see fried chicken that looks smaller, less meatier than normal chicken, usually they are free-range chicken. So, they are free from any kind of injections, and their meat is also more chewy. But remember, before all those industrialization in poultry, that's how a chicken grow, in a normal natural habitat. So, that is the way a chicken meat should taste like, not like sands that are melting in your mouth.
How you find sate itjap. Its not far from mesjid raya sumbar in padang city. Aia aka traditional drinks in front of sate itjap. Its very fresh. Danke schoon for your reporting.
Gojek the best way find the most favourite food in Indonesia. Next time you should try martabak kubang hayuda in M Yamin Street, Lamun Ombak in khatib Sulaiman street in Padang.
damn, you flying to sumatra just for trying the origin of padang dish 😂 man im speechless, but thats the best way to know the real taste 🔥 but so sorry about spicy taste. cause in here "spicy make you eat more". just for information if u need to get the sweet dish you can go to middle java. if you cant deal with spicy. you can avoid east java.
Don't forget to check the rest of my food tour in Sumatra for the previous and upcoming videos in this beautiful part of Indonesia! 👉 th-cam.com/play/PL3vWM3Uc1MgbdGc296AJekNYfzsBKgYA5.html
I love Padang Food ❤❤❤
@@cgfans2806 Same!
@DanFandelli Thank you for this wonderful video. But as a Minangese Islamic scholar and lecturer living in Java island, pardon me, I must correct you:
1. The tribe and territory is called:
MINANG (means: Win""), or can also be recognized as the Sumatra Barat/West Sumatra people.
"PADANG" is just a city in it, its province's central city. It is usually hot in Padang.
2. Minang is NOT totally or purely Matriarchal.
This special condition ONLY applies in situations considering tribal and cultural heritage. In other situations, normal ISLAMIC law is applied. As 100% of Minang people are Muslim.
3. The Minang real territory used to cover about 60-70% of the huge island of Sumatra, even also some part of Malaysia. Before the Independence of Indonesia. So you'll find lots of similarities in cultures in these areas.
Interestingly until now, you can easily find Minang people in various places of Sumatra. Even in Java, all over our country of Indonesia.
4. The tastiest Minang foods and its variations usually are not in Padang, but in Payakumbuh, Bukittinggi, Solok of our West Sumatra province.
Mate, you should try to eat nasi padang with your hand.. 😄, nice video tho..
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great video man, looks like you put in a lot of effort here
Thank you! Indeed this video took a bit of time to edit but had lots of fun doing it!
Everytime I eat in Warung Padang, I always put Shrimp Balado and Pete in my menu. The best next to rendang. Not a big fan of coconut milk tho, yet Nasi Padang is an exclusion, love it yummm
Anything in balado tastes good!
Sate Padang.Es Cendol.Teh Talua.Es Teh manis bikin ngiler
Wellcome to Padang hope u enjoy ur culinary and traveling keept healthy and save
Thank you Fatma!
Indonesia will always improve, Jakarta is very fun to visit, soon there will be a very magnificent capital of Indonesia, namely IKN on the island of Kalimantan which is very beautiful, elegant and charming. Indonesia is indeed a comfortable place to stop and stay because of its friendliness, culture, pluralism and food rich in spices, wow amazing
💯 % agree mate!
Wow yummy.
Nice video ❤
Thanks! 😊
Good too see you back xx
Thank you, feels good to be back!
Bro, keep going! What a food venture it is.
Thank you for watching!
Good job you did there, I'm in padang, I can tell you these places are where the locals favorite and the way you reviewed the food is informative, good job 👍🏻
Thanks! I love to research my food spot and go to local favourites!
Yeay🙌🏻
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Greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩 have a great traveling in West Sumatera and surrounding in Indonesia 🇮🇩 have a wonderful travelling and take care bro 🙏😊😎👍👍👍👍👍🇮🇩
Thank you brother!
I like how you reviewed the food, and you looked enjoying every bite of the food
Thank you, I do like to savour every bite if the food tastes good 😁
Wonderful video, thank you!! They don’t have bread with their meals, just rice? Woops I hadn’t seen the crisps yet!
Correct, rice is used instead of bread, and that can be in the form of typical rice grains or compressed rice cakes, like the ones they put in the sate! The crisps are also often added in there to give something with a crispy texture!
We dont grow wheat here so rice, cassava and corn are our staple food, used even in deserts. Any food using wheat were introduced by the european colonial or arabic/chinese traders and still not as widely consumed as rice
Cara terbaik mencoba rendang asli buatan orang Minang dengan datang langsung ke sana sumatera barat Indonesia 🙂🤤
Saya setuju!!
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in padang live, good 🎉
Welcome to my channel my friend!
@@DanFandelli yes bro
you can bring 1-5kg rendang to your country, this cuisine will last for 1 month and can be longer if you put it in ur freezer
I did bring some Rendang from Sumatra with me, although I should have brought more!
Authentic minang rendang use buffalo meat not beef, because minangese prefer the harder,chewier texture and it wont fall apart during the long cooking process. Minangese put all kinds of proteins in rendang, chicken, lungs,boiled eggs, etc. It's originally created to preserve meat back in the day
Very interesting to know, thank you! 🙏🏻
That rendang really look yummy 😋
It was 😍
@DanFandelli Thank you for this wonderful video. But as a Minangese Islamic scholar and lecturer living in Java island, pardon me, I must correct you:
1. The tribe and territory is called:
MINANG (means: Win""), or can also be recognized as the Sumatra Barat/West Sumatra people.
"PADANG" is just a city in it, its province's central city. It is usually hot in Padang.
2. Minang is NOT totally or purely Matriarchal.
This special condition ONLY applies in situations considering tribal and cultural heritage. In other situations, normal ISLAMIC law is applied. As 100% of Minang people are Muslim.
3. The Minang real territory used to cover about 60-70% of the huge island of Sumatra, even also some part of Malaysia. Before the Independence of Indonesia. So you'll find lots of similarities in cultures in these areas.
Interestingly until now, you can easily find Minang people in various places of Sumatra. Even in Java, all over our country of Indonesia.
4. The tastiest Minang foods and its variations usually are not in Padang, but in Payakumbuh, Bukittinggi, Solok of our West Sumatra province.
Thank you so much for taking the time to write these info, very interesting!
@@DanFandelli You are welcome. 🙂
When you see fried chicken that looks smaller, less meatier than normal chicken, usually they are free-range chicken. So, they are free from any kind of injections, and their meat is also more chewy. But remember, before all those industrialization in poultry, that's how a chicken grow, in a normal natural habitat. So, that is the way a chicken meat should taste like, not like sands that are melting in your mouth.
100% agree! I prefer my chicken that way! In Indonesia they call it ayam kampung, or “village chicken”
Sidikalang coffee, it's not from padang but from sidikalang north sumatra
nearly every dish seems to be parts of chicken with a brown sauce on top. But it's delicious of course.
How you find sate itjap. Its not far from mesjid raya sumbar in padang city. Aia aka traditional drinks in front of sate itjap. Its very fresh. Danke schoon for your reporting.
Thanks for watching! Sate itjap was recommended to me by a Gojek driver and I’m glad I checked it out!!
Gojek the best way find the most favourite food in Indonesia. Next time you should try martabak kubang hayuda in M Yamin Street, Lamun Ombak in khatib Sulaiman street in Padang.
damn, you flying to sumatra just for trying the origin of padang dish 😂 man im speechless, but thats the best way to know the real taste 🔥
but so sorry about spicy taste. cause in here "spicy make you eat more".
just for information if u need to get the sweet dish you can go to middle java.
if you cant deal with spicy. you can avoid east java.
Yes, I'm obsessed with trying the dishes in their place of origin 😀 I absolutely love spicy food btw, now you made me curious about east Java!
The original rendang from West Sumatra. It's not from another country. They claim it so sucks
The one I had in Padang is certainly the best I've tried so far, but I wouldn't say I'm a rendang expert anyway 😅
I don’t like spicy food, have to ask them to not add pepper 🌶️ to my dish.
sorry 🙏, your face looks like an actor named dax shephard 😅
Ahah that is cool I guess 🤣
I'm serious 😅🙏 I hope you enjoy your trip while in Indonesia, stay careful and stay healthy. let me subscribe to your channel
Well for nasi padang you spent 400k because you ate basically everything, but actually you only pay for what you eat
Absolutely true, also that was for 2 people!
Don't eat Padang Food.
Because it makes addiction.
😁😁😁
So trueeee 😭