Trying Indomie 🇮🇩 | Indonesian Internet Noodles in New York
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- I traveled to Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan to try Indonesian Foods for the first time. Watch me react to Indomie Goreng (mi goreng instant noodles). This is me trying Indomie for the first time, trying internet noodles was super fun. I also try Teh Botol (the popular Indonesian tea drink). Finally I try tick tac (the Indonesian snack). This was cheap Indonesian food in NYC and delicious, go check it out!
Episode Intel:
Warkop NYC
366 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019
Reggie Ate: Indomie Goreng With Corned Beef (Indomie Kornet Telor Keju (Indomie, Corned Beef, Egg, and Cheese), Teh Boto & Indonesian Snack Tic Tac
Everyone loves Indomie here. Arguably the best Indonesian instant noodle since its first release
Well historically its way better back then 😁
Current noodles just feels not right anymore.
@@savire.ergheiz pls don't compare homemade noodle with instant noodle
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@@rexdev4489 What is clear is that instant noodles are tastier and more perfect, because they are made through a long process and sophisticated tools👍👍🙏
Just dont overcooked it. Once water start to boil and dunk the noodles and let boil another e to 4 mins and sieve and mix with sachet ingredients
I love Indomie. Even before watching this video, I've already planned a trip to the grocer to get me 3 packs of those. I usually add ham, egg and a few veggies. Then partner it with a slice of bread. Ultimate comfort food.
Wow a slice of bread, is that typical? What type of condiments?
@@unculturedtravel just gather any meat you have in your fridge. If you have ham, slice 'em up into 1 inch squares or if you have chicken or ground pork or beef. Whatever. Just Sautee in a pan first then next throw in minced garlic and onion, carrots maybe and cabbage. You need to season these ingredients with a bit of oyster sauce, a bit of soy sauce and some hot sauce. Next you toss in the pre-boiled noodles, sprinkle a bit of sesame oil then finally empty onto the pan the sachets of seasoning ingredients included in the package. Mix well then plate it. On the same pan, cook a scrambled egg then put on top of the plated noodles. Warning though. You'll get addicted and you'll definitely crave this once a week.
@@unculturedtravel oh and about the bread, just like pasta, you need it to neutralize the overpowering flavor of the noodles. I suggest, cheese wiz, slather generously on two slices of tasty bread. Get a generous scoop of your noodles and put that as filling on your Cheezy slice of bread. Thank me later.
@@unculturedtravel try with rice bro thats the Indonesian combo!!
Pake nasi donk beb wkwkwk
January23 lalu dari sana, makan indomie disana ketemu sama si Mas itu dan satu lagi young lady yg lagi kuliah master juga. Salut buat mereka.
Semangat terus 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
The way he coming back to the store is sooo adorable ◕‿◕
😂😂😂
The ultimate comfort food. The pinnacle of Indonesian pride. So happy to see a place like this open in NY. Indomie is basically my entire childhood summed up in one dish
The "50" in the tea pack, means you get extra 50% of the tea. It's a bonus. That pack issued when the producer celebrated it's 50 years anniversary. But then they never stop it. It's been a long time since then, and they keep selling the product with 50% extra.
i've drink that tea for a long time, without ever knowing this fact.
Extra 50% but just same 😅
@@kucing8324 like a chips bag, 50% extra of ✨FRESH AIR✨
wonder will they add 100% extra during their 100th Anniversary 😆
Muhammad Qasim emphasizes on the fact that we should avoid Shirk and its forms because this is the only way we can achieve success in this world and the hereafter. This message is clear for the Muslim ummah. #MuhammadQasimDreams
Indomie Is something that I'm sure every Indonesian eats no matter who you are. Best hangover food too. Should definitely come to Indonesia and try out all the freshly made food. Even the indomie here is different, they make the condiments to follow food regulations of different countries. I'm from Jakarta and moved to bali, and even I'm discovering new food all the time here!
The funny thing is, the middle to upper class of the society eats it for leisure. Meanwhile, the poor eats it for survival lol.
I'm Indonesian and I don't like Indomie (or any other instant noodles). I personally find those disgusting.
@@maynatiza5512 sok sokan
@@bowonetpreneur894 huh? emang gk selera dikatain sok-sokan. selera org beda2 gk bisa dipaksain sama mas. saya kalau makan mie instant bawaannya langsung muntah. kalau mie ayam dsb yg gk instant ya suka2 aja.
@@maynatiza5512 owkey
I have a friend in Florida, he is a father of 2 sons. One day I took him (or he took me) to an asian shop namely Dong A in Orlando. I introduced him with Indomie. His son eventually become Indomie lover since then.
Bagus bro 😂😂
Ngomong Indonesia dong
Thank you 🎉🎉
And we called the the micin (MSG) generation lol
Muhammad Qasim saw that trained enemies equipped with modern arms attack Pakistan from Afghanistan border. Pakistan Army handles it well. Then a plan is made to weaken Pakistan Army, and make them vulnerable. #MuhammadQasimDreams
Indonesia selalu membawa rezeki buat content creator, viewernya pasti paling banyak dari video video mereka yang lain. 😅
betul sekali , bukti bahwa masyarakat Indonesia menghargai setiap apapun yang muncul Indonesianya
@@kopchanel0405awokwok apaan
Mereka hanya utk dapat views jgn mau dibohongi krn udh terkenal org indonesia gampang terharu klo ada org bule yg review makanan indonesia, mrk fake hanya utk dpt views.
Indonesian love anything related to Indonesia in the international world. A simple self pride that brings money to international content creators. 😂❤
@@LadyVoldemort we help them to get money 😂
Sedang mencari warganet Indo yg over proud ketika ada yg mention Indonesia
☝salah satunya... Indonesia tanah air tercinta. Bangga jadi warga Indonesia❤❤❤
Saya
You are actually doing what most Indonesians do, most of the time. Mixing all the egg and corned beef with the noodle altogether to get the most out of it. Of course some people like to eat each separately. But, most do what you did. Haha
I like to mix eggs with corned beef and fried it :) and ut it as toppings haha
Oh no!!! Watching this in at midnight is a major mistake. Now I want a bowl of that internet noodle!🤤
Agree. Huge mistake. Now im eating a bowl of that noodle. At midnight. 😢
😂😂😂😂😂
Cooking. Let go 😂
Diets be damned.
and enjoy then :))
i've been there once, the atmosphere is very unique and the taste is pretty good too...a lot of my Indonesian friends are also there sometimes...if i go there i will go there too
Indomie is the best instant noodle ever. Always been my comfort food since i was kid... i tried other countries instant noodle, but to be honest, none could beat indomie. I used to stock a big box of indomies (mie goreng) at home. We could eat this noodle with fried egg, spam, or dried shallot. Thank u for making this video.
I ate Indomie almost every day for decades (so many flavors and ways to cook them!), one of my most favorite foods in the world (mie goreng is irreplaceable!)...until I had to stop carbo because of diabetes type II earlier this year. I miss eating them so much, but I also enjoy my new healthier weight. 😊❤ Now, I limit myself to eat them only once in a couple of months.
*INDOMIE SELERAKU* 🎶🎵 🇮🇩
I used to eat Indomie almost every day too until my students had a hot debate about whether they can only eat Indomie once a week or once a month. I had to step in and tell them that eating instant noodles too often is not good. I felt that I couldn't tell my students things that I didn't do myself. Hence, I reduce the frequency of eating Indomie.
Kena usus buntu ngga kak?
the way he suddenly came back to the warkop and tell the owner “this is my new favorite snack”
makes me smile 😁✨
Bule kalo mengapresiasi kan sesuatu emang gak nanggung nanggung wkwkwk
Iya lucu bgd pas momen ini, keren 😁
TIC TAC SNACK MIX INDOMIE GORENG ITS SO GOODS
So good, what snack should I try next?
@@unculturedtravel Keripik singkong KUSUKA and Q'TLA good snack.
@@unculturedtravel beng-beng for sure
@@unculturedtravel pie susu / bali milk pie
Coba nasi padang.
Restoran indonesia sangat banyak di amerika.
I am fasting, and thanx to this video, now i'm eager to eat two packs of indomie fried noodle (i've even had indomie for thousands times, yet still want it more and more)
Soda gembira is a mix between condensed milk and soda drink. I am an Indonesian, love watching you like Indomie. The tagline here is "Indomie seleraku" which is Indomie, my favourite
Selera = appetite
I translated it in commercial language conotation
@@andrassetyorini8359 It’s wrong.
@@atengku9660 Tell that to the official Indomie
I'm vibing with the background songs in the shop!
3:08 "Hampa" (Empty) by Ari Lasso
4:48 "Siapkah Kau 'Tuk Jatuh Cinta Lagi" (Are you ready to fall in love again) by HiVi!
7:58 JASUKE is actually an acronym for Jagung (corn), Susu (milk), and Keju (cheese). It's a snack made of sweet corn kernels mixed with condensed milk and grated cheese.
3:08 "BAKSO KON-
6:22 Tapi Bukan Aku (But Not Me) by kerispatih
Haha dua-duanya playlist saya sehari-hari
@@tobubiify 😆
nahh
Awang Kitchen at Queens have Pempek (one of best seafood dishes by Taste Atlas), batagor, two kinds of fried tempeh and fried tofu dishes (each dishes is different), also cireng (fried tapioca dish that primary schoolers at Indonesia loved to eat)
The Java restaurant at Brooklyns also have a lot of appetizers and Indonesian desserts
Huh the other edit didn't show up. Anyway if you're interested at making Indonesian dishes yourself you can check the grocery store Ok Indo they have authentic instant spices and they sold Indonesian traditional snack at night
Plus at Awang Kitchen you can enjoy one of the best stand up comedian in Indonesia Mr.Pandji Pragiwaksono.He usually do open mic there.
@@anakmakassar2585, panji di Brooklyn toh
I have been to awang before
if you think it's too salty, you can ask the seller not to put all the spice in it or if you make it yourself, just put half of the spice and you add later
3:15 Way back, Teh Kotak used to come in 200 ml serving, and then they add 100 ml more without increasing the price, hence “50% extra free”. It’s been a decade or so since they did that, but they never bothered changing the box design.
wooow! we called warmindo in Indonesia.. "warung makan indomie" 😂 Warmindo or Indomie Food Warung is one of the most well-known places to eat by students and workers. Serving a simple menu but suitable for everyone's taste. hope you enjoy indomie noodle 😍👍
oh i almost forgot, next time you should mix indomie with tic tac.. soooo gooood 🥰😅👍
Hey! I am a noodle lover but I have to say that Indomie (especially goreng) is the most tasty noodle in the world! Goreng means fried, enjoy your meal, you have to try Nasi goreng and rendang!
you did nothing wrong here sir, we did exactly ate the Indomie like you did.. but mostly we eat those on daily basis.. the place and the guy really well shown you how the ambient looks like here in Indonesia.. enjoy your Indomie!
I agree with you 100%.
Cara mas2nya ngerespon juga indo bat ngab hahahahaha, obrolan anak jakarta parah
JASUKE is an acronym for JAgung (corn), SUsu (milk, in this case, condensed milk), and KEju (cheese). It's a snack consist of boiled corn, served with sweet condensed milk and shredded cheese on top.
Itu mah di jawa timur udah jajanan merakyat bre 😂
@@andryproChanel But we're talking indonesia cuisine in NYC lol
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You can actually mixed indomie with vegetables such as ferns, cabbage, brokoli, long beans and others. It tastes always yummy and of course meats, seafood, eggs etc.
thank you for coming and enjoying the meal. I'm glad you love the taste. I'm from Indonesia. Once again thank you.
JASUKE is a combination between JAgung (Corn), SUsu (Condensed Milk) and KEju (cheese). I love your videos! ❤
The one in the description, "This was cheap Indonesian food in NYC and delicious, go check it out!"
In Indonesia, it's very popular because it is much more cheaper and there are much more variety of the flavour.
Congratulations sir, you have just found one of the magical keywords to be popular in youtube. Just keep mentioning and complimenting everything Indonesia related stuff, you'll be famous in youtube.
the universe loves Indomie ❤
Alay
@@wirawira9716 emang
but but but mie sedaap for the win
When I was student at university around mid 90's, I ate noodles almost every week. Its very cheap to afford that time. The taste is amazing, and I ate with egg or vegetable or even with rice. I love it until now. I could have sent you a few noodles from Indonesia just like you ate in this video. By the way. Thanks for this awesome video. Greetings from Indonesia
In Indonesia, particularly Yogyakarta city, there are so many warkop/warmindo (taverns) like what the shopkeeper said. On that tavern, Indomie is cooked in a special manner that makes it more exquisite. If you come to Indonesia, I recommend you visit the city.
Soda gembira is a mix of condensed milk, syrup, soda water, and ice. Sweet and refreshing 👍
Jasuke is sweet corn mixed with condensed milk and grated cheese. Tasty.
soda api
My favorite all 😂😂❤❤
@@energen2000 beda donkk. Ntar kebakar congornya 😂😂
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You really need to visit Indonesia. Try eating in the local Warkop and make new friends with Indonesian there. That what ussually Indonesian do in Warkop, not only eating but also making friends. Moreover, it is a food joint for everyone, here in Indonesia you can meet all sort of people ranging from corporate executive level down to students there. Enjoy your meal. 😊
Thank you for introducing Indonesian food to the whole world, friends 👍👍❤❤
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lebayy
hey, stay healthy and happy. you're doing such a great job
As an Indonesian, I never thought Indomie was great. I've eaten countless packs of indomie growing up, so I thought that's how instant noodles should taste. Now, in the age of TH-cam, every non-Indonesian suddenly worships this cheap meal. And now, I realize, after I tried many other brands, I've never found one as good as Indomie.
You could also pour some your Tic Tacs on a dish (preferably one with rice) as a crunchy mini-crackers, it's good aside from just snacking on it as is. Also the reason why Corned Beef prevails as the best toppings in here is mainly because they're cheap and widely accessible in small shops or convenience stores everywhere, and they're usually put on shelf next to the Indomie packs. And since corned beef is in a can, they have a long shelf life alongside Indomie packs and eggs rather than buying a fresh meat for toppings. It's perfect for the students like you said as a comfort food or even emergency food
For recommendation if you like, try martabak. It's one of indonesian's favourite snack. I saw there's little shop in Queens, NY named papa don NYC
Awesome, I’ll check it out! Any other favorite snacks to try around New York? Thank you!
I'm from Indonesia, to have at least a pack of Indomie available in your food cabinet is a culture for almost every household in here. There are also many more Indonesian instant noodle brands, but Indomie is just like coke's Coca Cola.
You can buy the traditional Internet noodle only for less than $1.5 even in big cities in Indonesia. If you buy yourself the ingridients at the supermarket, you can greatly reduce the cost to just less than 0.75$ a bowl.
Afh iyh deck?
love it when you came back just to tell em that tictac is your new fave snacc! xx from indonesia
3:15 "i donno what 50% means"
Me an Indonesian: "Yeah man, Same here"
3:15 meaning there is 50% *extra free* . For example: the amount is originally 200gram + 100gram (50% from 200gram)
7:57 JaSuKe = Jagung/corn Susu/milk Keju/cheese
8:04 soda gembira/happy --> happy soda
i personally never use the hot sauce because it will mess up the flavor, but if you wanna add heat to it i recommend fresh Cayenne pepper or chilli flake.
The snacks that you tried is actually a good topping for the indomie with the soup, you should try 😁
Great! Yang jualan orang Indo juga itu :-) .. kedengeran suaranya lagi ngobrol pas lafi makan internet nya ya..
Throughout your video in WarKop, songs from Indonesian musicians reverberate. Wow amazing ❤
What a great restaurant!
I suggest you try Soda Gembira literally means Happy Soda, next time. It is made from soda, milk and coco pandan syrup. A very refreshing beverage that is commonly sold in Warmindo (Warung/Shop Indomie) -- a Warkop version in Indonesia.
Indomie has a variety of flavor inspired by local foods in Indonesia. More than 30 flavours I think.
Yah highly recommend
its first counterpart 's been around since the seventies. it's made by a different company and had different flavour. it was quite good, but didnt sell so big as the mie goreng kind. then only about 40 years ago, this particular flavour (that you just tried) was launched and it's been on the top of the instant noodle food chain ever since. young kids and adults all love this product, but adults tend to limit their intake because of health concerns, due to high content of sodium and msg. but the cravings are still there. nobody can deny it 😅
dang man... in middle night watch you eating Indomie just made me more starving haha... and yes really starving right now 🤣
God bless you brother ! Greetings from Indonesia 🙏🙏
If you love salty & spicy ones I recommend you to try Indomie Goreng Aceh (packaging is deep green colour)! If you refer crunchy sensations try Indomie Goreng Kriuukkk! 😍🍜
Yummy 😋 I'am so hungry now hungry 😣 And i have to cook INDOMIE 🇮🇩🍜
Jasuke stand for Jagung Susu Keju it means mix of the Corn, Milk, and Cheese. It's snacks that are quite popular in Indonesia
You should've mixed that tic tac "peanut" with Indomie. Lots of people in Indonesia do that to give a crispy texture when we eat Indomie Goreng (fried one, rarely the soup one)
I do this too. I ear with soup one only when the soup left, not with the noodle.😁
Thanks u sir for your taste my country food 🔥🇮🇩💗👑
Greeting from Indonesia
Great share pak
Mantab
indomie goreng is my favorite oh i love it so much. kids also like fried indomie. plus cayenne pepper and eggs and green vegetables. nothing beats the authentic taste of fried indomie
Appreciated you like to try Indonesian food & the culture, also explaining the details politely 😇
Best eaten on any occasion, and very customise-able type of noodle. You could try your own favourite sauce, croutons, cheese or whatever 😁
Thank uou for trying our food😊 greeting from Indonesia
I've seen a lot of your videos, there aren't any videos that have viewers as much content about Indonesia. Indonesians are very solid, when you discuss anything about their country they will watch it straight away, they will even tell people as much as possible to watch your video
i usually eat tic tac while watching movies from netflix or football games in indonesia , maybe u should try too man 😁
Damn the reaction to the snack makes me want to try it asap
Taste like crispy cheese but it wasnt cheese , salty , crispy , strong garlic taste, lil bit creamy
Got this recommendation from TH-cam after finishing my Indomie rebus inside my home 😂
Btw, there'a also a more complete variant called "Internetju" = INdomie + TElor (egg) + korNET (corned beef) + keJU (cheese). Traditional Warkop used to serve Burjo (bubur kacang ijo = sweet porridge made from mung beans) & roti bakar (= toasted bread) as well. There's also a talk in Indonesia that a Warkop's Indomie is tastier than a home made Indomie 😅
Thanks for this info! What’s another Indonesian dish I should try next?
@@unculturedtravel I explored your channel, and seems that most of Indonesian food you already tasted are Javanese food (well, Javanese people are everywhere in Indonesia including myself 😅) except for Papeda (from Eastern Indonesia). There's also Padang food which is also very popular in Java (Padang itself is in Western Sumatra). Padang food is also well known for its spicy dishes, so if you like sambal, I believe it would be a good option. There are also Balinese food and Manado food that are quite popular in Indonesia, but might be rarer in US.
I tried to google Padang food in New York and I found Sky Cafe & Awang Kitchen serve Nasi Bungkus Padang (seems to be rice + rendang - rendang is one of the most popular dishes of Southeast Asia), don't know if there are any other restaurants in New York that also serve Padang food.
@@unculturedtravel you should try mie bakso or meat ball soup with noodle
Indomie is actually my favorite snack as an indonesian! I’m glad you tried it.
It’s awesome!
If Indonesians living abroad, eating Indomie, drinking Teh Kotak while listening to the song "Tanah Airku" in the background, it is guaranteed they will cry.
lebay
You must try the soup style of Indomie bro...in Indonesia we add some caisim veggie n chili called "rawit" and egg. Perfect dish when raining..😊
Double thumbs up for you to eat Indomie with additional chili. I'm amazed. 😊👍
Warkop is basically a tiny version of a corner store thats barely the size of a bedroom and its almost on every corner of a street in Indonesia man. And yeah we love mixing food with anything and thats how the "internet" combo started
The size does not matter nowadays. The big and huge Warkop is getting popular these days, especially in big city. But the small one still exists
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Sweet tea & Indomie goreng... perfect combination!!! I'm with you!!!❤
I give suggestions : add ”pilus” with indomie, sarimie, abc (whatever brand available)
Basically Pilus = adonan terigu + bumbu..... Digoreng kering (please use auto translate.... English isnt my native language)
I'm sub now. Great content
Thank you! What dish should I try next?
@@unculturedtravel Indonesian salad like gado² or ketoprak
@@rizkyfadillah4131 second this
7:58 Jasuke (jagung susu keju) (corn milk cheese) is a classic sweet indonesian dessert which are corn with condensed milk and grilled cheese as a topping, it's usually served in a small portion, that's the very common way but they might add another topping
I don't think the cheese is necessarily grilled. It's just simply grated
If you're into Indonesian treats, you should try Martabak Manis next time you're in Philly. I believe other people have already reviewed the joint for that place in Philly.
Found this video about eating indomie goreng.. nothing can beat this type if Indonesians comfort food.. happy that you enjoyed it too :)))
Indomie forever. Love from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
how you coming back to say "this my new favourite snack " it`s soo funny. Keep the good work bro, Btw, do you already taste Sate Padang? try that one if you have any chance.
that Belibis sauce is the"saltiest"chili sauce that Indonesia have. it have less chili(kicks) and more salt. that's why here, a lot of people preferred ABC or indofood Chili sauce brand.
aside from the noodle msg pack, the saltines that you taste probably comes from that sauce
Red 1 and abc best. The Sambal Jawara also good, but that one is more garlicky.
Maybe from the cornet beef, bcs it's salty too
belibis > abc
Nothing wrong on how you want to eat your food really.. your food.. your way.. 😂 oh and Indomie plus iced cold Teh Kotak just perfect
Wow man , you eat such flirting me to try this in my Ramadhan day 😅 . Thanks for make this content.. love your honest reaction
I'm netizen from Indonesia, Thank you Mr, You're awesome with your statement about Indonesian food. I appreciate it ❤😊
I'm from the Philippines but I love indomie❤️
im from indonesia but i love Kwek kwek and hallo hallo ❤
@@kimberly_tan What is kwek kwek and halo halo?
I love his reaction after the first bite of pilus, "Yo!" 😂
The phenomenal indonesian noodle🍲😍
Delicious, what do you like for toppings?
@@unculturedtravel egg and fried onions are perfect✔
I like it!!
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Please add more information about where are you and the Indonesian restaurant "warkop" located ❤
oh yeah...Indomie Goreng...one of the best comfort food in the world...
Actually you can add that tictac snack as a topping for your indomie, I can guarantee it will be delicious. And of course it can be added to other foods too 🤩
ga semua orang suka tictac bro, gw orang indo aja ga suka tictac
@@baimistake dan gk semua orang gk suka tictac kek lu, gw ngomong gitu krna dia suka tictac
Come to Indonesia someday, you'll meet so many delicious indomie flavor 👍🏻
Please come to Indonesia,explore the nature, people and street food brother 😊
You can travel to any stores around the world and if they have Indomie, you will see that this one is the best seller product versus other noodle brands from another countries when you look up to the store racks.
I really appreciate that dude, good luck for the future
Haha I watched the lost boy when they came here and tried the JASUKE 😂
Basically Jasuke is corn milk and cheese
I will look out for this! I wonder if I can get it in New York!
@@unculturedtravel .....same shop...
Nice reaction dude
So good. What dish next?
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@@mrb5651 Kontol
Indomie seleraku....... Best instant nodle in the world
sambalnya bukannya diisi kek, macam gmn lah pemiliknya itu wkwkwkw
I like tic tac. It's really good if you put it on your Indonesian meals, such as baso, mie ayam, and also Indomie. Very good. 😍
My goodness bro. The growth of ypur channel is insane. Great job