Kuotie (鍋貼) / Gyoza (餃子) are both from China. Gyoza is simply the Japanese way to read Jiaozi (餃子 read in Mandarin). The main difference between the two is that the former is pan-fried, while the latter can also be steamed, etc. The same goes for ramen, which again is just the Japanese way to read Lamian (拉麵 in Mandarin).
Pls do come again next time,there is another new place Old Shanghai at Kelapa Gading North Jkt.Similar with PIK but many people said this one is better
Hi guys, stumbled upon you last night as we plan to go to these places next month as my wife is from Jakarta, very good to see the changes in Jakarta. Then we watched your Indo food places in Kensington cos we're there so often, then another favourite of ours Kabul House in Merrylands, then off to Eastwood and West Ryde cos that's where we've lived for more than a decade, and you eat and shop where we do too lol. Being Irish, I'm not into chili so much but my wife has the bottle of sambal everywhere she goes. The Eastwood Hotel does a mean chili chicken as you know. Looking forward to watching more videos.
Yeahhh OG refers to a person, not a place. But many people today misusing it to mean "the original (something)" or "old school". But everyone messes up African American slang anyhow so no worries. If you want say something or someone is "old school", just say that, it's correct.
Firstly Helmi's sunglasses are lovely. There is an Indonesian restaurant in Pyrmont near star casino, next to Coles Pyrmont in that arcade. I would be interested in your review - I don't understand 1 thing on that menu! Maybe the food you ate is on that menu. Indonesian food is starting to become popular --that was a good video that I will watch again
Yes we tried that place Hailey, it’s called KKo KKo Bali right? They do a good Balinese food, hoping to do video there soon, we went there like twice already hehe :)
@@salveregina7699 That makes sense if you are not Chinese Indonesian, or more specifically Chinese Jakartan/Surabayan. Chinese culture was forced to go underground for the most part, so a lot of Chinese Indonesians started westernising/anglicising themselves to fill in that gap. I'm Chinese Indonesian as well and notice my peers get more and more westernised as the generations go by. Not only did they water down their Chinese culture, but now some of them are starting to lose grasp of Indonesian culture too! But yes, your analysis is correct. Kuotie (Chinese/Indonesian terminology) are pot stickers (English terminology).
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Kuotie (鍋貼) / Gyoza (餃子) are both from China. Gyoza is simply the Japanese way to read Jiaozi (餃子 read in Mandarin). The main difference between the two is that the former is pan-fried, while the latter can also be steamed, etc. The same goes for ramen, which again is just the Japanese way to read Lamian (拉麵 in Mandarin).
The Chinatown in Jakarta looks amazing!!
Yesss😍
This was a great video guys so much DELICIOUS food loving the Indonesian vlogs ..x🥰💕
Glad that both of you came to our city Jakarta ,hope you like it👏👏
hehe totally enjoyed it🥰so sad it was only 1week😭
Pls do come again next time,there is another new place Old Shanghai at Kelapa Gading North Jkt.Similar with PIK but many people said this one is better
Mmm guys you never disappoint.. so much food crammed in one episode lol.. my favorite is the claypot! Careful, that's hot lol..
Hi guys, stumbled upon you last night as we plan to go to these places next month as my wife is from Jakarta, very good to see the changes in Jakarta. Then we watched your Indo food places in Kensington cos we're there so often, then another favourite of ours Kabul House in Merrylands, then off to Eastwood and West Ryde cos that's where we've lived for more than a decade, and you eat and shop where we do too lol. Being Irish, I'm not into chili so much but my wife has the bottle of sambal everywhere she goes. The Eastwood Hotel does a mean chili chicken as you know. Looking forward to watching more videos.
thanks Mick :D , oh your wife is from jakarta how cool!! - yes a lot has change! even we were surprised!
@@nickandhelmi yes, right in the city centre, can’t wait for our next visit, please make some more vids haha
would love to come to Indonesia for this food love from Pakistan
Must visit one day🥰
bikin kangen dan lapar ini
Hehee 😝 sama nih lapar lagii lol
Welcome to Indonesian.. Have a good day :)
Thank you😊
Excellent Spot.. Chinatown's are always special for our South East Asians
You guys rock! Lucky to have met you both in Sydney 2 days ago
Ohh hello🥰thanks sooo much!!
Thanks too! Visit the Philippines soon 💕
Great video, Thank you.
Thanks
Great video and subscribed too 👍👍👍
Looks good
❤good jobs. Keep going. .....thanks you. From Boise Idaho usa
Awesome video
Yeahhh OG refers to a person, not a place. But many people today misusing it to mean "the original (something)" or "old school". But everyone messes up African American slang anyhow so no worries.
If you want say something or someone is "old school", just say that, it's correct.
good video
Wah keren. Sayang blum sempat kesana. Thanks
Very interesting 😋
Thank you😊
good if you could take us to the museum in jakarta :)
Nice video. I was born and raised in Jakarta and enjoyed your video.
Nice video..😊
Hay quá
WELCOME TO❤ JAKARTA PUSAT" JAKARTA SELATAN" JAKARTA BARAT" JAKARTA TIMUR" JAKARTA UTARA" KEPULAUAN SERIBU ISLAND JAKARTA..❤❤
Indonesian kuo thie is the best !
Firstly Helmi's sunglasses are lovely.
There is an Indonesian restaurant in Pyrmont near star casino, next to Coles Pyrmont in that arcade. I would be interested in your review - I don't understand 1 thing on that menu! Maybe the food you ate is on that menu. Indonesian food is starting to become popular --that was a good video that I will watch again
Yes we tried that place Hailey, it’s called KKo KKo Bali right? They do a good Balinese food, hoping to do video there soon, we went there like twice already hehe :)
@@nickandhelmi Interesting & naturally you have there twice. Please do a video for me - I don't believe it is street food like your last video
you missed the origin place of kopi es tak kie at Glodok inside Petak 9 but its okay 😄
Except for satay, I never eat these things whenever I am in Jakarta.
Chinatown is much better than kampung arab in Bogor. more colourful and alot of culinary
Where you are guys originally came from
Send my regard to Sambo and Sigit
No petak 6 but petak 9 ( sembilan)
I believed one of u is Indonesian, but u ask about what is kuothie??? Weird
Oh well. I am Indonesian and have no idea what kuothie is until now. It looks like pot stickers.
I honestly forgot as I haven't eat that for many years, last time I had it when I was a kid. Nick never had that before even he's Indonesian too
@@salveregina7699 That makes sense if you are not Chinese Indonesian, or more specifically Chinese Jakartan/Surabayan. Chinese culture was forced to go underground for the most part, so a lot of Chinese Indonesians started westernising/anglicising themselves to fill in that gap. I'm Chinese Indonesian as well and notice my peers get more and more westernised as the generations go by. Not only did they water down their Chinese culture, but now some of them are starting to lose grasp of Indonesian culture too! But yes, your analysis is correct. Kuotie (Chinese/Indonesian terminology) are pot stickers (English terminology).
Helmi bisa bahasa indonesia ya 🥰
Bisa donkk :)
@@nickandhelmi l
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Can indonesian pronounce jakarta properly?? Jakarda amende
Curacao lost to indonesia
makanan nyet bukan bola