Thanks for showing us around the Indo food scene in NYC - just recently fell in love with Indonesian cuisine and I plan on checking out all the Indonesian spots up there! By the way, if you ever come down to Philly, I can show you around (esp the Indonesian restaurants/grocery stores - I know all of them!) - maybe do a co-host on your show or do a collab!
Welcome to Indonesian Universe. I'm highly recommend you to try Sweet Martabak, for the information please check in JL Jupiter(youtube channel). #OneMore_WelcomeBro
I'm so glad Indonesian food is being represented and especially in Queens. New York City is arguably the greatest city on the planet not just because of its financial wealth but because of it's wealth of diversity and multiculturalism. It has food and people from all over the world. That mix creates enormous energy. That energy fuels creativity. That creativity brings success and wealth. You can't have the latter without the former. And it has always been that way. NYC got hit hard by this pandemic. So many were wounded by it. So many were lost. But it has weathered the storm. Keep going TJ. Keep exploring the food treasures of NYC in all its cracks and corners. Show us its vibrancy. Maybe then we'll fully understand why the Big Apple keeps drawing them in.
Visit Indonesia, here in Indonesia 🇮🇩 Sate padang cost around 2$ Nasi bungkus around 2$ Bakmi kepiting 3$ Rempeyek kacang 1$ Nasi jeruk purut 1-2$ Gado-gado 1-2$ Salted egg calamary around 5$
Thank you TJ for always being lovely and supportive for the small business, you are amazing! On the other note: I was so nervous talking about my own homeland’s food culture and had been away from home..I would like to revise on the KETUPAT aka rice cake, the pocket typically made from Coconut leaf instead..Sorry :)) but I hope you can enjoy the food tour as much as I did with TJ. And support your small community business - TERIMA KASIH 🙏🏽💜
This was really interesting, I've never tried Indonesian food. It's not super common even here in Toronto where you can find all kinds of different cultural foods
There are lots Indonesian restaurants in Toronto! I’ve been to some places like satay sate,nusa dua kitchen bar and some in Scarborough like gourmet malaysia also warung kampung! I’m Indonesian and I’ve lived in Toronto before so go try ‘em!!
@@alyssazahra4869 My Javanese partner would kill me if I described an example of Indonesian food as "gourmet malaysia." Without starting yet another conflict in the world, I kind of get her point: a lot of "cultural appropriation," as the young people call it, in Malaysia, e.g., randang, batik, various sweets -- all centuries of history originating in what is now Indonesia described all over the internet as Malaysian.
This is such a great mini tour of some of the Indonesian spots in Elmhurst. I've often wondered where to go and what to order and you've given me a few ideas. Thanks so much to you and Rika(?)!
Mnomnomnomnom looks so delicious. We eat Indonesian food regularly in my family. We have an Indonesian aunt and she and her mom and her sister taught us Indonesian cooking. Tomorrow I'm eating at my parents house and were having Nasi with homemade peanutsauce, or what we call Satéh sauce. Mnomnomnomnom soooo tasty
I love Asian food and I love to cook it myself instead of going to a restaurant all the time but, Indonesian food... I will not try to make it because I think its difficult, so many ingredients for just one dish.
Give it a try! The first few months living by myself in The Netherlands was kinda hard for me as well, because I'm not accustomed to cook Indonesian food from scratch. Took me a few months to have trial & errors, with the right ingredients (even the packet seasonings or dried Asian/Indonesian herbs) you'll be able to recreate most dishes :) I can't say I'm the best home-cook, but I managed to come close to the flavours of home while being half the world away from home. If you need some useful cooking channels from actual Indonesian chefs, definitely check out Devina Hermawan (her videos have English translations)!
I love how overseas Chinese-Indonesian introduce Indonesian food with proudness.. don't know why... despite the negative perception from others about them, i'm very proud of them And I wanna say thank you so much🖤
Hi TJ! Love your videos! You always brighten our days. Queens has so much rich, multi cultural cuisine to offer. Thank you for sharing these gems from my borough 🙌
What an amazing video on Indonesian food TJ 💕🥰the food looked delicious and the fried fish and chicken looked so good and I love the calamari too ..When I went to Bali they have the most yummy crispy pork served with a sambal and rice ....❤️🥰💕💋..x
Rice cake in Indonesia has different texture and different names, such as 'Ketupat, Lontong or Doclang'. They are made by rice that covered with coconut leaf, or plastic bag or a kind of banana leaf which steamed or boiled on high temperature.
The indonesian salad that you had is called "gado-gado" not "ketoprak" (what your caption said). Ketoprak has different ingredients even though it also uses peanut sauce (and the peanut sauce has different spices than the gado-gado sauce).
Indonesian foods are underrated, but i can guarantee you the flavors are amazing! Sambal, kerupuk & kecap are staple in every Indonesian household, and these vendors & sellers are the real diaspora.
Hi dear, i'm from Indonesia, thanks for your promotion food.i swear Indonesian food is a lot of variety in the world. I can tell you dont have muny time in your live for try everthink food in Indonesia. Beacuse so muny food for traditional culture its vert delicius
Selamat makan! Good to know there are options in NYC. I haven't visited the US in quite a while, but previously I found that there weren't many Indonesian restaurants (if any). Years ago I did find a pretty decent one in SF, Ca but it isn't there anymore. I love my sambal and krupuk and ayam goreng 😊
I'm so glad to watch this video. It's so good, fun, & enjoyable to watch. Thank you for the Indonesian food review. It's really appetizing. I'm waiting for your the next vlog
Wow girl, to stomach all those foods... Kudos to your belly! 👏👏👏 And Rika, you did a wonderful job in explaining the foods and the preparations too. You make a great Indonesian food ambassador!
TJ! You're the Queen of Queens! Awesome video, especially this delving into niche cuisine and interesting ingredients. Please don't stop making food vlogs even after your TV career takes off!
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As I am sitting here eating some Filipino food I just picked up I am wishing I can trade you some of mine for some of what you are having. Everything looked amazing and I would try all of it. This was an awesome video and not for sure Indonesian is on my bucket list just for the food haha. Your co-host Ricca (hope that is right) was amazing in explaining everything and you tell she has a passion for the food of her country. So much good food in this world. Now back to my Pancit, Sinigand and Bicol Exress. Keep smiling and stay safe.
@@jamesfullwood7788 what's your basis for saying that? Have you eaten every single Filipino food? You must've only tried a bad sisig or adobo from a person who doesn't really know how to cook good food and decided to disparage my peoples' food.
@@dhanilila6402 Filipinos are known to be very appreciative of their hosts. So, they would tell you positive things to please you. Filipinos are not tackless.
Tj, i really like how you laugh.. mbak rika you are awesome.. but i have to correct a few things. 1st, at 21.17 it wasnt ketoprak but gado-gado. Ketoprak consisted of vermicelli, rice cake, tofu, bean sprout with peanut sauce topped with kerupuk. 2nd chef wang was right (of course he made it) it was serundeng. Serundeng is crispy fried coconut shred with spices and kremes is fried batter (mixture of tapioca, rice flour and spices). They are both yum yum..esp when you mixed it into your warm fluffy rice.. yum
I know it is already 1 year ago...but if you dont mind...i would like to make a little correction about the rice cake. n Indonesia we use 2 kind of leafs to make a rice cake. First using banana leaf that we called as lontong and the second one is using coconut leaf...that we called ketupat. so if said using bamboo leaf is little bit wrong. And about the leaf at " nasi bungkus " is using cassava leafs that boiled ( its very hard to cook it...because it can be very hard to eat if you not cook it well. 😊
Oh wow Indonesian food looks delicious! Rika is so cool and reminds me of actress Ming Na Wen- very pretty 😍 Thank you TJ for having her on, you two are great together! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🙏🙏
The rice cake in sate padang is actually called 'lontong'. Ketupat is actually a mix of white rice and sticky rice, seasoned with coconut milk, in a diamond shape. They usually serve ketupat with rendang in fasting month.
My library almost full if Indonesian culinary. Deadly love those kind of videos of course this also. Cz i'm working overseas also n it's like find something that i always missing here. Thanks
Watching food tour or cooking videos is one of my favourite ways to unwind after work, your channel is definitely top tier! I'm thinking of going to the US for an internship or postdoc (fingers crossed) - got a few institutes in mind across the US but now I'm convinced that I should go to New York ;) Hopefully in a few years I get to experience the richness of Indonesian food in NY..
Great video! So, handsome guy in grocery store? Slip him your number? He’s eating food in a grocery store and he can take the heat! Food looked delicious❣️
Thanks for showing us around the Indo food scene in NYC - just recently fell in love with Indonesian cuisine and I plan on checking out all the Indonesian spots up there! By the way, if you ever come down to Philly, I can show you around (esp the Indonesian restaurants/grocery stores - I know all of them!) - maybe do a co-host on your show or do a collab!
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@@bayoeprasetyo8964 I already subbed to him lol. Check out mine - I tour Indonesian restaurants in Philly!
I'm so glad Indonesian food is being represented and especially in Queens. New York City is arguably the greatest city on the planet not just because of its financial wealth but because of it's wealth of diversity and multiculturalism. It has food and people from all over the world. That mix creates enormous energy. That energy fuels creativity. That creativity brings success and wealth. You can't have the latter without the former. And it has always been that way. NYC got hit hard by this pandemic. So many were wounded by it. So many were lost. But it has weathered the storm. Keep going TJ. Keep exploring the food treasures of NYC in all its cracks and corners. Show us its vibrancy. Maybe then we'll fully understand why the Big Apple keeps drawing them in.
The 'ketupat's' skin is not from bamboo leaves, it is from coconut leaves.
'Daun singkong' is cassava leaves 🌿
In South America yucca is the same as cassava, I think Rika is pretty correct about daun singkong
@@hananurra6122 singkong berasal dari Amerika Selatan
Ketupat from young coconut leave. If you use the old one. The rice will turn to red
Tapi ada lho ketupat dr daun bambu
@@firebreatherid3359 itu bacan. Isinya beras ketan
Never had Indonesian food before but that all looked divine. 🤤
YESSS SO good and flavorful :D!!
It will blow your mind
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Visit Indonesia, here in Indonesia 🇮🇩
Sate padang cost around 2$
Nasi bungkus around 2$
Bakmi kepiting 3$
Rempeyek kacang 1$
Nasi jeruk purut 1-2$
Gado-gado 1-2$
Salted egg calamary around 5$
@@sarahsafira9508 biaya ke indo nya brp Bambang
Thank you TJ for always being lovely and supportive for the small business, you are amazing!
On the other note: I was so nervous talking about my own homeland’s food culture and had been away from home..I would like to revise on the KETUPAT aka rice cake, the pocket typically made from Coconut leaf instead..Sorry :)) but I hope you can enjoy the food tour as much as I did with TJ. And support your small community business - TERIMA KASIH 🙏🏽💜
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I love the concept of that store that helps people sell there delicious food that’s a beautiful thing!!😍❤️
Agreed ❤️❤️!!
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Siiii es cierto ,🤗🤗
Too bad we can't do that here in Illinois. Its a great way to make money if your a good cook.
Agree that's such a great idea!
This was really interesting, I've never tried Indonesian food. It's not super common even here in Toronto where you can find all kinds of different cultural foods
There are lots Indonesian restaurants in Toronto! I’ve been to some places like satay sate,nusa dua kitchen bar and some in Scarborough like gourmet malaysia also warung kampung! I’m Indonesian and I’ve lived in Toronto before so go try ‘em!!
there's some indonesian food in Toronto
@@alyssazahra4869 My Javanese partner would kill me if I described an example of Indonesian food as "gourmet malaysia." Without starting yet another conflict in the world, I kind of get her point: a lot of "cultural appropriation," as the young people call it, in Malaysia, e.g., randang, batik, various sweets -- all centuries of history originating in what is now Indonesia described all over the internet as Malaysian.
This is such a great mini tour of some of the Indonesian spots in Elmhurst. I've often wondered where to go and what to order and you've given me a few ideas. Thanks so much to you and Rika(?)!
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Great introduction to Indonesia great foods, and Rika is very informative and expletives everything clearly 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Mnomnomnomnom looks so delicious. We eat Indonesian food regularly in my family. We have an Indonesian aunt and she and her mom and her sister taught us Indonesian cooking. Tomorrow I'm eating at my parents house and were having Nasi with homemade peanutsauce, or what we call Satéh sauce. Mnomnomnomnom soooo tasty
That sounds SOO good!! Please share some with us 😋
It's sate. Don't complicate our simple language lol
Thank you for this content, remember me my journey in Bali years ago. Good to support small shops and restaurants! TJ you’re my food goddess ❤️💪
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I love Asian food and I love to cook it myself instead of going to a restaurant all the time but, Indonesian food... I will not try to make it because I think its difficult, so many ingredients for just one dish.
There are very simple to complex indonesian food! There’s many english indonesian food recipe in TH-cam. You should try it!
Try fried rice nasi goreng. It's simple. You just need to buy sweet soy sauce kecap manis in Asia store
Give it a try! The first few months living by myself in The Netherlands was kinda hard for me as well, because I'm not accustomed to cook Indonesian food from scratch. Took me a few months to have trial & errors, with the right ingredients (even the packet seasonings or dried Asian/Indonesian herbs) you'll be able to recreate most dishes :) I can't say I'm the best home-cook, but I managed to come close to the flavours of home while being half the world away from home. If you need some useful cooking channels from actual Indonesian chefs, definitely check out Devina Hermawan (her videos have English translations)!
I love how overseas Chinese-Indonesian introduce Indonesian food with proudness.. don't know why... despite the negative perception from others about them, i'm very proud of them
And I wanna say thank you so much🖤
Everyone loves chindo.. only kampret hate chindo
Yeah, my ex boss is Chindo and he said that Indonesian food is best in the world after he visited so many countries
Hi TJ! Love your videos! You always brighten our days. Queens has so much rich, multi cultural cuisine to offer. Thank you for sharing these gems from my borough 🙌
Thank you so much for watching!!
What an amazing video on Indonesian food TJ 💕🥰the food looked delicious and the fried fish and chicken looked so good and I love the calamari too ..When I went to Bali they have the most yummy crispy pork served with a sambal and rice ....❤️🥰💕💋..x
Indonesian 🇮🇩 food is my favorite love from Cambodia 🇰🇭
The co-host Indonesian lady Rika is a pure bless to this video. Such a good mini ambassador of Indonesian cuisine!
Aduh ibu ttp pake bhs indonesia dh 7 tahun buka toko dsna.. salutt
@Prasetyo engga, belajar eng gampang klo dh dsna tp dia memiloh untuk ga belajar bhs nya karna nyaman sm bhs indo
@Prasetyo i make this simple cos she loves being indonesian
Now that's a food tour 😍, thank you both for sharing 🙏
TY for watching :D!!
Rice cake in Indonesia has different texture and different names, such as 'Ketupat, Lontong or Doclang'. They are made by rice that covered with coconut leaf, or plastic bag or a kind of banana leaf which steamed or boiled on high temperature.
Love your co host. She's so great TJ
You gonna do another Christmas episode this year? I loved last years.. you look so cute and cuddly walking around in that Christmas village.
I love this video. Very informative and very chill. You and Rika make a good balanced pair. Fun but not wacky
Thanks Rica and TJ for showing us the wonderful Indonesian cuisines at Queens NY ✌️💕👏👏
Yesss you got to meet Dewi and Elvi! We miss them and Indo Java
This explains why there's a movie on Netflix about Indonesian immigrants in Queens. So there is a community there! I'm enlightened. Thanks TJ!
Oh it brings back my childhood memories from Indonesia!
Amazing!!! Great video i can’t wait to try the Indonesian food 🥘
The indonesian salad that you had is called "gado-gado" not "ketoprak" (what your caption said). Ketoprak has different ingredients even though it also uses peanut sauce (and the peanut sauce has different spices than the gado-gado sauce).
Ada bihun dalemnya, so ini ketoprak, kan?
@@heriadenyphanji4572 itu toge bukan bihun ....yg jual jg bilangnya gado2 kok isinya veggies semua.
Love Elmhurst. Many awesome thai, Indonesia, tibetian, taiwanese, and vietnamese restaurants.
Nice to see Rika back. Food looked yum!
Thank you so much for enjoying our traditional foods...
I m so funny when see she
Warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Indonesian foods are underrated, but i can guarantee you the flavors are amazing! Sambal, kerupuk & kecap are staple in every Indonesian household, and these vendors & sellers are the real diaspora.
Indonesian food must in around the world
Hi dear, i'm from Indonesia, thanks for your promotion food.i swear Indonesian food is a lot of variety in the world. I can tell you dont have muny time in your live for try everthink food in Indonesia. Beacuse so muny food for traditional culture its vert delicius
Selamat makan! Good to know there are options in NYC. I haven't visited the US in quite a while, but previously I found that there weren't many Indonesian restaurants (if any). Years ago I did find a pretty decent one in SF, Ca but it isn't there anymore.
I love my sambal and krupuk and ayam goreng 😊
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Bagus banget penyampaiannya kak ❤️ sangat hangat dan informatif. Bisa jadi rekomendasi banget 🔥
I'm so glad to watch this video. It's so good, fun, & enjoyable to watch. Thank you for the Indonesian food review. It's really appetizing. I'm waiting for your the next vlog
All looks so delicious!! Can’t wait to try some next time I’m in NYC.
Much Love!!❤️❤️❤️
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Hope you enjoy it!! 🥰❤️
Wow girl, to stomach all those foods... Kudos to your belly! 👏👏👏 And Rika, you did a wonderful job in explaining the foods and the preparations too. You make a great Indonesian food ambassador!
This was such a great video!!! I want to try all of that food, but especially the noodles from the tiny kitchen and the Indo-fried chicken 🍲🐓
😍 THANK YOU!!
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TJ! You're the Queen of Queens! Awesome video, especially this delving into niche cuisine and interesting ingredients. Please don't stop making food vlogs even after your TV career takes off!
Who else is watching and reading comments at the same time 😊
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ketupat are using palm or coconut leaf... different one with lontong use banana leaf
Indonesian food is great! Love it! Hi TJ!!! Stay safe! 😃
It is :D!! Thank you so much friend!!
As I am sitting here eating some Filipino food I just picked up I am wishing I can trade you some of mine for some of what you are having. Everything looked amazing and I would try all of it. This was an awesome video and not for sure Indonesian is on my bucket list just for the food haha. Your co-host Ricca (hope that is right) was amazing in explaining everything and you tell she has a passion for the food of her country. So much good food in this world. Now back to my Pancit, Sinigand and Bicol Exress. Keep smiling and stay safe.
Indonesian food is waaaaayyyyyyy better than Filipino food, trust me....
Yeah filipino food is the best food in this world
@@jamesfullwood7788 thats probably true becoz i once had guest from philippine and he said it.. ours (indonesian food) are better. Hehe.
@@jamesfullwood7788 what's your basis for saying that? Have you eaten every single Filipino food? You must've only tried a bad sisig or adobo from a person who doesn't really know how to cook good food and decided to disparage my peoples' food.
@@dhanilila6402 Filipinos are known to be very appreciative of their hosts. So, they would tell you positive things to please you. Filipinos are not tackless.
Big love from Indonesia TJ!
Tj, i really like how you laugh.. mbak rika you are awesome.. but i have to correct a few things. 1st, at 21.17 it wasnt ketoprak but gado-gado. Ketoprak consisted of vermicelli, rice cake, tofu, bean sprout with peanut sauce topped with kerupuk. 2nd chef wang was right (of course he made it) it was serundeng. Serundeng is crispy fried coconut shred with spices and kremes is fried batter (mixture of tapioca, rice flour and spices). They are both yum yum..esp when you mixed it into your warm fluffy rice.. yum
Love to try Indonesian food now after watching your video,thank you👍🏼
Honestly I'm from Indonesia and I have follow you for long time because your contents is great and fun.
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Everything looks amazing!! Such a cute video 🥰
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Thank you! 🥰❤️
I know it is already 1 year ago...but if you dont mind...i would like to make a little correction about the rice cake. n Indonesia we use 2 kind of leafs to make a rice cake. First using banana leaf that we called as lontong and the second one is using coconut leaf...that we called ketupat. so if said using bamboo leaf is little bit wrong. And about the leaf at " nasi bungkus " is using cassava leafs that boiled ( its very hard to cook it...because it can be very hard to eat if you not cook it well. 😊
3:14, ketupat casing is not made from bamboo leaves, they made from coconut leaflet
ಥ‿ಥ iya, daun bambu mana bisa, terlalu kecil 🤣
Oh wow Indonesian food looks delicious! Rika is so cool and reminds me of actress Ming Na Wen- very pretty 😍
Thank you TJ for having her on, you two are great together! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🙏🙏
I love big tongue - TJ 2021. I see you lol thank you for another great video
wow rika is good on explanation about indonesian foods !! so informative, love u both 😘
TJ needs to do a video with Maangchi. It would be fun to see those 2 in the same room together. They are both in New York.
The rice cake in sate padang is actually called 'lontong'. Ketupat is actually a mix of white rice and sticky rice, seasoned with coconut milk, in a diamond shape. They usually serve ketupat with rendang in fasting month.
This video makes me really miss Indonesia!
Awang Kitchen is fantastic.
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Hmm, Yummy…yummy food.
Hi
Love your videos. Love Rica too
Waduh meni ngeunah pisan ninggalna pada mukbang , ini mah NY rasa ID
hm, ok... next time NYC two days Elmhurst have to be planned :D
Super delicious wow all that food!! Wish I could have someeee 😁
**sends you food**
Indonesia, tunjuk kan jempolmu
Indonesian food Rocks! 🤘🤠🤘.. Ohhh Yeah!
Rica is so great food teller ❤️
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Aku suka indonesia, i'm leaning indonesian. Nice video.
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That was amazing love the food. Thanks for showing this
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Ketupat made out of Coconut leaves, Bamboo leaf for Bacang, dear.
Those food look so delicious just by looking at it makes my mouth watery🤤
Yes it was delicious
not TJ struggling for a good minute trying to put noodles from the dish on her plate xD
Those noodles needed a pair of scissors
Try some "Rendang" , Bakso, Ayam Kremes and ikan bakar rica from Indonesia
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Gosh the ayam serundeng makes me salivating
Tempe Blitar, wow sebagai cah mblitar senang sekali ada tempe lokal terkenal di luar negeri
yahoooo cup of TJ!!!!!
Thank you for uploading new video... Stay safe
Thank you for watching :)!!
Sate Padang is the BEST❤🇮🇩 Either beef tongue or beef lung hehe..
My library almost full if Indonesian culinary. Deadly love those kind of videos of course this also. Cz i'm working overseas also n it's like find something that i always missing here. Thanks
I think its coconut leaves to make ketupat... not bamboo leaves that u fold in certain way and then filling it with rice
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Yayyyy Indonesia ♥️🤍
Sorry , we made ketupat from coconut leaf...not bamboo leaf... 🙏🙏
Great Video TJ, I'd love to try all the food! ❤️
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Watching food tour or cooking videos is one of my favourite ways to unwind after work, your channel is definitely top tier! I'm thinking of going to the US for an internship or postdoc (fingers crossed) - got a few institutes in mind across the US but now I'm convinced that I should go to New York ;) Hopefully in a few years I get to experience the richness of Indonesian food in NY..
The Padang satay and fried chicken look so delicious
Nice video! As I already expected
God I have been waiting for a new longer video so much or at least it feels like it 😇. Thank you so much ❤️
:D!! I'm going to upload longer videos on Sunday and short videos in between and see how it goes! Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️
That 'Ayam Kremes/Serundeng' you gotta eat it with rice. That's where the true pleasure will gonna come from...
You Guys Are Awesome 🤩 👍
This place is good! Itu nangka! 😁 Im from the Netherlands!!
Great introduction ,,,please try ,,,satce ayam ,nasi pecel ,,hucan 2 becek ,,tdk. Adca ojcek ,,,, wkwk wk ,,,,,,,
Oh love this one!
I’m your subscriber from Indonesia. Fun fact, I’d started my channel bec of you😊🧡
I hope you enjoy Indonesian cuisines💚
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Congratulations on your channel!! Sending love 🥰❤️
Enjoy food indonesia .....
Great video! So, handsome guy in grocery store? Slip him your number? He’s eating food in a grocery store and he can take the heat! Food looked delicious❣️
Amazing video like always! Super fan!
Glad you enjoyed it!! 😊💕
tj struggling with the noodles! lol!!!! i saw that!!!
That grilled popano OMG!!!
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Love indonesia 🥰❤️🇮🇩