You meet the most genuine and friendly people when you eat at street food stalls. Such a better experience than eating in the mall or fancy restaurants.
Salut sama bapak. Seharusnya kita sebagai manusia tidak bisa menilai orang hanya dari penampilan luar semata. Sehat selalu bapak penjual es pisang hijo.
Bapak penjual es pisang ijo nya keren banget, wajib di apresiasi dan di contoh sama pedagang lain ni... ga sibuk maksain dagangannya tapi sibuk ngebantu dengan bahasa yang dimengerti turis asingnya, salut pak sehat sehat ya pak
@@mr_kesalkok norak??? ya wajar2 aja lah bang orang muji bahasa dia karena rata2 orang indo kemampuan b.inggris nya masih kurang ,, kalo di Filipina selain negara bekas jajahan Inggris mereka jg di sekolah2 kebanyakan menggunakan bahasa inggris sejak SD.
Whoa, you met Cak Faiz! He's super cool. Actually he can speak 6 languages, including Japanese and English. I also just made a video with him and his family if you want to check it out. 👍🏻
@@Dale_Philip That is insane that you met him like that! I have never met someone like him in Surabaya, and I've been here almost 35 years! All the best on your travels mate.
Sumpah kaget ketika bapak faiz melayani bule sprti itu dg percakapan yang sangat humble.. dia bisa bahasa jawa , bahasa indonesia, bahasa madura, bahasa bali, bahasa inggris n jepang..
indonesia jangan sampai kehilangan orang kaya bapa ini, pinter + ramah, asli salut pa, saya sebagai generasi Y atau milenial, bangga dan iri, makasi motivasi ny pa
@@Leoaqwrtjelas kalah, kalo ada youtuber bule yg ke Indonesia dan org2 Indonesia susah diajak komunikasi pake BHS Inggris, terus kalo misal ada yg komen kalo org indo harus blajar BHS Inggris mskpn dasar2 nya aja ,eh malah bnyak yg bilang katanya suruh bule nya aja yg pake BHS indonesia😂 katanya GPP GK bisa BHS Inggris yg pnting melestarikan bhsa Indonesia aja 😂😂😂makanya KLO ada bule2 yg suka ngevlog kepasar2 atau ke kmpung2 di Indonesia kbnyakn anak2 muda nya pada bingung dan GK bisa sedikit pun ngobrol
Whoa, what a coincidence! You meet the most famous Pisang Ijo seller in Surabaya; he was covered in Indonesian CNN national TV because of his fluent English and Japanese, and a lot of Indonesian TH-camrs make content of him as well.
Setelah menonton video ini mengingatkan kembali bahwa saya sebagai orang Indonesia harus banyak bersyukur. Banyak makanan enak dan murah disini. Dan tentu saja orang-orangnya yang ramah. Thanks to Dale
betul mas, kita bersyukur bisa makan dengan murah. Tapi sayangnya standar gaji justru hanya distandarkan dengan makan. Sementara kebutuhan sandang dan papan semuanya muahal. Dari mulai baju ori, sepatu ori, rumah, kendaraan, barang elektronik, dll semua kita harus beli dengan harga Internasional via gaji regional. 🤣
@@dominova4994 Yg ngeluh krn Gak punya Uang dan kerjaan Tetap buat belinya,, Sebanyak apapun Makanan Enak di indonesia ini semuanya Tidak Gratis,, Kencing aja Bayar.
Gak cuma Enaknya aja yg di Perhatikan,, di indonesia ini msh Banyak Anak²/Orang² di jalan yg Hanya cm bisa melihat Makanan di pinggir jalan Tapi Gak sanggup beli
Anyway, I really love the way you can reject people’s offer and not easily getting tricked by overpriced things. You did very good job in every trip for doing so!
Dale, you're very lucky to met Pak Faiz in the fried duck vendor. I've seen him on other "bule" living in Surabaya TH-cam channel and did an interview with him and he's truly speaks Japanese perfectly. Great video, mate!
This duck/drink vendor is a very nice and humble man. Not to mention his English is very good. If one day, I go to Surabaya, I will go and visit him and eat his delicious food and drink. Seems, the people in Surabaya are very friendly too. Thanks Dale for sharing and hope you have an amazing time there. Take care mate. Cheers!
Surabaya is one of underrated Indonesian city. If you into culinary and historical tourism then Surabaya must be listed into your bucket list while visiting Java. And you are welcome to come over to Surabaya anytime J.P. Nicholis 🙋🏻♂️😁
@J P Nicholls Anyways, After you go Surabaya you can came to Jakarta. You must try traditional food in jakarta like a "nasi uduk betawi or gado-gado, ketoprak" or many tasty traditional food in here. If you want came to Jakarta I"ll guiding you to trying the many tasty food bro. Btw, you can call me before if you want it. Hopefully you can stay healthy bro! 👍🏻
Dale, you're one of the best foreign travel vlogger that i know, especially in Indonesia. I respect your bravery to do the vlog alone, talking with locals even though you mainly speak in English (with thick accent), and also avoiding any tourist trap that comes in your way as much as you can. I'm glad that you are able to meet someone that can speak decent English. I really hope that someday, maybe we could meet in one of Indonesia's big cities because i live in a town with small chance of you going here 😅 Please keep up the good work. Hope you are doing well. Best of luck and stay safe.
Banyak orang yang bisa berbahasa inggris, tapi bapak yang terhormat ini punya kelebihan bagaimana bersosialisasi dengan abang bule ini. salam hormat kepada bapak yang terhormat ini.
That ex travel guide is amazing , how he learned foreign languages from zero..! You have made Indonesian tourism proud brother.. 👍👍👍 and you too Dale. Nice bahasa you got there brother.. 👍👍👍
This guy is living the dream. Gets' to travel around the world and get's paid for it. Definitely you're going to look back at these experiences your entire life when you're finished this journey. You'll have so much experiences and memories to share and tell. I also love how many people look back at you vlogging, then smile and wave lol.
Really appreciate how you often exploring outside so called-tourist area in many countries, Dale. Showing your genuine will to explore things, not only to gain viewers like many vlogger did. Hats off!
hi dale, i'm glad that you've been choosing local food street rather than food court in the mall..and i've put so many respect to faiz, he was so helpfull and kindness person..your journey makes a lot of different..keep it up dale..cheers..
Indonesian street food looks yummy! I have a chance to take a Malaysia-Singapore-Indonesia trip with my roommate but I’m unfortunate enough to be busy with work. Hope to visit Indonesia soon! 🇻🇳❤️🇮🇩
Indonesian working in Vietnam here. Vietnam street food is also my favorite! Bún Cá, Cơm Tấm and Bánh Mì are my go to meal. Later when you have a chance to visit Indonesia, please try Soto Ayam, Martabak Telor and Nasi Padang for ultimate Indonesian experience. Street food is always the best!
Surabaya definetely must visit in your Java tour. Especially when you into culinary and history. Surabaya offering bunch of adventurous foods in Java. So come visit Surabaya one day my friend 👍
Dale, one thing to know about Martabak pricing: Higher price means more egg portion included, while the martabak size will relatively be the same for every price. The one you ordered, 15k, gave you the least amount of egg. Thats it. 😁 Enjoy Indonesia 🇮🇩
True, and the kind of egg you'll get. The chicken egg is the cheapest, duck egg normally more expensive than the chicken egg. While the crocodile egg is the most fancy one.
I visited Java from the UK at the end of last year from your videos Dale and went to Surabaya and meet this guy too! Such a great guy. I went Surabaya to visit Mount Bromo, it was incredible Dale! Would highly recommend. It was my highlight of two months in Indonesia and Philippines!! Take care lad
In Indonesia you can ride public transportation and meet some grandpas, uncle, or aunty and ended up knowing everything about them when you arrived at your destination.😂
Dale, when I watch your vlogs in Indonesia I don't feel like you are from abroad. The way you communicate with locals gives me the vibe that you have already been here for a long time.
Yang bikin salut sama bapak yang jual kacang ijo. He can speak English so well, Japanese, Javanese even bahasa Madura so damn well. He is best translator to penjual bebeknya juga Dale😅😅
Just to clarify the old man that shows the 20.000 rupiah money was not trying to rip Dale off. Dale was asking “how much?” and the old man thought he was asking the price of the food not the ride. He was genuine and very nice
75.000 is not for the ride, it's the most expensive menu. giving the most expensive price to someone who asked just because they don't know instead of explaining the menu is still an attempt to rip you off
33:42, this is the unique of our people.. the solidarity of the street vendors is very strong, they are helping each others.. when one person leave his stall for peeing, the other guy can guide his stall and even serve the customer whatever they sell 😁
Saya menyukai bapak yg berpeci putih ini karena bisa menjadi guard atau pemandu wisata selain sebagai penjual dan kemampuannya berbahasa asing jadi ngomongnya bisa nyambung dan bisa mengenalkan budaya kuliner Indonesia kepada turis asing,kalau disetiap daerah ada orang seperti bapak ini mungkin tradisi dan budaya kuliner beberapa daerah Indonesia cepat dikenal dunia.
Your Bahasa Indonesia is so impressive, and it's clear that you really immersed yourself in the local culture and food. I loved how you also met an ex-tour guide and had a conversation in fluent English.
One of our famous Romanian vloggers who has been to most countries in the world said Indonesian people are his favorite, most polite and friendly people you will ever meet...
Pak Faiz nya keren banget sii Inggris nya lancar, katanya bisa bahasa jepang juga. terus dari yang aku denger bapaknya itu ngomong jawa ke Ibuknya terus ngomong madura ke penjual nasi bebeknya keren banget.
the street vendor was so humble and a good guy, world needs more people like him, the egg food is similar to moglai in kolkata, it is tasty. I also prefer street side foods than fancy restaurants, people are more friendly at the street stalls
Mr. Faiz, you got all respect from all of us here! Salam sehat selalu and Dale, thank you for this amazing vlog, hoped you enjoy your time here in Surabaya and also in Indonesia. 🙌🏼
@@iyndd hm setuju sih, buat orang indonesia (sebagian) pasti udah gak asing tbtb ditabok pundaknya sama temen (biasanya lagi asik ngobrol). tapi kayaknya dipraktekin ke dale kurang pas, si dale keliatan agak kaget gitu waktu ditabok 😅
@@ArbiSyarifudin iya , sebagian orang Indonesia emang gitu apalgi kalo orang tua udh kyk orang seakrab gitulan. Tapi kan ini orang luar si dale ni belum tau semua kebiasaan orang Indonesia jadi kyk gk boleh gitukan asal tanpk di katain gk sopan nanti😆
Dale sangat cepat mengerti bahasa indonesia. Sepanjang nonton videonya saya senyum² sambil ketawa aja karena lihat ekspresi dia ketika makan dan berbincang dengan warga surabaya. Dale orang yang sangat ramah. Part terakhir ngakak pas dia nanya si ibu namanya Maria terus dia nyanyi lagu ave maria 😂. Sukses selalu dale. Gbu 👍🏻😊
Finally Surabaya! I love that city. My mom and I used to go to Pasar Blauran and BG Junction every Sunday. This video brings those happy memories back. Safe travel Dale! Don't forget to eat Nasi Rawon and Rujak Cingur while in Surabaya. 😄
lived in singapore for a couple years. Loved meeting people and hanging out with local food vendors and small shops/bars throughout malaysia and indonesia. Great people.
I've been to Indonesia a few times. I loved your video. The world is vast. So vast that no one person can get it all. I like seeking Indonesia through your videos. Please keep traveling.
The most wholesome part in this video is when Cak (Mr./Bro) Faiz trying to offer you his bubur kacang ijo (green beans porridge) for free. I wanna cry a lot caused by his kindness!
I like this. This is the first time I watched your video in this video but I immediately liked and subscribed to your TH-cam because I really like your views which are so kind and friendly towards Indonesians, thank you, bro
Indonesia has 2 kind of Martabak..; 1). Martabak Manis (sweety) made of dough like Pancake. 2) Martabak Telur (eggs) as seen on this video. Both usually are sold by the same Sellers. All foreigners/tourist like those both items, and the locals as well.
The condiment you missed to eat with the martabak was actually pickled cucumber (knowing you don't like pickle, you'll like this one since it's just a bit sour), it's supposed to be a palate cleanser for the greasy martabak, they compliment each other when eaten together! And if you choose the expensive martabak you'll get more special and thick martabak with the ground beef and duck eggs. (The cheap one usually using chicken eggs)
The guy who can speak good English and Japanese is quite famous in Surabaya for selling Mung Bean Porridge. Luckily you meet him, Dale! You have to try his Mung Bean Porridge next time
You know what? Maria didn't want to disturb Dale eating she waits until he finished his meal then she asked for a selfie, what a nice woman she is, just lovely
Welcome to Surabaya, Dale... You choose the right meal, Nasi Bebek is a must when you are visiting Surabaya, very tasty and savory. Can't wait to see your next vlog in Surabaya.
Pedagangnya jujur, saya lihat vlog bule tentang kuliner jalanan di kota-kota Indonesia kadang-kadang gak jujur. So, enjoy with you, Mr. dale. Friendly!
I'm from Semarang, and everytime i visit Surabaya, having fried duck is a must. They have those dark spice things that make Fried Duck in Surabaya is definetely the best. Glad you enjoy it..
I appreciate you for speaking Bahasa! A great improvement is shown right here! That way you can interact more with the people in other cities! Nice job!
I'm from Bandung mr Dale, of course I will come to Surabaya to taste the duck rice dish that you enjoy and of course your interesting way of vlogging🤠🤟
Dale, the food court you mention in 6:15 is called Pasar Blauran (Blauran Market) is one of the oldest market known for selling Surabaya's street food : Dawet, Nasi Babat(Tripe Rice), Soto Ayam, Nasi Bebek etc. Glad to see you enjoying your time while staying in Surabaya 👍
@@endoneswa haha ngakak so hard, tapi bener juga, saya juga terkadang ada saos yg belum saya buka, pasti saya bawa pulang, 🤗😁 bisa dibilang sayang dibuang, bisa dipake lain waktu hehe
Debatable sih mas. Krn ada yg bilang Jkt ada yg bilang Bali juga. But put an english speaking population aside, Surabaya foods is way better than those two. 😂✌️
@@prapanji9976 mgkn krn Surabaya adalah pusat industri dan perdagangan jadi banyak juga expat yang tinggal disini. Jadi interaksi bahasa Inggris sdh jamak dikalangan profesional. Ada Perguruan Tinggi top juga di Sby belum lagi keluarga Chindo Sby itu hampir rata2 sekolahin anaknya ke Australia, US, atau Singapore jadi kl jalan ke Mall ya lumrah dgr org cas cis cus bahasa Inggris. Meski medok suroboyoannya ttp keliatan kaya Chateez 😂😂
Surabaya has a lot of legendary street food that you must try. Many traditions and cultures are met there. It's pretty much simillar to Jakarta, because it's 2nd biggest city in Indonesia. So enjoy your stays!
Hi Dale, a little correction. In the description of this video you said Pisang Ijo is one of West Java’s delicacy, but it is actually from South Sulawesi (Makassar).
You meet the most genuine and friendly people when you eat at street food stalls. Such a better experience than eating in the mall or fancy restaurants.
Love You Brother 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
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Thank you
Facts
I know right, It's awesome!!! Lovely videos Dale!!!
Salut sama bapak. Seharusnya kita sebagai manusia tidak bisa menilai orang hanya dari penampilan luar semata. Sehat selalu bapak penjual es pisang hijo.
keren anjay bapak es pisang ijo
👍 setuju
Hoo tenan, ga nyangka bisa SE fasih itu
mantan turis guide di bali ..
Yg jual pisang ijo juga fasih bhasa jepang dia pernah lma kerja di jepang.
Bapak penjual es pisang ijo nya keren banget, wajib di apresiasi dan di contoh sama pedagang lain ni... ga sibuk maksain dagangannya tapi sibuk ngebantu dengan bahasa yang dimengerti turis asingnya, salut pak sehat sehat ya pak
Bapak penjual bubur bahasa Inggrisnya lancar bgt😮 saya sampai melongo...dia ramah bgt😊
Dia mantan Tourist Guide di Bali dulu
@@matchalattee8870oallah patut lancar bgt
@@mr_kesalkok norak??? ya wajar2 aja lah bang orang muji bahasa dia karena rata2 orang indo kemampuan b.inggris nya masih kurang ,, kalo di Filipina selain negara bekas jajahan Inggris mereka jg di sekolah2 kebanyakan menggunakan bahasa inggris sejak SD.
@@kingleo8315😂😂😂 Philippines itu jajahan Spanyol, sebelum kalah di Perang American-spanish war 1898. Jatuh ke tangan United States of America.
@@matchalattee8870Bahasa Jepangnya juga lumayan bagus kan ?
Whoa, you met Cak Faiz! He's super cool. Actually he can speak 6 languages, including Japanese and English. I also just made a video with him and his family if you want to check it out. 👍🏻
Halo Cak Dev, piye kabare? Sehat² puasa 🫡
I was lucky to meet him. It's rare that someone can explain the food to me so well and I'm usually left guessing 😆
@@Dale_Philip That is insane that you met him like that! I have never met someone like him in Surabaya, and I've been here almost 35 years! All the best on your travels mate.
Cak Dev, keren kolaborasi sama Dale pilip ajak cari makan terenak di pulau jawa
@@FAKTAUNIK1011 setuju!
Sumpah kaget ketika bapak faiz melayani bule sprti itu dg percakapan yang sangat humble.. dia bisa bahasa jawa , bahasa indonesia, bahasa madura, bahasa bali, bahasa inggris n jepang..
Benar saya jga kaget
salut sama bapak penjual pisang ijo, betul jgn pernah bedakan harga turis dan warga lokal... Semoga laris terus pak
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indonesia jangan sampai kehilangan orang kaya bapa ini, pinter + ramah, asli salut pa, saya sebagai generasi Y atau milenial, bangga dan iri, makasi motivasi ny pa
Kita yg muda aj kalah😅
@@Leoaqwrtjelas kalah, kalo ada youtuber bule yg ke Indonesia dan org2 Indonesia susah diajak komunikasi pake BHS Inggris, terus kalo misal ada yg komen kalo org indo harus blajar BHS Inggris mskpn dasar2 nya aja ,eh malah bnyak yg bilang katanya suruh bule nya aja yg pake BHS indonesia😂 katanya GPP GK bisa BHS Inggris yg pnting melestarikan bhsa Indonesia aja 😂😂😂makanya KLO ada bule2 yg suka ngevlog kepasar2 atau ke kmpung2 di Indonesia kbnyakn anak2 muda nya pada bingung dan GK bisa sedikit pun ngobrol
Whoa, what a coincidence! You meet the most famous Pisang Ijo seller in Surabaya; he was covered in Indonesian CNN national TV because of his fluent English and Japanese, and a lot of Indonesian TH-camrs make content of him as well.
whats his name may i know?
@@Oranggabutnontonyutub faiz
@@Oranggabutnontonyutub His name is Cak Faiz I guess, you can search for Cak Faiz Surabaya on TH-cam, there's a lot of content about him.
Baru aja pengen bilang udah masuk CNN kebetulan banget Dale ketemu bapak ini❤
Pantes aja kyk ga asing sama ungkapan bapak itu, kyk pernah dgr
Setelah menonton video ini mengingatkan kembali bahwa saya sebagai orang Indonesia harus banyak bersyukur. Banyak makanan enak dan murah disini. Dan tentu saja orang-orangnya yang ramah. Thanks to Dale
Tapi sayangnya masi banyak an yg ngeluh kak wkwkwkwk😅
betul mas, kita bersyukur bisa makan dengan murah. Tapi sayangnya standar gaji justru hanya distandarkan dengan makan. Sementara kebutuhan sandang dan papan semuanya muahal. Dari mulai baju ori, sepatu ori, rumah, kendaraan, barang elektronik, dll semua kita harus beli dengan harga Internasional via gaji regional. 🤣
@@rizarullahsantoso1302 nah bener,ga imbang
@@dominova4994 Yg ngeluh krn Gak punya Uang dan kerjaan Tetap buat belinya,, Sebanyak apapun Makanan Enak di indonesia ini semuanya Tidak Gratis,, Kencing aja Bayar.
Gak cuma Enaknya aja yg di Perhatikan,, di indonesia ini msh Banyak Anak²/Orang² di jalan yg Hanya cm bisa melihat Makanan di pinggir jalan Tapi Gak sanggup beli
Bapak ini pernah Viral di Bali soalnya dia bisa berbagai bahasa luar negeri dn itu otodidak sangat hebat ya bapak penjual es ini,,👍😊 Thanks Dale
Pernah diundang londo kampung jg kyknya y?
Yakin otodidak?
di sby ada rumah bahasa kusus org sby gratis
@@theodoraa7677hadeh kurang2i penyakit hati bang, jgn sirik. kecuali abang memang kenal sama bapaknya jgn main asal asumsi
Gak kaya yang matiin mic ya
@Theo Doraa gua bisa ongomong aja otodidak... belajar lagi ya
Anyway, I really love the way you can reject people’s offer and not easily getting tricked by overpriced things. You did very good job in every trip for doing so!
Dale, you're very lucky to met Pak Faiz in the fried duck vendor. I've seen him on other "bule" living in Surabaya TH-cam channel and did an interview with him and he's truly speaks Japanese perfectly. Great video, mate!
patesan seperti pernah lihat, ternyata yang di channel LONDOKAMPUNG
@@PamanStalin di liput CNN Indonesia juga😂
can you share link of that video
@@aliq8883 cek: faiz penjual bubur kacang ijo
Cak Faiz pinter bahasa jepang juga, temennya Cak Dave Londokampung
The duck vendor guy was so polite and kind hearted! Bless him and his family. Support and love from Australia 🥰
Hi mate. I hope you can visiting Surabaya and meet Pak Faiz himself someday. Greeting from Surabaya 🙋🏻♂️
@@SojalWalkIndonesia me too!😊😆
Megawati
i hope he can be surabaya guide
Again wrong vendor lol please pay extra attention lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a great country full of friendly people God bless 🇮🇩
Pelajari bahasa indo pasti cepet naek subcrebernya konten di indo
friendly people in rl, but not in social media. :D
@@Alezagendutwkwkwkwk
This duck/drink vendor is a very nice and humble man. Not to mention his English is very good. If one day, I go to Surabaya, I will go and visit him and eat his delicious food and drink. Seems, the people in Surabaya are very friendly too. Thanks Dale for sharing and hope you have an amazing time there. Take care mate. Cheers!
Apakah kamu orang Indonesia ??😅
Surabaya is one of underrated Indonesian city. If you into culinary and historical tourism then Surabaya must be listed into your bucket list while visiting Java. And you are welcome to come over to Surabaya anytime J.P. Nicholis 🙋🏻♂️😁
@@SojalWalkIndonesia Thank you! 🙏🏼 I will later this year.
Actually he is Pisang Ijo vendor, not the duck.
@J P Nicholls Anyways, After you go Surabaya you can came to Jakarta. You must try traditional food in jakarta like a "nasi uduk betawi or gado-gado, ketoprak" or many tasty traditional food in here. If you want came to Jakarta I"ll guiding you to trying the many tasty food bro.
Btw, you can call me before if you want it.
Hopefully you can stay healthy bro! 👍🏻
The fried duck vendor has amazing English. Props to him!
Yh you can Tell He was a guide before
He is the not the fried duck vendor
He sells "Es pisang ijo" (Green Banana Ice) Btw
But there was no duck vendor who speaks english
he was a tourist guide in bali before the covid hit.
Dale, you're one of the best foreign travel vlogger that i know, especially in Indonesia. I respect your bravery to do the vlog alone, talking with locals even though you mainly speak in English (with thick accent), and also avoiding any tourist trap that comes in your way as much as you can. I'm glad that you are able to meet someone that can speak decent English. I really hope that someday, maybe we could meet in one of Indonesia's big cities because i live in a town with small chance of you going here 😅
Please keep up the good work. Hope you are doing well. Best of luck and stay safe.
Banyak orang yang bisa berbahasa inggris, tapi bapak yang terhormat ini punya kelebihan bagaimana bersosialisasi dengan abang bule ini.
salam hormat kepada bapak yang terhormat ini.
Karna bapaknya udah terbiasa ngobrol dan interaksi sama bule dr berbagai negara, soalnya kan dia tour guide di Bali JD udah biasa..santai😂
That ex travel guide is amazing , how he learned foreign languages from zero..! You have made Indonesian tourism proud brother.. 👍👍👍 and you too Dale. Nice bahasa you got there brother.. 👍👍👍
Itu bapak faiz perna ada di youtube Nya Londo Kampung, bapak faiz sangat pandai berbahasa jepang dan berbahasa Inggris
This guy is living the dream. Gets' to travel around the world and get's paid for it. Definitely you're going to look back at these experiences your entire life when you're finished this journey. You'll have so much experiences and memories to share and tell. I also love how many people look back at you vlogging, then smile and wave lol.
Really appreciate how you often exploring outside so called-tourist area in many countries, Dale. Showing your genuine will to explore things, not only to gain viewers like many vlogger did. Hats off!
hi dale, i'm glad that you've been choosing local food street rather than food court in the mall..and i've put so many respect to faiz, he was so helpfull and kindness person..your journey makes a lot of different..keep it up dale..cheers..
Indonesian street food looks yummy! I have a chance to take a Malaysia-Singapore-Indonesia trip with my roommate but I’m unfortunate enough to be busy with work. Hope to visit Indonesia soon! 🇻🇳❤️🇮🇩
Ya jelas lah, makanan Indonesia pasti enak
thank you for visiting Indonesian
Massage in surabaya darmo park street 👍👍
I love pho and vietnamese girl 😊
Indonesian working in Vietnam here. Vietnam street food is also my favorite! Bún Cá, Cơm Tấm and Bánh Mì are my go to meal. Later when you have a chance to visit Indonesia, please try Soto Ayam, Martabak Telor and Nasi Padang for ultimate Indonesian experience. Street food is always the best!
What a lovely set of people showing genuine kindness and hospitality. I am definitely going to visit Indonesia one day!
Welcome 😂
Surabaya definetely must visit in your Java tour. Especially when you into culinary and history. Surabaya offering bunch of adventurous foods in Java. So come visit Surabaya one day my friend 👍
Malang are amazing too :)
We are all welcome to all tourist 💕
❤️ that. one day!
Dale, one thing to know about Martabak pricing:
Higher price means more egg portion included, while the martabak size will relatively be the same for every price. The one you ordered, 15k, gave you the least amount of egg.
Thats it. 😁
Enjoy Indonesia 🇮🇩
True, and the kind of egg you'll get. The chicken egg is the cheapest, duck egg normally more expensive than the chicken egg. While the crocodile egg is the most fancy one.
@@muhammadexafadli2062 Croc eggs????
Dude I gotta try XD
@@GabrielTobing defo, you should. And Dale should too 🤣
Try puyuh egg 🤣
@@eatme8943
Sepoi-sepoi egg is enough for me.
I visited Java from the UK at the end of last year from your videos Dale and went to Surabaya and meet this guy too! Such a great guy. I went Surabaya to visit Mount Bromo, it was incredible Dale! Would highly recommend. It was my highlight of two months in Indonesia and Philippines!! Take care lad
Its incredible how nice and friendly indonesians are , in every video
In Indonesia you can ride public transportation and meet some grandpas, uncle, or aunty and ended up knowing everything about them when you arrived at your destination.😂
i have lived in many countries, Indonesians are by far the most peaceful and calm, one of the safest countries for tourists
I love Indonesia 🔥🔥 i am from banjar
@@pututsaputra850 I love Indonesia too, salam dari Sampit 😛
Even for local tourist. We are kind to each other
Dale, when I watch your vlogs in Indonesia I don't feel like you are from abroad. The way you communicate with locals gives me the vibe that you have already been here for a long time.
I know right. Dale is such an easy person to get along with.
Indonesia is one the best places to visit, extremely friendly and peaceful people
Not really
@@yyuken-sm4mm true but, still nicer than most
it's very nice people until they're log in to internet, lol
@@velnussablongarment it is to be expected
Not really dude 😂 dont lie to foreign
Terimakasih bapak, anda terbaik! Indonesia sangat ramah 😊
Yang bikin salut sama bapak yang jual kacang ijo. He can speak English so well, Japanese, Javanese even bahasa Madura so damn well. He is best translator to penjual bebeknya juga Dale😅😅
pisang ijo bukan kacang ijo 🥲
Just to clarify the old man that shows the 20.000 rupiah money was not trying to rip Dale off. Dale was asking “how much?” and the old man thought he was asking the price of the food not the ride. He was genuine and very nice
Sependapattt
Yess , indeed
75.000 is not for the ride, it's the most expensive menu. giving the most expensive price to someone who asked just because they don't know instead of explaining the menu is still an attempt to rip you off
@@rasydfaruqi but they're talking about the pedicab man tho?
@@avyatrix yes sir😂😭
Fried duck with chili and green banana ice are so good👌.. also very humble and friendly seller .. love it
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33:42, this is the unique of our people.. the solidarity of the street vendors is very strong, they are helping each others.. when one person leave his stall for peeing, the other guy can guide his stall and even serve the customer whatever they sell 😁
Saya menyukai bapak yg berpeci putih ini karena bisa menjadi guard atau pemandu wisata selain sebagai penjual dan kemampuannya berbahasa asing jadi ngomongnya bisa nyambung dan bisa mengenalkan budaya kuliner Indonesia kepada turis asing,kalau disetiap daerah ada orang seperti bapak ini mungkin tradisi dan budaya kuliner beberapa daerah Indonesia cepat dikenal dunia.
Your Bahasa Indonesia is so impressive, and it's clear that you really immersed yourself in the local culture and food. I loved how you also met an ex-tour guide and had a conversation in fluent English.
One of our famous Romanian vloggers who has been to most countries in the world said Indonesian people are his favorite, most polite and friendly people you will ever meet...
What the channel?
Terima Kasih Telah mengeksplor makanan-makanan Indonesia...Selamat menikmati liburannya di Indonesia 🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
Pak Faiz nya keren banget sii Inggris nya lancar, katanya bisa bahasa jepang juga. terus dari yang aku denger bapaknya itu ngomong jawa ke Ibuknya terus ngomong madura ke penjual nasi bebeknya keren banget.
the street vendor was so humble and a good guy, world needs more people like him, the egg food is similar to moglai in kolkata, it is tasty. I also prefer street side foods than fancy restaurants, people are more friendly at the street stalls
Mr. Faiz, you got all respect from all of us here! Salam sehat selalu and Dale, thank you for this amazing vlog, hoped you enjoy your time here in Surabaya and also in Indonesia. 🙌🏼
Salut sama penjual bebek goreng dan pisang hijau sangat ramah ❤️ bangga jadi orang Indonesia 🙏🏼
Apanya yg ramah nggak liat pas si bule makan si penjual pisang hijau ngetabok punggung bule tu gk bolehh
@@iyndd hm setuju sih, buat orang indonesia (sebagian) pasti udah gak asing tbtb ditabok pundaknya sama temen (biasanya lagi asik ngobrol). tapi kayaknya dipraktekin ke dale kurang pas, si dale keliatan agak kaget gitu waktu ditabok 😅
@@iynddya itu gaya ramah tamahnya org indonesia.
@@ArbiSyarifudin iya , sebagian orang Indonesia emang gitu apalgi kalo orang tua udh kyk orang seakrab gitulan. Tapi kan ini orang luar si dale ni belum tau semua kebiasaan orang Indonesia jadi kyk gk boleh gitukan asal tanpk di katain gk sopan nanti😆
@@iyndditu ciri has orang madura bos saya bangga sebagai suku madura salam settong dere🙏
saya sangat salut anda sangat mudah berbaur dengan kearifan lokal indonesia , kerja bagus dale 👍 . semoga harimu selalu menyenangkan di Indonesia.
Dale sangat cepat mengerti bahasa indonesia. Sepanjang nonton videonya saya senyum² sambil ketawa aja karena lihat ekspresi dia ketika makan dan berbincang dengan warga surabaya. Dale orang yang sangat ramah. Part terakhir ngakak pas dia nanya si ibu namanya Maria terus dia nyanyi lagu ave maria 😂. Sukses selalu dale. Gbu 👍🏻😊
Sangat bangga sama orang indonesia , sangat ramah . Tak hanya krkayaan alamnya yang melimpah orangnya pun baik baik
your Indonesian is getting so good! so proud of you!
Saya bangga jadi orang Indonesia karena banyak beraneka ragam budaya,makanan Seni dan apa pun tersedia disini.
Affa iyh
Indonesia is a very beautiful and nice country
So happy to see you in Indonesia again, Dale!😁
Finally Surabaya! I love that city. My mom and I used to go to Pasar Blauran and BG Junction every Sunday. This video brings those happy memories back. Safe travel Dale! Don't forget to eat Nasi Rawon and Rujak Cingur while in Surabaya. 😄
lived in singapore for a couple years. Loved meeting people and hanging out with local food vendors and small shops/bars throughout malaysia and indonesia. Great people.
What a nice guy, props to Mr Faiz for showing foreigners how welcoming the Indonesian people are.
The street vendor speaks very good English. So happy to see you enjoy Surabaya street food.
Hebat..baru 2 mggu sdh 1jt lebih yg nonton ..warga surabaya bisa bahasa inggris dengan fasih bgtt... Dengan penampilan biasa bgtt cm jualan es.. Keren
I've been to Indonesia a few times. I loved your video. The world is vast. So vast that no one person can get it all. I like seeking Indonesia through your videos. Please keep traveling.
This is the only channel I watch whose videos are more than 30 minutes. Love it💖
yap... me too.
at first I wasn't interested in watching that long video, but when I tried it for a few seconds it turned out to be interesting.
Sangat beruntung menjadi bagian dari bangsa Indonesia, makanannya enak2 , orngnya ramah2❤
The most wholesome part in this video is when Cak (Mr./Bro) Faiz trying to offer you his bubur kacang ijo (green beans porridge) for free. I wanna cry a lot caused by his kindness!
Dia tidak ingin menerima tip begitu saja, itu tradisi kami
I like this. This is the first time I watched your video in this video but I immediately liked and subscribed to your TH-cam because I really like your views which are so kind and friendly towards Indonesians, thank you, bro
The hospitality of the locals is impressive!
Pisang Ejo, and Martabak look delicious, I really want to eat!
Great job, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄👏
Indonesia has 2 kind of Martabak..;
1). Martabak Manis (sweety) made of dough like Pancake.
2) Martabak Telur (eggs) as seen on this video.
Both usually are sold by the same Sellers.
All foreigners/tourist like those both items, and the locals as well.
@@sriwikanyoto7403 Thanks a lot for letting me know! You are very nice! 👍
You have to come to Indonesia, you will crazy in love with this amazing country.
@@s7mikha255 You are very nice! Thank you so much！🙏
Welcome to Subaya, Indonesia! And greetings to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Mr faiz got a heart of gold. First time saw this kinda enthusiastic personality in Indonesia. Such a lovely man. ❤
Salut buat bapak yang jual es, sangat ramah dan pandai berbahasa Inggris, kereeen
Tapi kasihan si dale lg makan di ajak ngobrol aja.. takut keselek 😂
Whenever I watch your vlogging videos, I feel literally like I'm there with you. Thanks for exploring.
Waow... that's so what I feel 👍
The condiment you missed to eat with the martabak was actually pickled cucumber (knowing you don't like pickle, you'll like this one since it's just a bit sour), it's supposed to be a palate cleanser for the greasy martabak, they compliment each other when eaten together! And if you choose the expensive martabak you'll get more special and thick martabak with the ground beef and duck eggs. (The cheap one usually using chicken eggs)
The guy who can speak good English and Japanese is quite famous in Surabaya for selling Mung Bean Porridge. Luckily you meet him, Dale! You have to try his Mung Bean Porridge next time
You know what? Maria didn't want to disturb Dale eating she waits until he finished his meal then she asked for a selfie, what a nice woman she is, just lovely
The fact that mr faiz (the guy who sell pisang ijo) have a truly heart touching story about his life, his hard works really pays off
Welcome to Surabaya, Dale...
You choose the right meal, Nasi Bebek is a must when you are visiting Surabaya, very tasty and savory. Can't wait to see your next vlog in Surabaya.
Nothing can beat Surabaya duck-rice right, gyu chan? 👍
actually this is what we prefer, interaction with the locals and seeing their admiration for foreigners is sometimes a good spectacle
Pedagangnya jujur, saya lihat vlog bule tentang kuliner jalanan di kota-kota Indonesia kadang-kadang gak jujur. So, enjoy with you, Mr. dale. Friendly!
What an awesome duck seller, so friendly and welcoming
let's visit Indonesia. There is a famous TH-camr from Kenya (I forgot the Channel), but she studies in Indonesia.
You wouldn't ever get this warm welcoming vibes in UK, I can tell you that
Indonesia ❤
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Saya orang Surabaya sangat bangga sama bapak Faiz...englishnya luar biasaa kerennnn ❤❤
Pak Faiz orang Madura kayaknya bang
paik faiz orang medan
So much life happening on just one street. People out just living their lives in public. This is why I love Southeast Asia
I'm from Semarang, and everytime i visit Surabaya, having fried duck is a must. They have those dark spice things that make Fried Duck in Surabaya is definetely the best. Glad you enjoy it..
Mampir dong bang
Glad you enjoyed Surabaya foods Ewin. Greeting from Surabaya 🙋🏻♂️
Pisang Ijo is my favorite! And the vendor is very skillful in English, that's really cool to see
I really like to see you visiting Indonesia and enjoying Indonesian food, thank you for visiting Indonesia
😋 Jadi kepengen... Enak tuh kayaknya, Rice Duck and Ice Green Banana. I like this...
Slllrrrrpppp... Yumi... It's very delicious.
Loved this video seeing how other countries live their day to day lives and that guy you met who spoke great English what a genuine nice guy he was!
Lol
I am surprised my self. His englush is so good
I appreciate you for speaking Bahasa! A great improvement is shown right here! That way you can interact more with the people in other cities! Nice job!
This video is just what I needed on this Sunday! Thank you, Dale!😎❤
I'm from Bandung mr Dale, of course I will come to Surabaya to taste the duck rice dish that you enjoy and of course your interesting way of vlogging🤠🤟
Dale, the food court you mention in 6:15 is called Pasar Blauran (Blauran Market) is one of the oldest market known for selling Surabaya's street food : Dawet, Nasi Babat(Tripe Rice), Soto Ayam, Nasi Bebek etc. Glad to see you enjoying your time while staying in Surabaya 👍
I didn't expect you would take that chili sauce back home. 😂
I laughed so hard, man. You're unpredictable. ❤
😂 kan lumayan kalau ga ada saos di hotel atau pas nyamil makanan yang pake saos 😂
@@Zelda_kit iya lumayan. Tapi mengapa kok dikasih unjuk segala?!🤣
He seems serious about it. Idk he's joking or what. Either way it's hilarious.
@@endoneswa haha ngakak so hard, tapi bener juga, saya juga terkadang ada saos yg belum saya buka, pasti saya bawa pulang, 🤗😁 bisa dibilang sayang dibuang, bisa dipake lain waktu hehe
@@endoneswa bule aja ga malu bawa 'sisa'. Masa yg lokal gengsi. 🤭
@@uhalfarouq langsung di ulti
Glad you enjoy Surabaya. I heard Surabaya have biggest english speaking population than any other city in Indonesia.
Debatable sih mas. Krn ada yg bilang Jkt ada yg bilang Bali juga. But put an english speaking population aside, Surabaya foods is way better than those two. 😂✌️
Ya emang benar sih Bali yang nomor 1 untuk keunggulan bahasa inggris tapi perlu diingat Surabaya gapunya advatage jadi tempat utama turis lalu lalang.
@@prapanji9976 mgkn krn Surabaya adalah pusat industri dan perdagangan jadi banyak juga expat yang tinggal disini. Jadi interaksi bahasa Inggris sdh jamak dikalangan profesional. Ada Perguruan Tinggi top juga di Sby belum lagi keluarga Chindo Sby itu hampir rata2 sekolahin anaknya ke Australia, US, atau Singapore jadi kl jalan ke Mall ya lumrah dgr org cas cis cus bahasa Inggris. Meski medok suroboyoannya ttp keliatan kaya Chateez 😂😂
Bali still beat surabaya, then Kediri.
What an accent! I liked it. I prefer to hear Indonesians speak that way rather than mocking an American accent. It fits very well.
I am very happy to see a hospitality from a Surabayan man like Faiz, he makes me proud to be a Surabayan❤
*Reminds me of some of the Thailand Roti's I've been eating*
Can't wait to try it when i get to Indonesia ✈️✈️✈️
come to Indonesia. your subscriber will grow up to thousand
I love uploads every week, thanks for the content Dale! 💪🏻😁
The man who helped you with the duck staff at the start. His English is fantastic!! Such a friendly man
THANK YOU FOR COMING TO SURABAYA SIR DALE! YOU MUST BE ENJOYED OUR BELOVED CITY. Love your videos, Sir!
Surabaya has a lot of legendary street food that you must try. Many traditions and cultures are met there. It's pretty much simillar to Jakarta, because it's 2nd biggest city in Indonesia. So enjoy your stays!
Hi Dale, a little correction. In the description of this video you said Pisang Ijo is one of West Java’s delicacy, but it is actually from South Sulawesi (Makassar).
Mas tukang pisang ijonya baik dan membantu,ramah dan jujur , keliatan banget profesionalitasnya sebagai mantan tour gaet 😊
i love it when he eats everything with his hands, like a true local!
I couldn’t help but have a smile on my face during that encounter with that dude what a sweet heart honestly
Terimakasi atas konten yg menunjukan semua hal di Indonesia bro, sukses selalu, semoga betah di Indonesia.
Barakallah Pak Faiz, jujur, melayani sepenuh hati Sehat selalu rezeki berlimpah Aamiin Yaa Robbal Alamian