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Ehmm guys I think you should have an Indonesian friend who can speak english to be a translator when you go to a traditional market next time. Cause not all Indonesian can speak english😐. English is just third language for us. We usually speak tradional language and Bahasa as our national language for daily conversation :)
its not snail but, fried eel. try to browse with "belut" and find out what it is. come to bandung and try the best food we have here, are u interesting?
An interesting video. The reason I've been hooked on your films (since I stumbled on my first one after searching"fish and chips Cornwall") is, I have come to realise, due to 3 factors. 1 your passion for food, and the fact that you are adventurous, non fussy eaters. 2 your enthuisiasm for the country you're in. I was touched by your love of my country, England. 3 Positivity. Even if things go wrong you still look on the bright side. I'm so glad you're not vegans. All the best x
I don't have anything against anyone's food choices but it's hard if you try to combine it with traveling to exotic places where English is not spoken and you don't even use Google translator to learn basic local words like "vegetarian", "fish" or "meat" in it. Like... Ok, I understand and I am respectful to your decisions. Buy you're in Indonesia, in a street market. Good luck if that chicken is even chicken. I try to be open minded and, if the locals eat it, ehy can't I? But, if youhave this food restrictions which are completely understandable, the least you can do is learn to comunicate in a basic level. For example, I'm very allergic to strawberries, so everytime I travel I learn how to say the word in that country and even print a card saying "I'm very allergic to strawberries, does this contain them?". I have traveled to many exotic places and everyone has been so helpful when you try first to approach to them, instead of complaining that they don't speak English. Girl...you're the guest , it's you the ine who doesn't 'speak Indonesian.
The crispy rings that you guys ate was eel. The black jelly in the dessert is grass jelly. Very popular in Asia it’s medicinal and helps to cool down your body.
Flying the Nest the "Pepes" thing is made of fish usually with spicy seasoning, and it is wrapped with banana leaf... that is so yummy! You should try it cause you love fish, and you made a good choice for the tea, teh (tea) botol (bottle) sosro is the best and legendary tea. Anyway if you visit Indonesia again try pecel, gado gado and rujak, they are made of veggies.. you can find those dishes in Java.. To all of you, Thanks a bunch for visiting Indonesia 😊
Western Pescatarians and Vegans complaining about Indonesia’s lack of ‘suitable’ food for Westerner’s preference and not speaking English - hilarious 😂 .
Take a look at the bright's side ... Indonesia were never for the fainthearted people . Despite it's laidback culture attitudes and mannered people in it . Indonesia were always bristling with an " actives " and free spirited energy . Just keep that in minds ...you'll be going on along just fine..
It's hard to find local friends if you're just traveling through. It's always enjoyable to meet locals, though! Having a local give suggestions is always the best part when coming to a new city. I will be leaving for Bali in 2 days!
Thats not snail. That is eel. Deep fried eel with some flour. And yeah, thats must be salty because usually u eat that with rice. Try come to Padang, Sumatra for foods. or Jakarta, u can try all food around Indonesia if u can find the location. If u come here dont forget to try rendang, eat at Padang restaurant, sate, soto, nasi goreng, bakso, mie goreng/rebus, mie aceh, for vegie u can eat gado2, ketoprak, pecel. Try kelapa muda too (coconut water). For dessert try martabak manis/asin, putu, serabi/surabi, all kind of sweet porridge, jajanan pasar, kolak pisang/labu. Most Indonesian foods have heavy flavor and spicy. And for u guys i recommend to eat at restaurant or cafe for heavy food because they serve it nicely and the flavor not to much heavy for west people tongue. Of course the lokal person love to eat that in street markets. U can find thats all food on the street too, because thats common food to eat in here. Thanks for come to Indonesia and try our foods. Hope u guys can enjoyed stay here 😊
I like them on there own better... they are modest and humble appreciative and respectful of others! Way away are okay, not as much depth to their perspective... the other two groups I can simply do without🥴
WOW, cant believe flying the nest was in this video, awesome!! Recently started watching the travel stories here on youtube, followed the flying the nest first and then you guys. Love your vlog so much :) Well guess I will check the other two vlog out. Cheers!
Glad you tried the traditional market there, one of my favorite market when I go back home to Bali. The thing you called snail was not snail, it was fried Eels. And the drink was called Es Campur or Mixed ice and the black jelly was grass jelly, but you should mix all those up before drink it to get more flavors of it.. but good jobs you all!! :)
I love Flying the Nest, and because of them I subbed to the rest of these 3 couples. IMO, they ALL do a wonderful job blogging their travel experiences. It’s great to see different perspectives of places ☺️😊
Such a shame for the language barrier.. What can i say, it's *local* market.. If u hang out in some fancy restaurants, it wouldn't be a problems at all.. My suggestions for all the vlogger is, if u want to hang out in local places, maybe u should hire a guidance or something..
Pls do some research first for any indonesian street food... You need native advisor on these, on how to eat, the food's name, the market... Just not being random visitor
Love this video and love you guys! Been subscribing to this channel for quite a while now and so excited to see that you actually went all the way to Gianyar for food! My hometown
i think that i might need to explain some of those food...warning, i'm not food expert but i am a local foodlovers. 9:43 i think it was tfried tofu, should be nit spicy, maybe it got spicy from sauce of other food. the rice called 'ketupat', it's like rice dumpling, can be made from sticky rice too, almost same like lontong. it used to be rice for ramadhan, you mayy it those with other meat, veggie, etc. than it was 'tempe orek' tempe fried with nuts or maybe enchovies, it taste usually sweet but can be made spicy also. the drink called 'Teh Botol', literally Teh is Tea and Botol si Bottle. next on the cup, i'm not quite sure but i think it was 'bubur sumsum', made from rice flour and mixed it with palm sugar. Lol, it hitnk you need to bite the edge a little bit of that sugar plastic than pour it to the glas and mixed it. 12:06 we called it 'klepon' or some called 'onde-onde', it's like rice cake coated with coconut filled with palm sugar, watch out eating it when still hot. deep fried bananas it is. and the last is 13:15 i think it was 'kue talam' or 'talam cake' made from mixed flour. something that you didn't eat on 12:02, the long green cake, it was called 'dadar gulung' a rice flor cake filled with sweet grated coconut. 13:46 ayam panggang is grilled chicken. And the rest was well explained. 16.10 i don't think it was snail..though it wasn't clear for me, but i gues it was intestines, not sure. 17:07 yes it was fried tempe. 17:31 is fried tofu filled with veggies like carrots, bean sprout, etc. and the drink we called 'sop buah' or fruit soup. it was a few kind of fruit in it also jellies with ice, sugar and maybe condense milk. i hope helps you to understand Indonesian food...sorry i post it too long
Yeah, it's not snail it is eel (fried eel), and in indonesian it's called "belut goreng" ...sorry I post it too long because, I just watched the video and read the comments column
As excited as I was to finally watch this video, as an Indonesian, I ached, as I saw most of you guys struggle. Considering it was a very local market, you could've gone with getting someone local to show you around and give you insights at all the different local cuisines. There was just soooooo much that was missed!!! As for the vegetarian/pescetarian dishes, Indonesian food has so many varieties as it dominates our cuisine, but due to the language barrier, it was all to be missed :( I didn't finish the video as there was way too many errors
Such a great team video... :) Absolute crack-up...! (definitely worth more than 1 view) Creg's (Craig) beige ensemble... Great describin'... Aimee's description of the jelly - "floor" was hilarious... The baby eel looked interesting... Not sure if I'd be game... Jess' playdoh & coconut vs Josh's paintball & coconut... Hmmm :/ I think Indonesia is a haven for spices, so it's not surprising there was some unexpected ziiiiiing... Alison definitely had the best clue as to what to eat... (A little research can go a loooong way)
The fact that you are willing to push the envelope with food is always interesting. It is going to get difficult to top yourselves down the road but who knows? You are a credit to travelers and can help those following step up and take a chance on learning to like something different. Please keep pushing the envelope. The reactions to the *bad stuff* is priceless.
so Pepes in this video is actually spiced fish usually tongkol (little tuna like fish) wrapped in banana leaves and mixed with sambal and then you roast it usually in charcoal. it's delicious and go well with rice. there's also tofu pepes, made of tofu and chicken pepes as well. the cake made of potato we called it Kue Lumpur, it is a pancake actually but made with potato mixed with coconut juice. that black square jelly is cincao, it's actually originated from China, the jelly was made from certain kind of grass, and it has a healing effect. the fried fritters we called it here as gorengan, it consists of deep fried tempe, bean sprout and cabbage stuffed tofu, deep fried banana, fried wrapped banana (molen) and deep fried sweet potato. and the last one is deep fried eel, you are supposed to eat it with rice so it wont taste too salty and spicy.. sorry for the long comment
Asian woman here. If you're vegetarian or pescaterian, you should learn the words for asking about that before you go to any country, Asian or not. You cannot assume that locals know your language. Most Asian countries make use of any protein they have and it's not their fault that they can't provide you with your preferred protein. I know the other vloggers don't mean to be rude but that's what comes off to Asian people. I like Flying the Nest but I find the way they handle their experiences with locals (outside of the resort experience) to be exceptionally rude. I continue to watch the Endless Adventure because they are much more down to earth and are humble about their experiences. YMMV.
Trying Mystery foods lots of fun. Had to read the comments. I knew you'd have fans there that could name the items. Fun seeing the reactions and hearing the discriptions, floor. hahah That couldn't have been eaten correctly, but very funny.
Yaass...you're right! First of all, u decide your destination When u choose to eat local street market...u should be ready of the shocking taste...come on,it was in the street's serving (not in the comfy restaurant) and..of course please give some respect to the local culture Good vid anyway guys!
Fitri Novita Aryani They did their best to find and eat the food. Not everyone will like everything or eat everything. Why don’t you try eating everything and loving it
samanthainlove they should expect "wierd" food when they are traveling. They shouldn't be rude about it,like you probably would be! Stick to burgers and don't go to local markets!
U guys have to learn a little bit bahasa that we can use daily. I'm Indonesia. And thank you for promote indonesian street food. You Guys eat 1. Ayam Panggang and Babi Guling 2. Vegetarian food : the rice that you say with good packaging we call it "KETUPAT" in bahasa. 3. And the dessert : the green one like a ball with coconut outside and sugar inside is "KLEPON" in Bahasa. And another green is "dadar gulung" thats sweet because there is coconut and something sweet inside. I think thats Sugar. 4. And the KingingIt eat : we call it "GORENGAN" There are Tofu, Tempe, and many more mixing over there. You guys have to try eat that with SAMBAL. Thats perfect. Thats not snails. I dont know what it is but i make sure thats not SNAIL. hehehehe. Thank you.
try martabak telor, terang bulan, pisang nugget, or you can go to java island, theres lot of etnic food, traditional indonesian street food, indonesia have lot of different traditional food from each island,
You're right, that's fried eel. Some tips for Vegan, here is some Indonesian food that vegan can tolerate and easy to find in Indonesia : 1. Pecel, Gado-gado & Ketoprak. Some kind of peanut butter salad with lots of veggies mixed together with rice cake. Ketoprak is sweeter and gado-gado tend to be salty, pecel is kind of healtier with more natural taste. You can request it's spiciness. 2. Gorengan, it's literally Indonesian tempura, safest choice coz anything in gorengan stall is animal free. Anything you can think of coated with butter and deep fried. Usually from tofu, tempe (fermented soy bean), banana, yam, cireng (from starch flour etc, taste good), bakwan (veggies tempura kinda) etc...Taste better when it's still hot/ warm 3. Every sweet traditional drink/ dessert in street food stall. Unlike western that like to use milk, we tend to use coconut milk to put inside sweet dessert/ drink, contain no cheese whatsoever unless it's modernized, lots of traditional dessert contain egg (telur), just ask to make sure. 4. Lontong sayur, Indonesian curry soup with rice cakes and some kind of veggies, 100 % animal free. 5. Sup buah, it literally means fruits soup, contains only condense milk (creamer), syrup, and fruits. (No one here consider condense milk as a real milk, it's more like a creamer...) 6. Es Campur (Mixed ice), Everything inside is animal free. 7. Es pisang ijo, Some kind of dessert with slurry starch, green coated banana, and some syrup and condense milk. Apa lagi yak? Tambahin dah...
Being pescatarians and hygiene-conscious, asking for no-spice in Indonesia’s street markets......GOOD LUCK 🤣 Not only because it’s relatively difficult to “find”, but GET READY TO BE “CHEATED” LOL 😋 literally you found the place for “catfish” *wink* 😜 Poor Stephen & Jess 🌶
Allegro ConEspressivo Indonesians won't cheat like that. Just different view on spicy hot. I mean what you considered spicy hot is not spicy hot to the seller. I know because I'm Indonesian, I'm also struggling the same thing when I'm trying to buy street foods for my daughter.
Allegro ConEspressivo Yes, I saw it's in quotes, I quite understand what you meant. Just trying to give a clearer perspective to other audiences because I myself experienc the same thing quite often. Thanks for bring this conversation.
The black jelly thing is called cincau, it's made of natural leafs. And yeah the fried thing that was discribed as snail is an eel. The tiny green balls covered in coconut is filled with brown sugar (it's called klepon) , liquefied brown sugar is very common to use in traditional Indonesian desserts. Last thing, the thing that was described as green playdoh is called bubur sumsum usually we eat it with the sauce (liquefied brown sugar) O yeah hello from INDONESIA 👋 i enjoyed watching you guys trying our food, very much appreciated :D
We know bali was heavenly island,yet the balinese food not heavenly enough,the indonesian best foods only can found in another regions outside bali though. Sorry if bad english. R.I.P english lol
@@calichef1962 Ashley makes me uncomfortable. I feel like her bubbliness is fake and over the top. After two vids I couldn't watch anymore. The Flying the Nest couple are very English/Euro-centric. They feel entitled to having people know English and they don't really have any idea how to meld with locals. They are invested in the resort experience and not really into understanding local culture. That last couple - the Kinging It - I've never heard of before but they look like a mess. I'd rather stick to The Endless Adventure, Mark Wiens, and the Food Ranger. At least they have the sense to learn a bit of the language and don't expect the culture to cater to their Western ways.
“Ugh that’s..floor. That’s a floor jelly” I’m in tears 😂😂😂 Those things are actually what we called “Cingcau Hitam” or Black Grass Jelly. It made from grass jelly leaf. We have a green version one, you guys should try it too ! Lol 😂
Sorry guys we don't speak english anymore, we must speak indonesia, so you guys wanna traveling to the indonesia you must learn indonesia language first not at all local people can speak english 😁😁😁😁
that "unknown" thing in your chicken dish is actually just grated deep fried gelangel root put into flour dough before it's fried, it's called "kremes". but i might be wrong because i can't clearly recognize it in the video
The "snails" are baby eel😄 and the floor taste are cincau those made from janggelang leaf If you all looking for a good street food, you all have come to jakarta, we have a variety of food from all over the city in indonesia
You may want to seek counseling. Getting angry at the mere _sight_ of a vegetable you don't like isn't normal. A good therapist could probably help you desensitize yourself to something as harmless as a Brussels sprout. After all, it's just a tiny cabbage. It looks the same and tastes the same, it's just little.
As indonesians, personaly thank you for all foreigner visit to my lovely country and make my country more famous in the whole world, and we wellcome you all as a good friend and family
I guess the rice is actually lontong. The green roll is dadar gulung. The green round is klepon. The deep fried... Tempe goreng, tofu/tahu, if there's filling in it, it's tahu susur. The snail one is... Eel, I guess. Fried eel, belut goreng. The brown jelly is cincau
I have loved both - the game and the food. You guys have some great ideas and are shooting great vlogs. I enjoy all four and will join Kinginit as well.
Aku bangga deh jadi indonesia... Masih banyak makanan indonesia di daerah luar jawa contoh makanan dari ambon, sulsel, sumatra, dan kimantan... Berbagai macam makanan bgitu banyak di indoneisa sy suka hal seperti ini karna memperkenalkan makanan indonesia terutama bakso yang begitu pepuler
Hi... It's nice to watch your video... I'm Dwi and I live in Gianyar, close to the market that you visited... It's little bit difficult to find a vegetarian option on the market, however close to the market there is a place called Semebaung has a really good local vegetarian warung (small restaurant) And by the way on nasi campur with Ayam panggang, the one that you like is made by egg not pork and the last food I believe it's "lindung" small eel 😁 hope you enjoy your holiday in Bali
wow, its amazing video. thanks guys for visited Indonesia. I hope you will come back and try another Indonesian foods in here again. Indonesia have so many foods. and you guys should try it. ❤❤❤ -begginer english
Respect for all of you guys for trying bali street foods, Babi guling is my favorite ones. Come to medan or danau Toba, north sumatera. There's more a lot street food tour too
Love your vids.....just catching up on them as ive not watched for a couple of weeks,nice to see your with your friends but I really couldn't watch the way away!! 😖
That black jelly is called cincau or chinchow: Chin chow is a brown-black jelly made from an herbaceous plant, Mesona Chinensis, which is largely found in Southern China. Chin chow is also known as xian cao (仙草), grass jelly or divine grass. It is a popular dessert in East Asia, normally eaten in jelly form or drunk as a beverage. That crunchy black thing is like liver. Did anyone of you have stomachache at all or Bali belly they call?
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Ehmm guys I think you should have an Indonesian friend who can speak english to be a translator when you go to a traditional market next time. Cause not all Indonesian can speak english😐. English is just third language for us. We usually speak tradional language and Bahasa as our national language for daily conversation :)
The Endless Adventure not snail but eel i think😂
its not snail but, fried eel. try to browse with "belut" and find out what it is. come to bandung and try the best food we have here, are u interesting?
The Endless Adventure I came from bali as well But I lived in Australia
An interesting video.
The reason I've been hooked on your films (since I stumbled on my first one after searching"fish and chips Cornwall") is, I have come to realise, due to 3 factors.
1 your passion for food, and the fact that you are adventurous, non fussy eaters.
2 your enthuisiasm for the country you're in. I was touched by your love of my country, England.
3 Positivity. Even if things go wrong you still look on the bright side.
I'm so glad you're not vegans.
All the best x
Yeah, but they ARE FUSSY EATERS!!!!!! What vlog are you watching.
@@matsksm I think he is referring only to Eric and Allison!
I don't have anything against anyone's food choices but it's hard if you try to combine it with traveling to exotic places where English is not spoken and you don't even use Google translator to learn basic local words like "vegetarian", "fish" or "meat" in it. Like... Ok, I understand and I am respectful to your decisions. Buy you're in Indonesia, in a street market. Good luck if that chicken is even chicken. I try to be open minded and, if the locals eat it, ehy can't I? But, if youhave this food restrictions which are completely understandable, the least you can do is learn to comunicate in a basic level. For example, I'm very allergic to strawberries, so everytime I travel I learn how to say the word in that country and even print a card saying "I'm very allergic to strawberries, does this contain them?". I have traveled to many exotic places and everyone has been so helpful when you try first to approach to them, instead of complaining that they don't speak English. Girl...you're the guest , it's you the ine who doesn't 'speak Indonesian.
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*FLOOR JELLY* 🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG I’M DYING rofl
You’re half-right, if you live outside; it’s GRASS-jelly. And those “snails” are EELS 😋
Allegro ConEspressivo we call it cincau
Hendra Rismana which means 🧚🏻♂️ _FAIRY GRASS_ 🌱
I think they have to mix it first before eating
lol I hate cincau cos it taste too much like grass, but some ppl love it
Allegro ConEspressivo really? I thought it was tapai/tape ketan hitam. I'm pretty sure grass jelly wont give those guy a shocking face. Tape does.
The crispy rings that you guys ate was eel. The black jelly in the dessert is grass jelly. Very popular in Asia it’s medicinal and helps to cool down your body.
also called cingcau
Thanks so much for taking us out of our comfort zone to try some new foods!! Gonna have to try some more local foods in the future 😊
Flying the Nest the "Pepes" thing is made of fish usually with spicy seasoning, and it is wrapped with banana leaf... that is so yummy! You should try it cause you love fish, and you made a good choice for the tea, teh (tea) botol (bottle) sosro is the best and legendary tea. Anyway if you visit Indonesia again try pecel, gado gado and rujak, they are made of veggies.. you can find those dishes in Java..
To all of you, Thanks a bunch for visiting Indonesia 😊
Western Pescatarians and Vegans complaining about Indonesia’s lack of ‘suitable’ food for Westerner’s preference
and not speaking English - hilarious 😂 .
Hahahhahahhahahahhaha lol....why they choose to be a vlogger if they complain? Hahhahhaha
Typical millennials...
Exactly. It should be my standard everywhere I go mentality.
Take a look at the bright's side ... Indonesia were never for the fainthearted people . Despite it's laidback culture attitudes and mannered people in it . Indonesia were always bristling with an " actives " and free spirited energy .
Just keep that in minds ...you'll be going on along just fine..
This was an awkward episode and almost like they caricatured themselves
Don't you guys have local friends? I think they will helps you to find interesting food in Indonesia
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Makanya ni bule pada dapet "harga bule" 😂😂😂
It's hard to find local friends if you're just traveling through. It's always enjoyable to meet locals, though! Having a local give suggestions is always the best part when coming to a new city. I will be leaving for Bali in 2 days!
Thats not snail. That is eel. Deep fried eel with some flour. And yeah, thats must be salty because usually u eat that with rice.
Try come to Padang, Sumatra for foods. or Jakarta, u can try all food around Indonesia if u can find the location.
If u come here dont forget to try rendang, eat at Padang restaurant, sate, soto, nasi goreng, bakso, mie goreng/rebus, mie aceh, for vegie u can eat gado2, ketoprak, pecel. Try kelapa muda too (coconut water).
For dessert try martabak manis/asin, putu, serabi/surabi, all kind of sweet porridge, jajanan pasar, kolak pisang/labu.
Most Indonesian foods have heavy flavor and spicy. And for u guys i recommend to eat at restaurant or cafe for heavy food because they serve it nicely and the flavor not to much heavy for west people tongue. Of course the lokal person love to eat that in street markets. U can find thats all food on the street too, because thats common food to eat in here.
Thanks for come to Indonesia and try our foods. Hope u guys can enjoyed stay here 😊
You two are by far the best at these adventures...keep the vids coming!
I like them on there own better... they are modest and humble appreciative and respectful of others! Way away are okay, not as much depth to their perspective... the other two groups I can simply do without🥴
Welcome to indonesia all spicy food!! When u want try indonesian food u MUST ready to spicy ..
WOW, cant believe flying the nest was in this video, awesome!! Recently started watching the travel stories here on youtube, followed the flying the nest first and then you guys. Love your vlog so much :) Well guess I will check the other two vlog out. Cheers!
Glad you tried the traditional market there, one of my favorite market when I go back home to Bali. The thing you called snail was not snail, it was fried Eels.
And the drink was called Es Campur or Mixed ice and the black jelly was grass jelly, but you should mix all those up before drink it to get more flavors of it.. but good jobs you all!! :)
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Oh grass Jelly! it does taste bad when eaten alone. We usually add sugar to it.
I love Flying the Nest, and because of them I subbed to the rest of these 3 couples. IMO, they ALL do a wonderful job blogging their travel experiences. It’s great to see different perspectives of places ☺️😊
Glad you enjoyed all the different perspectives! We had so much fun hanging out with everyone and seeing their different styles firsthand :)
Such a shame for the language barrier..
What can i say, it's *local* market.. If u hang out in some fancy restaurants, it wouldn't be a problems at all..
My suggestions for all the vlogger is, if u want to hang out in local places, maybe u should hire a guidance or something..
Saya juga suka sambel yang pedas dan ayam goreng
Thats right
Congratulations on 90000 subscribers!! Love this channel!!
Pls do some research first for any indonesian street food... You need native advisor on these, on how to eat, the food's name, the market... Just not being random visitor
Exactly my thought!
Yasss
Yesssss
yup yup
I think thats the point they made this video, random people, and random streetfood tho
Love this video and love you guys! Been subscribing to this channel for quite a while now and so excited to see that you actually went all the way to Gianyar for food! My hometown
The food looks amazing! We just filmed Mumbai street food it will be out tomorrow and it was so good too! 😊 great video with great youtubers! 😍
It's difficult to be a traveler & be picky eaters! I love the Endless Adventurers, you guys are pretty much game for anything!
*Travels the world to experience other cultures*
"DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING VEGAN?"
"WHY CAN'T YOU SPEAK ENGLISH?"
Disgusting isn’t it
Yes.. anoying people
1. Because they don't have and sell it.
2. Baceuse the couple doesn't speak Indonesia.
😁😁
Love you guys and flying the nest..you guys are my absolute favorites!!! Of course kinging it is amazing as well.
yaasss!! Loved it guys thanks for showing us this market and forcing us to eat 'floor' haha.
Miss you guys!
Absolutely! Glad you all were open to stepping out of your comfort zone 😁 We'll meet again soon! Oh and good luck on the rally 🤘We'll be watching!
it's grass jelly... and is originated from china mainland... it's vegan food
Kinging- It "floor"???Hahahaha that jelly,call "cingcau". make from cingcau leaf
It call black cincau... there are two kind of cincau...black cincau and green cincau, it made from cincau leaf....but i prefer the green one...
U must mix it before u eat..
Thank you guys for promoting bali island. I think u all need one local friend to help you finding the best local food.. suksma
i think that i might need to explain some of those food...warning, i'm not food expert but i am a local foodlovers.
9:43 i think it was tfried tofu, should be nit spicy, maybe it got spicy from sauce of other food. the rice called 'ketupat', it's like rice dumpling, can be made from sticky rice too, almost same like lontong. it used to be rice for ramadhan, you mayy it those with other meat, veggie, etc. than it was 'tempe orek' tempe fried with nuts or maybe enchovies, it taste usually sweet but can be made spicy also. the drink called 'Teh Botol', literally Teh is Tea and Botol si Bottle. next on the cup, i'm not quite sure but i think it was 'bubur sumsum', made from rice flour and mixed it with palm sugar. Lol, it hitnk you need to bite the edge a little bit of that sugar plastic than pour it to the glas and mixed it.
12:06 we called it 'klepon' or some called 'onde-onde', it's like rice cake coated with coconut filled with palm sugar, watch out eating it when still hot. deep fried bananas it is. and the last is 13:15 i think it was 'kue talam' or 'talam cake' made from mixed flour. something that you didn't eat on 12:02, the long green cake, it was called 'dadar gulung' a rice flor cake filled with sweet grated coconut.
13:46 ayam panggang is grilled chicken. And the rest was well explained.
16.10 i don't think it was snail..though it wasn't clear for me, but i gues it was intestines, not sure.
17:07 yes it was fried tempe. 17:31 is fried tofu filled with veggies like carrots, bean sprout, etc. and the drink we called 'sop buah' or fruit soup. it was a few kind of fruit in it also jellies with ice, sugar and maybe condense milk.
i hope helps you to understand Indonesian food...sorry i post it too long
16:10 I think it's eel? crispy deep fried eel.. cmiiw
yeah it was eel
yes, maybe...
It's a pig tounge
Yeah, it's not snail it is eel (fried eel), and in indonesian it's called "belut goreng" ...sorry I post it too long because, I just watched the video and read the comments column
As excited as I was to finally watch this video, as an Indonesian, I ached, as I saw most of you guys struggle. Considering it was a very local market, you could've gone with getting someone local to show you around and give you insights at all the different local cuisines. There was just soooooo much that was missed!!! As for the vegetarian/pescetarian dishes, Indonesian food has so many varieties as it dominates our cuisine, but due to the language barrier, it was all to be missed :( I didn't finish the video as there was way too many errors
As indonesian and watching this I really feel the urge to correct and help 😂
Actually you guys have good method for food traveling with split up with each category of food.
That was amazing.
Such a great team video... :) Absolute crack-up...! (definitely worth more than 1 view)
Creg's (Craig) beige ensemble... Great describin'...
Aimee's description of the jelly - "floor" was hilarious...
The baby eel looked interesting... Not sure if I'd be game...
Jess' playdoh & coconut vs Josh's paintball & coconut... Hmmm :/
I think Indonesia is a haven for spices, so it's not surprising there was some unexpected ziiiiiing...
Alison definitely had the best clue as to what to eat... (A little research can go a loooong way)
The fact that you are willing to push the envelope with food is always interesting. It is going to get difficult to top yourselves down the road but who knows? You are a credit to travelers and can help those following step up and take a chance on learning to like something different. Please keep pushing the envelope. The reactions to the *bad stuff* is priceless.
"Struggling with the language barrier, no one speaks English"
"We said no spice!"
Hahhahahhahahahahhahahajjajaj lol
There is technology named google translate dear
Hahhahahhahahahhahahhahaj lol
Japanese don't know how to speak engrish too... But they know karate
so Pepes in this video is actually spiced fish usually tongkol (little tuna like fish) wrapped in banana leaves and mixed with sambal and then you roast it usually in charcoal. it's delicious and go well with rice. there's also tofu pepes, made of tofu and chicken pepes as well. the cake made of potato we called it Kue Lumpur, it is a pancake actually but made with potato mixed with coconut juice. that black square jelly is cincao, it's actually originated from China, the jelly was made from certain kind of grass, and it has a healing effect. the fried fritters we called it here as gorengan, it consists of deep fried tempe, bean sprout and cabbage stuffed tofu, deep fried banana, fried wrapped banana (molen) and deep fried sweet potato. and the last one is deep fried eel, you are supposed to eat it with rice so it wont taste too salty and spicy..
sorry for the long comment
STREET FOOD IS LOVE😋😋
Asian woman here. If you're vegetarian or pescaterian, you should learn the words for asking about that before you go to any country, Asian or not. You cannot assume that locals know your language. Most Asian countries make use of any protein they have and it's not their fault that they can't provide you with your preferred protein. I know the other vloggers don't mean to be rude but that's what comes off to Asian people. I like Flying the Nest but I find the way they handle their experiences with locals (outside of the resort experience) to be exceptionally rude. I continue to watch the Endless Adventure because they are much more down to earth and are humble about their experiences. YMMV.
Trying Mystery foods lots of fun. Had to read the comments. I knew you'd have fans there that could name the items. Fun seeing the reactions and hearing the discriptions, floor. hahah That couldn't have been eaten correctly, but very funny.
I believe that People who come to Bali or Indonesia has a good personality. 😁
2018 and no one of y'all that using Google translate for conversation?
Good to see you TH-camr together
These always happens when scavenger eats our food without local guide.
Thanks for visited my country😍
The 2 British groups are annoying. They were so rude about the food. You're in another country, give them some respect.
Couldn't agree more !
Yaass...you're right!
First of all, u decide your destination
When u choose to eat local street market...u should be ready of the shocking taste...come on,it was in the street's serving (not in the comfy restaurant) and..of course please give some respect to the local culture
Good vid anyway guys!
Fitri Novita Aryani
They did their best to find and eat the food. Not everyone will like everything or eat everything. Why don’t you try eating everything and loving it
phuoi trinh
They go around trying different neat weird odd food. You should not complain just because they don’t like something
samanthainlove they should expect "wierd" food when they are traveling. They shouldn't be rude about it,like you probably would be! Stick to burgers and don't go to local markets!
Indonesia is a paradise of food and fruits. cheap and tasty
U guys have to learn a little bit bahasa that we can use daily. I'm Indonesia. And thank you for promote indonesian street food.
You Guys eat
1. Ayam Panggang and Babi Guling
2. Vegetarian food : the rice that you say with good packaging we call it "KETUPAT" in bahasa.
3. And the dessert : the green one like a ball with coconut outside and sugar inside is "KLEPON" in Bahasa. And another green is "dadar gulung" thats sweet because there is coconut and something sweet inside. I think thats Sugar.
4. And the KingingIt eat : we call it "GORENGAN" There are Tofu, Tempe, and many more mixing over there. You guys have to try eat that with SAMBAL. Thats perfect.
Thats not snails. I dont know what it is but i make sure thats not SNAIL. hehehehe. Thank you.
Wiwiek Green 😉😉😉
@@pejuangreceh463 😊😊😊
I am from Indonesia. I am very proud of you who have praised very honestly and introduced our special food to all of your subcriber. i love it❤
Kinging It fan here. Whoo whoo
YASS Aaron! :P
try martabak telor, terang bulan, pisang nugget, or you can go to java island, theres lot of etnic food, traditional indonesian street food, indonesia have lot of different traditional food from each island,
That was another awesome vlog! As usual I especially like the food related ones :)
Ashley and Josh are such a cute couple too :)
Great episode guys! Keep the food blogs coming please!
Terima kasih sudah membagikan pengalaman kalian selama di Bali, Indonesia ❤
Lovely to see you all together
Ammonia - YUM!
You're right, that's fried eel.
Some tips for Vegan, here is some Indonesian food that vegan can tolerate and easy to find in Indonesia :
1. Pecel, Gado-gado & Ketoprak. Some kind of peanut butter salad with lots of veggies mixed together with rice cake. Ketoprak is sweeter and gado-gado tend to be salty, pecel is kind of healtier with more natural taste. You can request it's spiciness.
2. Gorengan, it's literally Indonesian tempura, safest choice coz anything in gorengan stall is animal free. Anything you can think of coated with butter and deep fried. Usually from tofu, tempe (fermented soy bean), banana, yam, cireng (from starch flour etc, taste good), bakwan (veggies tempura kinda) etc...Taste better when it's still hot/ warm
3. Every sweet traditional drink/ dessert in street food stall. Unlike western that like to use milk, we tend to use coconut milk to put inside sweet dessert/ drink, contain no cheese whatsoever unless it's modernized, lots of traditional dessert contain egg (telur), just ask to make sure.
4. Lontong sayur, Indonesian curry soup with rice cakes and some kind of veggies, 100 % animal free.
5. Sup buah, it literally means fruits soup, contains only condense milk (creamer), syrup, and fruits. (No one here consider condense milk as a real milk, it's more like a creamer...)
6. Es Campur (Mixed ice), Everything inside is animal free.
7. Es pisang ijo, Some kind of dessert with slurry starch, green coated banana, and some syrup and condense milk.
Apa lagi yak? Tambahin dah...
Being pescatarians and hygiene-conscious, asking for no-spice in Indonesia’s street markets......GOOD LUCK 🤣
Not only because it’s relatively difficult to “find”, but GET READY TO BE “CHEATED” LOL 😋 literally you found the place for “catfish” *wink* 😜 Poor Stephen & Jess 🌶
Allegro ConEspressivo Indonesians won't cheat like that. Just different view on spicy hot. I mean what you considered spicy hot is not spicy hot to the seller. I know because I'm Indonesian, I'm also struggling the same thing when I'm trying to buy street foods for my daughter.
Do notice I used scare quotes, I was not implying that Indonesians were cheaters.
Allegro ConEspressivo Yes, I saw it's in quotes, I quite understand what you meant. Just trying to give a clearer perspective to other audiences because I myself experienc the same thing quite often. Thanks for bring this conversation.
glad you took no offence
Pepes ikan laut is baked fish with banana leafs,and that's crunchy is fried eels,the black jelly is grass jelly 😁😁😁
Be local guys, at least just use Google translate for every vocab to make it easier when speaking. Anyway for a mystery your, it's a good video.
Fly the nest brought me here- new subscriber 🏴✌🏼
Pepes = smoked fish (you missed that, you said you want fish)
That snails are eels tho 😅
The black jelly thing is called cincau, it's made of natural leafs. And yeah the fried thing that was discribed as snail is an eel. The tiny green balls covered in coconut is filled with brown sugar (it's called klepon) , liquefied brown sugar is very common to use in traditional Indonesian desserts. Last thing, the thing that was described as green playdoh is called bubur sumsum usually we eat it with the sauce (liquefied brown sugar)
O yeah hello from INDONESIA 👋
i enjoyed watching you guys trying our food, very much appreciated :D
We know bali was heavenly island,yet the balinese food not heavenly enough,the indonesian best foods only can found in another regions outside bali though.
Sorry if bad english. R.I.P english lol
So proud be indonesia people. Indonesia is underrated country👍
oh noo... they missed the "pepes" which is actually steamed fish :(
Thanks for the all
We are appreciated for u all team. Great in Indonesian
No offense to the other channels, but you guys are way better! You can't be picky and say I don't eat that, because maybe that is all they have!
Sheri Irons it’s not about being picky. Just trying to find things you like and can eat. Nothing wrong with not liking stuff it’s normal
Thanks for video guys,bali is paradise so beautifull island in indonesia😍
Who cares about the other channels lol love u guys
yeahh.. thx you for your vlog teling about bali .. that my country and i am from indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Mandananna
FOOD vlogs!! My favorite, loved the video you guys!! Kim and James
not watching the other couples videos, ugghhh.
Yeah. I don't like the other couples, either. That Ashley girl is shrill and *loud!* The rest of them are just too damn nit-picky.
They seem abit to eccentric I think is the word.
Celadon Jade 🤭🤣
@@calichef1962 Ashley makes me uncomfortable. I feel like her bubbliness is fake and over the top. After two vids I couldn't watch anymore. The Flying the Nest couple are very English/Euro-centric. They feel entitled to having people know English and they don't really have any idea how to meld with locals. They are invested in the resort experience and not really into understanding local culture. That last couple - the Kinging It - I've never heard of before but they look like a mess. I'd rather stick to The Endless Adventure, Mark Wiens, and the Food Ranger. At least they have the sense to learn a bit of the language and don't expect the culture to cater to their Western ways.
@@KimJayViet Mark W does not learn the language of many places he visits but does get a local to bring him to the respective places.
nice content, cause u combined with the others
NICE INTRO!
“Ugh that’s..floor. That’s a floor jelly” I’m in tears 😂😂😂
Those things are actually what we called “Cingcau Hitam” or Black Grass Jelly. It made from grass jelly leaf. We have a green version one, you guys should try it too ! Lol 😂
Sorry guys we don't speak english anymore, we must speak indonesia, so you guys wanna traveling to the indonesia you must learn indonesia language first not at all local people can speak english 😁😁😁😁
A good vlog where 4 vlogers come together and share their experiences of the local food. Here you guys described more food in one single video.
The completely bonkers Welsh girl is brilliant.
Dan Sharpe isnt the guy welsh as well?
that "unknown" thing in your chicken dish is actually just grated deep fried gelangel root put into flour dough before it's fried, it's called "kremes". but i might be wrong because i can't clearly recognize it in the video
Allison your beautiful Eric your a lucky man!
The "snails" are baby eel😄 and the floor taste are cincau those made from janggelang leaf
If you all looking for a good street food, you all have come to jakarta, we have a variety of food from all over the city in indonesia
lol @ vegan options
This channel and flying the nest are the two travel channel's i follow
I’m an everythingbutbrussuelsproutsatarian which means I eat everything except brussel sprouts. When I see those things I just get so mad!
You may want to seek counseling. Getting angry at the mere _sight_ of a vegetable you don't like isn't normal. A good therapist could probably help you desensitize yourself to something as harmless as a Brussels sprout. After all, it's just a tiny cabbage. It looks the same and tastes the same, it's just little.
As indonesians, personaly thank you for all foreigner visit to my lovely country and make my country more famous in the whole world, and we wellcome you all as a good friend and family
Those Veggie’s are annoying...get a life!
Darren Bailey they got a life. They travel around the would trying new stuff and learning cultures.
Don’t be jealous of their life style
I guess the rice is actually lontong. The green roll is dadar gulung. The green round is klepon. The deep fried... Tempe goreng, tofu/tahu, if there's filling in it, it's tahu susur.
The snail one is... Eel, I guess. Fried eel, belut goreng. The brown jelly is cincau
I have loved both - the game and the food. You guys have some great ideas and are shooting great vlogs. I enjoy all four and will join Kinginit as well.
Aku bangga deh jadi indonesia...
Masih banyak makanan indonesia di daerah luar jawa contoh makanan dari ambon, sulsel, sumatra, dan kimantan... Berbagai macam makanan bgitu banyak di indoneisa sy suka hal seperti ini karna memperkenalkan makanan indonesia terutama bakso yang begitu pepuler
Hi... It's nice to watch your video... I'm Dwi and I live in Gianyar, close to the market that you visited... It's little bit difficult to find a vegetarian option on the market, however close to the market there is a place called Semebaung has a really good local vegetarian warung (small restaurant)
And by the way on nasi campur with Ayam panggang, the one that you like is made by egg not pork and the last food I believe it's "lindung" small eel 😁 hope you enjoy your holiday in Bali
Great vids guys!!! Can't wait to visit there 😄
I am a fan for long time I checked out the other channels not for me you guys are awesome
Learning by doing...salut dgn para penjual yg fasih bhs inggris...awesome
The crunchy thing you guys ate was eel. They're small eels (usually from the muds in rice fields), deep fried in seasoned batter.
Hai... I'm from Ubud, glad you all like here
Thank you so much for coming to my island BALI
wow, its amazing video.
thanks guys for visited Indonesia. I hope you will come back and try another Indonesian foods in here again.
Indonesia have so many foods. and you guys should try it. ❤❤❤
-begginer english
btw, thanks for making this video. hopefully u enjoy your food adventures in indonesia. love from indonesia
The floor jelly is called Black Cingcau, and the fried snail is actually an deep fried eel
16:24 fried eel 18:05 cincau hitam or grass jelly
Respect for all of you guys for trying bali street foods, Babi guling is my favorite ones. Come to medan or danau Toba, north sumatera. There's more a lot street food tour too
Love your vids.....just catching up on them as ive not watched for a couple of weeks,nice to see your with your friends but I really couldn't watch the way away!! 😖
That black jelly is called cincau or chinchow: Chin chow is a brown-black jelly made from an herbaceous plant, Mesona Chinensis, which is largely found in Southern China. Chin chow is also known as xian cao (仙草), grass jelly or divine grass. It is a popular dessert in East Asia, normally eaten in jelly form or drunk as a beverage. That crunchy black thing is like liver. Did anyone of you have stomachache at all or Bali belly they call?