How Singapore's Bengawan Solo conquered Southeast Asia
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Anastasia Liew arrived in Singapore in the 70s with a suitcase, a little bit of English, and a passion for baking. Fast forward 40 years and she's the owner of one of Southeast Asia most loved brands, Bengawan Solo.
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Title: "Conquered South East Asia"
People in SEA except Singapore:
**Laughs in hidden*
Zzzzz each kuih prices like a brick of gold yet it is factory made in JB...
@@toxicalyss Where can I buy affordable Kuehs in Singapore?
The first Kueh I ate was from Bengawan Solo when I visited SG a few years ago
How come the title said "Bengawan Solo conquered SEA". Never heard the brand till now especially in Indonesia. It's like a clickbait for more viewers
This one is totally an ad. I've been living my life in pastries and best cake shops around the world but this one is not as magnificent as the title says for sure
cause many didnt know and didnt want to know
despite the exagerrated title, the lady started her nationwide brand from literally nothing in a foreign soil. that deserves respect.
diss the journalists, not her or things she struggled to make
Kopi bengawan solo itu bukan?
@@iqbalarsyah215 Precisely. People are quick to pinpoint the flaws but not the strengths.
The Indonesian me:
"Oh, just traditional snack & cake you can buy in every traditional market here".
yaudah sih
Ingat pesan nyokap. Jgn asal beli jajanan diluar. Org jualan skrg banyak yang pake pewarna sama pemanis buatan.
😆😆..itu kan kue klepon kue lapis ..
Jajanan pasar...di pasar2 kota Solo or yogya...pasti ada tuh.
Bukan masalah "just traditional snack and cake"nya. Yang bikin saya geram, itu semua punya negeri kita, dari nama toko sampai semua jenis makanan yang dijualnya. Tapi yang punya nama justru bukan Indo...
Me scanning with my Indonesian eyes : "Lapis legit, lapis, bolu kukus, klepon, bolu pandan, bika ambon"☺😌
Auto ngiler😂😂
Auto ngidam😅
@@wandilande9628 jadi pen makan klepon
@Diyotama really? I didn't know that😂
@Diyotama in south sumatra there are a region that call it onde onde and some region call it klepon (sorry for bad english, i'am still learning it)
As Indonesian myself, I'm very proud by this. Not only she's from Indonesia, she still not forget Indonesian Food culture and success by it. I hope with this, Indonesian foods will be world-wide know by the worlds. Why? Well, Singapore is the hub between Westerner and Easterner. Just with souvenir from the shop alone would made people around the world know what a small portion of Indonesian foods looks like and taste like.
I hope the store will be more successful in the future.
From Indonesia, with love.
dimas0302 I really like their kueh and cakes
Indon dont wanna claim?? Like what u all do to malaysia before this ? Wkwkwkwwk proof that indon only racist for malay
@@tianm1m160 sorry, but 2:20
Yaw witch hahahahahaha Yawn i don,t think so but please not much talk like claim again
@@yawwitch3568 lol, shame on you malay for playing victim all this time
All I know about "Bengawan Solo" is a river in Solo-Center Java. And those cakes are cheap here in Indonesia, and here in my country those traditional cakes usually sales in stall in small amounts, because those cakes are home made and done traditionaly here, and also those cakes can get stale quickly, well, I think for a shop its not an easy business.
Its very beautiful when people from all skin colors living together in peace and harmony. No place for hatred, evil racism and violence.
@UCJJAm32dvfxSHnv671DouGQ May kindness always reign over evil and immoral racism.
@Johnny Sins Racism is one of the root of all evils. Is the work of satan.
Nah I have been to Asia it’s very much light skin vs dark skin
@@KG-kq7kn Thats why every person all over Asia must stop any form of abuse and discrimination towards people who have different skin than them. *Let only love, compassion and kindness reign. Let people living in peace and harmony just like what we see in this video.* Asia is not a den of satans. Racism is when satan infested in people mind and resulting evil acts. Every racism atrocity and violence must end.
@Johnny Sins come to indonesia and you will know.
I'm afraid singapore become the new USA
When they say the world its only singapore 😂
Are we forgetting the fact the the Americans saved us from Japan with the nuke?
Jonathan Ng, [Visible Confusion]
@@jonathanng138 they commited a war crime by nuking civillians yes
@@iliketorock21 so you liked being under the imperial Japanese Army?
@@jonathanng138 both the occupation and the nuking are bad
I shed tears knowing that this lovely lady made such mouthwatering Indonesian cake and sell it without forgeting its origin. :') so heartwarming. Semoga sukses selalu, Nyonya Liew. Salam
Huhu tears ya :'( wkkwkwkwkkk
Bengawan solo: In every shopping mall in Singapore.
I edited this comment so the people replying to me don't make sense lol
Ello There WOAH HOW
@@ellothere6469 I'm sure you don't go out often......
@@ellothere6469
You need your eyes checked.
Ello There it’s even in JEWEL CHANGI 🤣
Buying a souvenir from Singapore that originally comes from Indonesia (the recipe)hmmm this is a bit awkward 😅 but yeah, congratulations from Indonesia, it's joyful thing to see someone using traditional recipe and be successful
It's a similar thing with bakmi, bakso, bakwan, tahu, siomay etc that originally from China.. But today it's become Indonesian daily food
And also bambu runcing that's originally from China then Japan, but claimed to be Indonesian's authentic weapon.
@Albert Tennedy True, those are some of the examples of Chinese foods / recipe that become Indonesian daily / folk foods
@@Joooo89 bambu runcing is not an authentic weapon, it is an improvised weapon.
@@cakapcakep241 weapon of desperation because japan near defeat
Look past kingdom they use true weapon like sword golok etc
@@Joooo89 yeah I understand your logic, but that makes me think a question, how long it's needed for a food/things/tradition from other to become "our" for The thing you mentioned I suppose they exist really long for them to become an authentic national? Food. correct me if I'm wrong
Lol, on indonesia this actually is street food that you can find anywhere...xD
@@MrAhpensiko ridiculous
Who want to claim others when we already knew if it's from Indonesia or not. In this case Bengawan solo store, they informed us that she was immigrated from indonesia that's why we know where this food origin from. They're not claiming that this food origin is from Singapore. Unlike others country or media that didn't inform or claiming something belong to them while it's actually false.
Oh yeah just who exactly responsible for that? Big company with power? Natural fire widespread? What exactly your point is? Which forest you're talking about. I don't need to inform you go read news and you know what happens
@@MrAhpensiko agree with seven world's comment. this comment is just wanna tell that those are street foods in Indonesia. It's so ridiculous with your claim-ing thingy argument. Bengawan Solo is Indonesian words and this snacks are introduced there. No hate to claim everything tho. Singapore even Malaysia shares nearly the same culture. So many things are nearly the same. Like Nasi uduk in Indonesia but different name in Malaysia nasi lemak. Kebaya too. If the haze is from Indonesia we clearly will say that it's from us. Not to mention about export import too. So I just tired when people talk about this claiming things, haha. Every culture is unique, if ones really claim another's it's hate (claiming another's culture) but I think if it's near the same so what, same culture, different names. Even kebaya and batik has it's own uniqueness in every place. So pls just spread positivity!!!
@@ny9296 yeah thats true. He didn't claim anything.
Conquered Singapore, yes. But conquered South East Asia?? Lol
it's an ad guys
Yeah never heard that brand in indonesia either. But its looks authentic indonesian cake
Sasuga South *China* Morning Post.
@@wonyoungiie831 indonesa cake? LOL all the cakes came from China
Ikr. Never heard of it. I would like to try
Bengawan Solo river in Indonesia: I know
Bengawan Solo Singapore's cake shop: Never know and hear about it.
Which part of SEA that you conquered?
It's clickbait we get it
I thought they talking about river named Bengawan Solo 😂
Of course it is... they are from Indonesia
Same, in my head i was like, "Are we not going to talk about the river itself? Why cake?" Smh
The shop named after that river.
I love that she named it Bengawan solo which means she never forget where she came from ❤️🇮🇩
@@imdancingforever5215 orang china indo mah pada bangga dengan indonesia, cuman mereka suka di rasisin sama penduduk lokal.. kasihan kan🙄
I am Indonesian, I love those cakes, I used to eat them a lot in my childhood time. But I am no longer in Indonesia, I couldn't find those kind of cakes here. It is sweet of her to bring the cakes to Sgp and introduce them to the world! They should open one in Germany.
uni di jerman sama
I just found out that traditional Indonesian cakes are sold in Singapore ... I am amazed ... It turns out that there are many enthusiasts of Indonesian traditional cakes who like them in Singapore. cakes from Indonesia are famous for being delicious ... You can try them directly to Indonesia which is more original
Ya yg punya org indo
Me an Indonesian: Bentaaarrr...
*edit
Definitely one of the best five minutes video. Aah i missed lebaran already wkwk
2 bulan lagi kayanya, yang sabar aja 😂
lah, kok orang indo pada ngumpul di sini :')
@@humaerahakhra6661 yooi wkwk
Indonesian snack or Kue is really tasty. I am really proud and happy that people in Singapore really enjoy it...
I am really proud that she came here from Indonesia and bake all these for us Singaporeans to enjoy! That is why we have to be thankful to our neighbouring countries for their food as well and stop all the hate! Peace.
fun fact: never saw Indonesian bought this (well because basically these are Indonesian traditional cakes & kueh),
actually never heard it before my Singaporean colleague brought the kue lapis to our Jakarta office and thought to myself "ini mah kue lapis legit" haha..
but what i appreciate the most is they escalate the initially traditional market snack into somehow a more elegant look to gain vary customer especially tourists
Never thought begawan solo would conquer singapore.
This is found on a daily basis all over indonesia
i don't eat Bengawan solo, i cross over it
Different franchise.
the ((brand)) “bengawan solo”, which is what being discussed in the video, did start in sg. the info is accurate. lets not start a claiming war sea friends...
To be frankly, after watching this -ads- news, some Indonesian might be thinking, "Why didn't she opened her store in Indonesia instead of SG?", some Malaysian might be thinking, "Kueh lapis is also part of our heritage, why did she claimed it was from Indonesia?". Jealousy is an evil thought and we should not do evil.
@@sabunkompas mostly Indonesian. I barely see Malaysian complain about this video. But for me every country in south asian have their own version. I taste the one from mlysia, indonesia and thailand all of them have their own unique taste.
Well we know for sure our asian ancestors travels a lot.
@@sabunkompas There is a Bengawan Solo stall in Indonesia. Last time I was in Jakarta there was one in Mall Ciputra. Actually Nusantara has a shared heritage and there are lots of foreign influences from China and India too.
@@frenchfrete It already becomes Singapore brand. Her business really was started in Indonesia, but grew up in Singapore, to the point her brand is more associated with Singapore than Indonesia. This fact may hurt some, but complaining in social media will not solve the problem.
I love that she named it Bengawan solo which means she never forget where she came from ❤️🇮🇩
I love how Singaporean mentioned that she grew up in Indonesia and bring the cake making skills with her to Singapore. not like certain country who often cover the facts and like to claim. And yes, Bengawan Solo itself is a well honoured Singaporean brand, I love their products!
Which ‘certain’ country are you referring to? 😉
The country name starts with M. LoL.
Lol yes, Singaporean indeed using the logic and very well research, not nonsense claim but don’t even understand the roots.
Cough Cough Malaysia 🤣
@@ultimaxed8239sstttt🤫🤭
Bengawan Solo is actually the longest river in Java island, Indonesia. I live 500m from this river.
gotta give a lifetime voucher for the journalist guy he made bengawan solo popular
Conquered south east Asia? Never heard of it until now
Are you sure? I'm from Malaysia but I've never heard of their brand before...
@Chang yes really overprice. There are many shop that sell kuih in Malaysia, at 'pekan' or 'pasar malam' they sell really cheap
Never heard of it either for me in indonesia
All the kueh she selled with overprice in singapore. In malaysia we can get at street stall at anytime
@@shark4223 , Yaw witch... Both of you crazy is it? Malaysia Pasar Malam food taste like S**T... How can compare Malaysian street kuih to Bengawan Solo?!?!?!?
Appəl poor lad! Living in destitution that never have wherewithal to travel to Malaysia 😂😂😂
conquered SEA!? SCMP joins the deceptive clickbait club. I've never seen nor heard of this brand anywhere in Thailand and Malaysia.
The irony is, there are outlets for this store in Indonesia, where the owners originated.
Yet people rarely notice or care about them, seeing that it is selling traditional snacks and not western-style treats.
It goes to show that sometimes another country can fully appreciate native cuisines/culture more than the actual natives.
@UC5j3at8s9WAMJUGzCkrku-A I can assume that's the case.
I'm just pointing out the other comments here who claim that they never even heard of it in Indonesia. Whereas when I visited several malls in Indonesia, I ran into the stores and had even purchased some treats from them. And I only know just recently how big it is in Singapore.
But it's basically a common issue in other countries, not just about Bengawan Solo. Some food varieties (such as churros, kimchi, etc) can become a big hit in foreign countries, while being overlooked and considered street snack/every day meal in their places of origin.
Becouse already there are alot seller in indonesia, at traditional market.
idk, if u open ur eyes, you'd know that a LOT of Indonesians still enjoy traditional snacks. they mostly buy it from the traditional market or small home-industry. but if some people want to eat non-Indonesian desserts, just let them be. pls stop thinking of it as an irony bcs we're still doing okay
What, come onnnnn you can find those traditional snacks in traditional markets easily. Why should I buy overpriced traditional snacks from overseas food chain, while I *can* buy the same things from mothers near me who made and sell those snacks in a small, home-industry scale? (And yes I/my family bought traditional snacks almost everyday. Those were even my breakfasts when I was living by myself in my uni days)
It should be *how bengawan solo conquered Singapore*
now i really want to try her lovely cakes
all looks delicious and nicely
longchicken just come to Indonesia then..
Septimius Severus it’e indonesian food 🤦♂️
Kue lapis legit, kue pandan, putu ayu, kelepon, etc. Same name but different taste. Easy to find them all in Indonesia coz that's our traditional snack. She was from Indonesia, borned in Indonesia, i believe she made it from d traditional pastry or snack of Indonesia when she was younger before she came to Singapore
So yeah, if u wanna taste it with cheaper price, various traditional pastry n maybe more delicious, come to Indonesia. Do not forget to taste our local fruits too :)
Come to indonesia, they're taste better and much cheaper.
It's not claimed smh, just look at 2:20 why my fellow indonesian always make a big fuss without watching full vid
yah. i even hesitate to look into the comment section knowing there will be that kind of comment.
"conquered south east asia"
@Loli4lyf yup
@ara march you misread everything. Please read and try understand the meaning before attacking someone
@Loli4lyf not all of us like that
Well, does this brand also cause debates in Chinese social media?
I guess it sparked debate all over chinese social media
@@zack88005 No way... A lot of Chinese stuffs were claimed by a race called malays, but for Chinese they not obligated.
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 lol dude it's a joke obviously, given how often south china morning post wrote those line in their video
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 hahah which kuih muih did the chinese produced?
Ofc it does
“Bengawan Solo river of love behold...” 🎵🎵🎵
All over SEA? Im from philippines haven’t heard about that dessert I have eaten pandan cake not that :)
What i know about bengawan solo is name one of the river in java..😂😂😂
I never heard about this in Indonesia. However, if it about a river on middle of Java island then I know that 🤣🤣
It’s a premium brand in singapore. It’s basically an Indonesian street dessert but with high quality food check
Gua tahunya restoran bengawan solo restoran masakan Jawa wkwkwk
Really love their assortment of cakes, pastries and traditional delicacies 💞
My boss from Singapore brought me this cake. She said: "This is a delicious cake from Singapore", and I was like: "it is delicious but it is not from Singapore"
Anyway as an Indonesian, I'm proud that this cake is very well known outside the country.
Semua dari nama toko asli Indo, tapi yang punya nama Singappre. Smh
Mengaburkan asal usul..
It’s from Singapore indeed, he bought it from Singapore, but the origin is from Indonesia indeed
It's great that they put all SEA cuisine' culture in there. If they have a better tatse than original I would gladly adjust our recipe to improve it.
The lady has such a sweet smile. The way she greets her customers is commendable. Well done!
I love this so much when i was in Singapore❤
Kek lapis (we call them that in Malaysia) is very popular here, especially in the state of Sarawak because of the close proximity between Kalimantan and Sarawak. It is believed that the recipe is brought down by the people of Kalimantan
Its dutch cake tho
It was called "spikoe"
Some of kue lapis use dutch "spikoe" spice
But the kalimantan version not use those spices
@@frederickateng3779
No it is not, it's an Indonesian thing, i live in the Netherlands and there is no Dutch equivalent.
@@BLY99 i seee thanks for the info!
@@frederickateng3779 pretty sure it's not Dutch and it's Indonesian
@@frederickateng3779spek koek))) you can buy Indonesian kue lapis in most grocery stores in Holland.
HEY! ITS A MOTIVATION STORY ABOUT A FAMILY MAKE BUSSINESS FROM LONG TIME A GO AND ITS WORK! WHY ITS ALWAYS END WITH MANY HATE COMMENT!!??
No no no Not hate we just share our kueh experience🤣🤣
Hard work always paids off
who ever says overprice never went overseas... different country different price different salary different currency different raw material cost thats all about
thats all is indonesian "jajanan pasar" , tradisional cake we can find every morning in the local market specially in jawa island
I bet these Chinese stole our idea before fleeing from Indonesia 😆
Bengawan solo was international? I never knew LOL
Whole Singapore =/= Whole SEA.
Im from indonesia and never seen a shop called bngawan solo lol
Her business won’t survive in Indonesia lol. Lots of similar products that is a lot cheaper but superior in taste.
U never know dude, maybe ur base asumption bcos u never try same dish with premnium ingredients
There's a lot of 'food place' in indonesia that able to acquire a lot of market only because of the hype. So you never know.
@@bobbyhartanto6827 my mom make cookies & cake from premium (or i think its the best available in market) materials, i could say he is right
@@bobbyhartanto6827 i have. Tbh its above average, but doesnt justify the price tag. If you tried a standard priced lapis legit for example around 10-20 dollars it is superior in taste compated to the 65 dollar bengawan solo price.
That being said there are places in Indonesia that will charge from 300 dollar upwards for a the finest quality lapis legit.
they actually open one in Soekarno airport, I was like huh selling kueh lapis from Singapore in Indonesian airport
The son said it's a "Singapore heritage" excuse me
I know, right?
Bengawan solo place is in Indonesia.
But I never heard this brand of traditional cake in Indonesia , Singapore or all South east Asia country.
banyak ya d singapur
@@vaniajuliana3155 I'm not sure. Many time go to Singapore . I never seen it. Even in china town . Bugis or AMK area.
This cake shop is a must to try
I can feel her heartwarming kueh.. such a great lady
Im malaysian and i never heard of it😂
In east java, we named them Jajan Pasar 😅
Thanks for introducing Indonesia through the cake
Bengawan Solo Riwayat Mu Dulu. Ngak nyangka Jajanan Kue Traditional Indonesia populer di SG di sini murahmeriah di pasar banyak heheh
Bengawan solo is such a classic! 🧡🧡
Bengawan is a river in Central Java
Nama doang dari jateng, tapi makanannya tetep dari Temasek.
@@momon4868 Begitu ya?
@@momon4868 Begitu ya? (2)
@@momon4868 Emang kue lapis makanan temasek? Kue lapis itu dari Jawa, bukan temasek
"Bengawan" literally means "river" in Javanese (in high register, the low register version is "kali"). Bengawan Solo refers to a specific river in Central Java.
All the foods are literally come from Indonesia, I eat those kind of food a lot especially kue lapis (i am from indonesia, not being overproud, just for ur information)
AxLz07 thank you for such an unimportant information
''not being overproud''
AxLz07, Kueh lapis is not actually Indonesian, it is Dutch! Spekoek. Something to learn for you!
@@rothschildianum it's "Dutch East Indie" not "Dutch"
@@ferrykurniawan1919 Let's think this way, Indonesian civilization did not have baking thing. They might steam something like other typical Indonesian desserts. Therefore, only European civilization that bakes for example baking bread, cookies. Kueh Lapis is totally baked, therefore, we know it is not originally from Indonesian's civilization.
Very inspiring
In Solo Indonesia we used to call it "Tenongan" or Cake Shop... Thank you for using a Bengawan Solo for the branding
For those who ask: bengawan solo is a river's name in Java, Indonesia. The name is used because the shop is selling mainly indonesian recipes traditional local snacks.
Although the brand is famous and located in Singapore apparently (I have no idea since those cakes I eat almost everyday growing up, surely they're selling it overpriced there. Though it's fair considering the rent and everything).
Kue (indonesian) = cake
Lapis = slice
Bengawan solo = River in solo (city)
Solo = Our presiden(jokowi) came from (born)
In here (indonesia) there's a name coffe shop "bengawan solo" too, competitor "starbucks" and "jco"
Thanks for introduce Bengawan solo in this video :)
Its originaly from Indonesia. Right or I'm dumb bc I didn't know bengawas solo was in Singapore.
Lapis is not slice, lapis is layer.
And kue is from 糕 gao(chinese) from hokkien dialect "kwe"
What a lovely shop!
Yah, I love it too.
For those who's wondering about the name, it come from an Indonesian song
And yet, even in Indonesia it self. I never heard of Bengawan Solo Cake Shop. LOL🤣🤣
Heard of the song when I was young. Very nice song.
And the song came of from a name the longest river in java Indonesia
Hongkong ppls always bring this cake when travel to Singapore , pandan siffon cake very smooth
Yeah, senang bisa sama2 merasakan jadi keluarga besar benua Asia.
Well done. A lot of hard work and determination for perfection put into your business...👏👏👏
As an Indonesia, I was proud and happy that with her business, people in Singapore will know Indonesia traditional street food and she still use bengawan solo as her brand name
Im from malaysia and ive never heard it lol.
Im from indonesia and i never heard a brand called "Bengawan solo" LOL
You can found this as street food in Indonesia 😂
same with cambodia and the rest of southeast asia tbh... also never heard of the shop and im half cambodian lol
The difference is the quality. Also the packaging and presentation are modern and attract many people.
Family and its Passion
Its really touching when see people who nake something with all of their heart, not only to get money, but to fulfill their desire to make something become the best
For those people who dont know Bengawan Solo is a name of a river in indonesia and theres also a song for it
wow, every indo/malay foods labeled as 'singapore'.
Can't help it if Singapore, the smallest nation in South East Asia, and among the smallest in the world, has a larger impact on the world than most of her neighbours.
Because they have money, that's why. Unlike their neighbours, still bickering about politics and stuffs that doesn't matter.
Singapore actually are more Malay environments compare to Malaysia.
@@zulwabule u mean malay race? Owh that race who are lazy and claimed all the stuffs from China?
@@adhyharris7478 do you mean hongkong?
Air mengalir sampai jauh, akhirnya ke SG... hehehe.. Hi... I m orang Solo and bengawan solo is our lovely river
I'm Malaysian ,I know Bengawan Solo bcoz someone treat me with one (kuih raya,not remember)...but I think it's normal for me.
Saw kuih lapis,I love kuih lapis that have strong scent of rose syrup,yum2.
Just go to indonesia, then go to local villages in java. Ask locals for "kondangan" or "tahlilan" ceremony if any, you'll get those cake for free.. 😁
But you have to give 'tip' for the bride 😂
@@wandilande9628 ppssttt....empty envelope
And if bold enough, consume them, then find a toilet to spend the day AND night in/with as you'll most likely need that.
Bruu this is the cake I usually ate when there's a family party
You can find it on a streets vendors
Thank you Tinus. 😘
No doubt. Their Pandan chiffon is the best out of many I tried
I'm Malaysian and never heard of it
Lol
And here in the Philippines, never heard of it too... Known in South East Asia is a huge claim..
I guess it would be known to the wealthy people.
We never heard this brand in Malaysia 🤣
Really the best
Taste is way too PERFECT! Bengawan Solo is basically an Indonesian reguler snacks, you can find it at a local open market in Indonesia. But man oh man, Indonesian snacks is so YUMMY 🍴🥮🍰🍧🧁🧈🍡😋😋🤤
Guys this is a part of promotion
Claimed it so popular in SEA lol
All the comment represent the truth
I’ve never heard that one here in the Philippines. Actually there are 11 countries in South East Asia not just Singapore
This is a lovely story. Pandan cakes 😭💖
Ahhh senang sekali lihat ibu ini jaya..
I have heard about Bengawan Solo in Indonesia, but it's the real one not this fake one 😆
Have you got the joke?
I still remember my primary school music book had this song
BENGAWAN SOLO , RIWAT MUENE!!!!😂
the title confused me a bit as first time i read it. but actually, after watch it, it's not about claiming, but the content is telling about how a person moved to singapore from indonesia a while ago, try to make INDONESIA'S CAKE and sell it, and respectly it now generously knowing. Very nice, as the world may know Indonesia is a big country with a rich culture, and these culture is mixed with a very delicious traditional cake.
🤤 it looks yummy
Indonesian pastry mom conquers singaporean market with Indonesian recipe... it proves how awesome is indonesian foods. thank you Liew Family. I wish I can move to UK to sell rujak uleg and soto medan. Wml gaes
What i like about Singaporean is even this cake have been around for a long time, they still respected it as Indonesian cake not claming that as their own like the other country
It motivate me to be succeed too as her.
Me: Wathcing this video
My stomach: *DEPRESSION INTENSIFIES*