Medan Town

I have good news for all Indonesian in Singapore (especially if you are from Medan, the capital of the North Sumatra province). Yeah, Finally I found a rich flavors taste of Indonesian food in Singapore. Located at Tanjong Katong Road, Medan Town provides quite lot varieties of Medan’s dishes.Medan Town specialized in Medanese foods (of course, from the restaurant name you can guess it already) that will make you drooling. We tried Bihun Bebek Dry,...

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La Piazza Street Food Festival (November 21 - December 1, 2013)

Good news for all food lovers in Jakarta, especially who stay at Kelapa Gading area. From November 21 -  December 1, 2013, La Piazza has "Street Food Festival" event. This food event allows you to try famous foods from local and international foods in one place, "La Piazza". You can save your time and most importantly transport fee :)   You may found many local famous street food stalls, such as:- Es Campur Jelly Pluit Sakti- Nasi Goreng...

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Bakpao Laviva

Happy Monday, Guys!!! For today’ post, I will share with you some “cute” bao!!!Since I’m basically out of job for these three months (which also means I’m VERY free),  beside stay at home and take care of my lovely mother, my other “main job” is google-ing and finding either new or special or fun foods which can be delivered to home =P Thanks to the power of Google, I can find Bakpao Laviva. I’m so proud of myself happy that I can find this...

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Bibigo

Craving Korean foods while shopping at NEX Mall? You shall try Bibigo.   Bibigo offers healthy and delicious Korean dishes which from my personal view is “worth-to-wait for try”.   Went there alone during lunch, I ordered the Spicy Chicken Stew and Black Rice. Spicy Chicken Stew is their recommendation dish. Since the dish never comes with rice, I ordered black rice as well.   Beginning, I was quite upset with their service. I only...

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Ketoprak

Today I want to share with you all, my lovely readers, another Indonesian traditional dish called Ketoprak. Ketoprak IDR 8.000 Ketoprak is an Indonesian street dish which consists of lontong (rice steamed in a banana leaf), tofu, sliced cabbage, beehoon, beansprouts, crackers and sauce made from peanut and palm sugar mixed with chili, salt, garlic and sweet soybean ketchup. Unlike pecel, we can easily find a ketoprak seller along Jakarta Street....

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