The best Indonesian food is rendang in Padang

The best Indonesian food is rendang in Padang. but, now, you can find Rendang in everywhere in Indonesia even if in Bali, Jakarta and etc. Beside Rendang, many delicious Indonesia Food that you must try. Find Best Place to Visit in Indonesia

What to Eat in Indonesia

Below, delicious Indonesia Food that you must try. I have listed some of the best dishes in Indonesia :

• Rendang - Masakan Padang – This type of cooking comes from the city of Padang in West Sumatra, and it is famous all over Indonesia. Padang restaurants are typically nasi campur-style, where you pick and choose from ready-made dishes. Be sure to try the beef rendang, as it’s their specialty. Read more about : popular food in Padang Indonesia

  

  Nasi Rendang Padang Most delicious food in Indonesia Cuisine

  
  

• Nasi Goreng – Perhaps the most ubiquitous dish in Indonesia, nasi goreng (fried rice) can be found on just about every street corner. A big plate of seasoned rice usually topped with an egg. It’ll fill you up, and usually only cost you a buck.
• Nasi Campur – If you need a little more variety, order up a plate of nasi campur (mixed rice). These places usually have a wide variety of dishes ready to go. Simply point and tell them what you want on top of your rice, Pay based on the items you choose
• Gado-Gado – This classic Indonesia dish is a combination of boiled vegetables with a hard-boiled egg covered in a delicious peanut sauce. It often includes some fried tofu or tempeh and is typically eaten with some krupuk crackers.

• Mie ayam and Bakso – Indonesia’s version of a meatball soup is beloved by people all across the country. Even Barack Obama has fond memories of eating bakso when he lived in Indonesia! Sure, it may seem a bit sketchy buying mysterious meatballs from a guy peddling a tricycle around the streets, but it’s awesome.
• Sate – These little meat sticks are cooked up on street corners everywhere. They usually come in two varieties – chicken and goat – and are served with sambal chili sauce and the same peanut sauce you get on gado-gado.

You can buy all that items above with Indonesian Rupiah as Money in Indonesia like you see below the examples. (note : Below not the nominal cost per item above yet)

Indonesian Rupiah is Money for transaction in Indonesia

Useful Travel Phrases in Indonesia

The national language is Bahasa Indonesia, or simply Indonesian. This is what you’ll hear on TV and read in the newspapers, and it’s the language of government, education, business, and just about everything else in Indonesia.

But Indonesia is an EXTREMELY diverse nation. There are hundreds of indigenous languages across the country as well, such as Balinese and Sundanese. Here are some useful Indonesian phrases to get you going:

Hi – Hai

Hello – Halo

Here – Disini

Good morning/afternoon – Selamat pagi / sore

How are you? – Apa kabar?

I’m fine – Saya baik-baik saja

Thank you – Terima kasih

You’re welcome – Sama-sama

Please – Silahkan

Where is the bathroom? – Kamar kecil di mana?

No plastic bag – Tidak ada kantong plastik

No straw please – Maaf, tidak ada sedotan

No plastic cutlery please – Tolong, jangan gunakan sendok garpu plastik

What is this? – Ini apa?

Sorry – Maaf

See you later – Sampai jumpa lagi

If you’re interested in learning more Indonesian, you can follow the Indonesian Language & Culture Blog. There are tons of free lessons that will at least get you to a survival level if you put in some time studying them. Thanks for thebrokebackpacker.com/indonesia

The best Indonesian food is rendang from Padang, West Sumatera.

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