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Welcome to our INDONESIA STREET FOOD series! Today we are starting the Indonesian Food tour in PADANG city, the capital of West Sumatra, and home to delicious MINANGKABAU culture and cuisine! Letâs eat!
We are starting our food tour at the beautiful Grand Mosque of West Sumatra before going to a restaurant serving Padangâs most notable dish (or dishes): NASI PADANG! We tasted lots of different rich flavours and different Indonesian spices. Nasi Pandang is a great way to sample lots of different Sumatran dishes. Our entire meal with drinks cost: Rp. 136.400 (USD $9.67).
Padang City is coastal and that means delicious and fresh seafood. We went to a local restaurant nearby for IKAN BAKAR (grilled fish). We ordered a grouper that was marinated in spicy sambal and grilled to perfection. Inside the restaurant, we were given a few small dishes similar to Nasi Padang and a plate of rice. The fish was fresh and quite meaty! Our entire meal cost: Rp. 81.000 (USD $5.74).
We wanted to experience a traditional market in West Sumatra so we visited Pasar Pagi Juanda. It looked like we were a little late to visit the market, which is bustling in the morning, but we got to sample some of Padangâs local fruits like Langsat!
It was time to cool down with a unique drink found in Padang known as Teh Telur (egg tea). What makes this drink very special is that it is made with egg yolk and served with a slice of lime, which you squeeze into the tea. It is sour, bitter and sweet all at the same time. Although it was not our favorite, it was worth a try! The drink cost: Rp. 14.000 each (USD $0.99).
Watching the sunset on one of Padangâs many beaches is popular with tourists and locals alike. Many of the beaches have small drink and food stalls that you can enjoy at the beach, while sitting under an umbrella. We ordered a hot black tea and a hot orange drink (which tasted like Fanta) and enjoyed the sounds of the waves until night time. It was unfortunately raining, but we stayed dry under the umbrella. The drinks cost: Rp. 5000 - 10.000 (USD $0.35 - $0.71).
Something that is common across all of Indonesia is a night time specialty: MARTABAK. Martabak is a thick dough, slathered in butter and stuffed with various ingredients. You can choose between savoury martabak and sweet martabak. We ordered a savoury beef martabak (MARTABAK MESIR) thatâs stuffed with various vegetables and served with a spicy soy sauce. These stalls become packed at night time and it is best to visit late at night. Our martabaks cost: Rp. 20.000 each (USD $1.56).
Addresses and Information:
1 - The Grand Mosque of West Sumatra
Jl. Khatib Sulaiman, Alai Parak Kopi, Kec. Padang Utara, Kota Padang, Sumatera Barat
2 - Nasi Padang at RM. Lamun Ombak Khatib Sulaiman
Jl. Khatib Sulaiman No.99, Ulak Karang Utara, Kec. Padang Utara, Kota Padang, Sumatera Barat
3 - Ikan Bakar at Pondok Ikan Bakar
Jl. Khatib Sulaiman No.89, Lolong Belanti, Kec. Padang Utara, Kota Padang, Sumatera Barat
4 - Market Walkthrough at Pasar Pagi Juanda
Rimbo Kaluang, West Padang, Padang City
5 - Egg Coffee at Warung Kopi Nanyo
Jl. Pondok No.88, Kp. Pd., Kec. Padang Bar., Kota Padang, Sumatera Barat
6 - Martabak at Restoran Kubang Hayuda
Jl. Permindo, Kp. Jao, Kec. Padang Bar., Kota Padang, Sumatera Barat
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Lamun ombakđđđ
*Welcome to indonesia luke*
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that fruit (langsek...?) is called 'kelengkeng' in my place. in English it's called Longan.
Halal food reviews...lol always a a good idea. Salaam/peace from Chicago!!
I feel sorry for people who've never tried beef rendang.
It's a slice of heaven!
Some preferred it "crispy" wkwkwk
Please feel sorry for me
Rendang is my ultimate favorite curry
@@andersjan25 omg we are know whos dat lmao
This is my #1 travel dream to try Nasi Padang in Indonesia, also some of the most amazing people I've ever met...
We hope you get the chance! Indonesian people are among the friendliest and welcoming people we've ever met
If you visit sumatera don't forget to visit Bengkulu. Its near from padang "west sumatra"
@@muhyidinina7434 its not near enough, you need 12 hours going there lol
Sure, because Indonesians love foreigners
I Want Translate Nasi Padang Is Padang Rice I Things
My wife is Dutch/Indonesian. Her parents are from Java. I love Indonesian food. Iâm sure Iâd like the restaurant.
I really miss this food, I love Indonesia very much â„ïžđđș
Haha but that wrong flag sir
@@redranger67 udah ngegas salah lagi đ itu hungary bro. Dan mgkn itu negara asal dia
@@redranger67 Itu Hungary đđș, đźđč ni baru Italy
@@endraandre awokawok.. maaf"
@IDS Gaming kepo lu
Wow, Indonesia is such a beautiful diverse country!! Amazing food. Had the privilege of going to an Indonesian restaurant called Satay Sarinah in Alexandria, VA, which is located outside of Washington, DC. Some of the b st food I've ever had in my whole life. Another home run you hit Luke and Sabrina!! Great vid!!
Sounds awesome! Thanks Steph!
Steph try that satay originally in indonesia. Its gonna hundred times better đ Try Gado2 too..
You should come here. Especially to my lovely city. PADANGđ we got lots of food and u should try them
@@beniaeriskaalfatiha1420 đđđđđđ
Honestly indonesia food in US is freaking expensiveđ
For example satay. In indonesia u can get 20 piece satay by $2. But in us, 10 pieces satay is $15đ
Oh dang! I've had nasi Padang in several places throughout Java and Bali, but never from the source! Definitely on the next trip đ
You can definitely get some good Nasi Padang outside of Padang! Hopefully you can check it this restaurant on your next trip!
@@LukeMartin Certainly will. Thanks for the great content mate đ
@@timspare80 you MUST come to my home town "Bukittinggi" to try rendang and also Sate Danguang-Danguang. đ
I'm from west java and sometimes flew to Padang for work, and i can tell the original source Padang restaurant had a slight better taste than the outside Padang ! especially the Rendang
@@fatmyaadilla1304 I plan to, on our next trip. Can't wait for Sumatra! Luke's episode on Bukitinggi was awesome too đ
As Indonesian, i'm really satisfied with your understanding about nasi padang. What it actually is, how it works, mix matching, etc. đ
He did much research I think. I respect that.
@JH P i wouldn't deny that. Therefore nowadays in the upper class padang restaurant, all the plates is wraped with disposable plastic and contain only 1 item. If the plastic opened, it considered sold and will not go back to the tray.
In Indonesia, there are many different kinds of food menus, each tribe has its own characteristics ... you all have to try it â„ ïž
Oooooh how i miss you indonesia. Love love love the food. Ive been home 4 days from there and I am craving the food so badly. Can I do another 30 days asap..going back in october and I will gain 6kg just from eating that amazing food.
Now that we've left we feel the same way - missing the food so bad!!!
yeah! back in 2010 when I visited Indonesia for a week and yess I gained 6kg you can imagine what kind of food I ate to gain that much!! But no regret!!! I tasted paradise
You get into the good food trap, its you have to try this, and oh my gosh try this..before long you are rolled to the car feeling like a food coma but the food was so worth it. My best friend took me to so many food carts and we ate till we both burst, good memories..
it's happy to see you enjoy our food.. come back soon after Corona case over..stay save and stay healthy..
Lol congrats đđđđ
Indonesian People Love This... Regard from Center Borneo.
Thanks so much!
Koreksi dikit gan. Central borneo bukan center borneo
Hah center Borneo..đđđ
Center? Emangnya fotokopi..
Hi luke. i am Padangnese. Thank you for coming. I hope you enjoy the atmosphere and our Food. đđ»
I've tried the beef rendang of Lamun Ombak Restaurant, and it's definitely the best rendang flavour I've ever tasted. One won't be enough.
Yes that true bro, satu lagi disolok namanya bungaraya kalo dari padang 2 jam ke solok itu rasanya sama enaknya sama lamun ombak bahkan kalo menurut saya sih enakan bunga raya rasanya lebih kerasa
Lamun ombak yg dmn ya? Kayaknya saya pernah liat warung padang yg namanya itu
@@blobuela mantabbb........
Halal food reviews?!? Always a good idea!!!Salaam/Peace from Chicago, USA
Salam from indonesia
FARHAN RY44 wa alaikum asalaam!
Regard From Center Borneo Indonesia...
MashaAllah. Good to see. Salam dari NZ.
Hello Chicago, waalaikumsalam â€ïž
I am a Malaysian Malay, I really love the Minang cuisines because my grandmother was from Danao Maninjau.
Danau Maninjau its mean (Maninjau Lake) its great place btw
Urang awak ruponyo. Salam sarantau.
hii, our brother urang awakk
Aaa Bbb malingsia jgn claim
Salaam
thank you for introducing most of the wealth owned by Indonesia .. I'm from Indonesia đźđ© and I will continue to support this youtube channel .. I hope this channel will discuss more things about Indonesia ..
thank you
Oh man, I really really really wish I can have nasi Padang now.
Danm, the plate tower he was holding, skill level 100
It was their culture mate, sorry for my english
@@possessivecoffee426 It's cool
he was born at plate... we say that for someone skilled
you are so profesional use your hand for eat like indonesian people đđ
Bukan professional tetapi skilful = trampil
Wibi mana bisa makan pakai sendok
@@glenncahyo8509 its a joke
Maybe you can try ayam kampus with kerupuk. Very delicios food in indonesia. Thanks..!!
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Remember when I went to Padang for the first time, and the driver took us here for lunch, the food were amazing! I really miss Padang, there are so many place to visit in Sumatera.
oh my GOD .... HALAL food .... My safe food domain .... Yummmieee...
Yeah ... Padang / Minang is one of the tribes which is 99% is the religion of Islam
Mybe 100% Padang or Minangese is Muslim
You must try...
@@aryw8634 Sorry but that's not true, I'm in the 1%
@@puliliar7692 I don't care đ
The art of nasi padang is about to mix the variety of curry sauce... so you can create your own taste in your plate... Nb: Taking curry sauce is free... đ
Yang orang sumatra Bengkulu, Padang mana suaranya.
thank you Sir Luke Martin for visiting sumatra indonesia especially in Padang city. there are a lot of delicious food awaits in every province of Indonesia. Please promote to your friends to come to Indonesia, we will be very proud. thanks.
Norak cuk,malu2in
Koplak
Haiiii
Bangga boleh, tpi Jgn terlalu bangga itu sifat orng2 negra miskin dasar norak
Jangan overproud
Hi luke, thank you for visiting my hometown. Very nice video and I enjoy it. Just for the correction the crackers that you mentioned on the table we call it "Karupuak Jangek"...its made of buffalo skin. Its really delicious when you eat it with SaTe Padang.
Was looking for this comment âșïž. When he explained the thought did comes to mind. Luckily your comment confirm it TQ đ
Awesome video! I can experience culture in Indonesia. Indonesian food has been voted the best in the world. It is famous for steaming beef and fried noodles. The restaurant's unique operating system is also interesting. To understand the culture of Indonesia, it is best to taste and experience the food here. My channel eats and posts Korean street food. It is very fun to share my country's various foods with other people.
Just watching the city of Padang makes me hungry. Makes me want to go back to my kampung in Indonesia. â€ïž đźđ© cuisines.
We miss the food so much. Thank you for watching! :)
Sabrina, I know this is Luke's channel, and that you both take part, but you also have such a strong, welcoming, and informed presence with your food & travel reviews! I wish you could have your own channel, too, or maybe even a Sabrina Segment. I thought of this randomly when you both were eating okonomiyaki (during your Japan travels) and said the one you had was good, but you'd had better elsewhere. And I thought, "Hmmm, what if there was a Sabrina Segment, where she traveled within the vicinity she's in and specifically reviews one particular thing, in search of the "best" one--like okonomiyaki." Just an idea! You both are great, and we hope to see more of you, too!
*SAYA CINTA INDONESIA*
Saya suka kamu
Video yang luar biasa! Saya bisa merasakan budaya di Indonesia. Makanan Indonesia telah terpilih sebagai yang terbaik di dunia. Ini terkenal dengan kukus daging sapi dan mie goreng. Sistem operasi restoran yang unik juga menarik. Untuk memahami budaya Indonesia, yang terbaik adalah mencicipi dan mengalami makanan di sini. Saluran saya makan dan memposting makanan jalanan Korea. Sangat menyenangkan untuk berbagi berbagai makanan negara saya dengan orang lain.
pansos anjir
@@yesgamingindonesia3666 jangan gitu
Masakan indonesia terpilih yang terbaik karena, yang poling kebanyakan orang indonesia oh iya dan juga malaysia karena rendang dikenal disana. Jadi jangan bangga dulu. Bisa menang karena menang jumlah aja.
@@adhidwiyana7106 orang luar negri mencoba rendang dan mengakui emg enk
@@miftahulhuda5882 enak tapi apakah yang terbaik?? Itu dua hal yang sangat berbeda
Sooo tastey fooood hmmmmm đđŒđđŒđđŒđ”đ°đ”đ°đ”đ° love from pakistan
We always love Pakistan. I love Pakistanis, you are so friendly đ€
TO SACRIFICE MY OWN LIFE FOR PAKISTAN
You can try this kind of rice (Nasi in Indonesian or Sego in Javanese) in Indonesia:
Nasi Guri Aceh (Aceh)
Nasi Goreng Aceh (Aceh)
Nasi Prang (Medan)
Nasi Kapau (Bukittinggi)
Nasi Nanak (Payakumbuh)
Nasi Lamak Baluo (Minangkabau)
Nasi Dagang (Riau/Melayu)
Nasi Gemuk (Jambi)
Nasi Jambar kunyit (Bengkulu)
Nasi Minyak Merah (Palembang)
Nasi Minyak Samin (Palembang)
Nasi Gonjleng (Cilegon)
Nasi sumsum (Serang)
Nasi Goreng Gonjleng (Seketi)
Nasi Jagal (Tangerang)
Nasi Ulam (Betawi)
Nasi Uduk (Betawi, Sunda)
Nasi tutug oncom (Sunda)
Nasi Bakar Sunda (Sunda)
Nasi timbel (Sunda)
Nasi Liwet Kastrol (Sunda)
Nasi Piritan (Sunda)
Nasi Kasreng (Kuningan)
Nasi Jamblang (Cirebon)
Nasi Lengko (Cirebon, Brebes, Tegal)
Nasi Bogana (Cirebon, Tegal)
Nasi Adep-Adep (Bumiayu)
Nasi Ponggol (Tegal)
Nasi Nyangku (Baturaden)
Nasi/Sega Gemblung (Purwokerto)
Nasi Grombyang (Pemalang)
Nasi Dekem (Pemalang)
Nasi Uwet (Pekalongan)
Nasi Tomat (Pekalongan)
Nasi Megono (Pekalongan, Batang)
Nasi Liwet Sangit (Batang)
Nasi Payang (Pantura Lamongan)
Nasi Penggel (Kebumen)
Nasi/Sego Gono (Temanggung)
Nasi/Sego Ireng (Temanggung)
Nasi/Sego Iriban (Ungaran Barat)
Nasi Glewo (Semarang)
Nasi Ayam (Semarang)
Nasi koyor (Semarang, Purworejo)
Nasi Penek (Purworejo)
Nasi Goreng Babat (Semarang)
Nasi/Sego Gobyos (Semarang)
Nasi/Sego Ndoreng (Demak)
Nasi Lesah (Magelang)
Nasi goreng magelangan (Magelang)
Nasi Gudeg yogya (Yogyakarta)
Nasi Bakmoy (Yogyakarta)
Nasi/Sego Wiwit (Yogyakarta, Klaten)
Nasi kucing (Yogyakarta, Solo)
Nasi/Sego Abang (Gunungkidul)
Nasi Godhog (Bantul, Magelang)
Nasi Tumpang Lethok (Klaten)
Nasi Tumpang (Klaten,Boyolali,Sragen)
Nasi Liwet (Surakarta)
Nasi Gudeg Solo (Surakarta)
Nasi Langgi (Surakarta)
Pecel Ndeso (Surakarta)
Nasi Gablok (Tawangmangu)
Nasi Tiwul (Wonogiri)
Nasi Berkat (Wonogiri)
Nasi Pager (kecamatan Godong, Grobogan)
Nasi/Sego Menir (Jepara, Gresik)
Nasi Tahu Telor Gimbal (Kudus)
Nasi pindang kerbau (Kudus)
Nasi Jangkrik (Kudus)
Nasi Gandul (Pati)
Nasi Kecambah (Pati)
Nasi Pedes Tempe Semangit (Pati)
Nasi/Sego Tewel (Pati, Blitar)
Nasi/Sego Tempe Bosok (Pati)
Nasi tahu serepeh (Rembang)
Nasi/Sego Kobong (Blora)
Lethok pecel (Ngawi)
Nasi pecel Madiun (Madiun)
Nasi Angkru (Ponorogo)
Nasi/Sego Tahu (Ponorogo)
Nasi Bancakan Daun Jati (Pacitan)
Nasi Punten (Pacitan)
Nasi Gegog (Trenggalek)
Nasi/Sego Pindang (Trenggalek)
Nasi Becek (Nganjuk)
Nasi pecel Bledek (Nganjuk)
Nasi Pecel Tumpang (Kediri)
Nasi Lodho (Tulungagung)
Nasi Punten Pecel (Tulungagung)
Nasi Patik (Tulungagung)
Nasi/Sego Uceng (Blitar)
Nasi Ampok (Blitar)
Nasi/Sego Contong (Blitar)
Nasi/Sego Dupak (Tuban)
Nasi/Sego Buwuhan ( Bojonegoro)
Nasi Boranan (Lamongan)
Nasi/Sego Muduk (kec.Paciran, Lamongan)
Nasi Krawu (Gresik)
Nasi/Sego Roomo (Gresik)
Nasi Kikil (Jombang)
Nasi Kretek (Jombang)
Nasi/Sego Lodeh pincuk (Jombang)
Nasi Bhuk (Malang)
Nasi/Sego Resek (Malang)
Nasi/Sego Banting (Malang)
Nasi/Sego Ceker (Malang)
Nasi/Sego Lombok (Malang)
Nasi/Sego Kelor (Lumajang)
Nasi Empog (Batu)
Nasi/Sego Sambel (Surabaya)
Nasi Cumi Hitam (Surabaya)
Nasi Babat (Surabaya)
Nasi Osik (Surabaya)
Nasi Sadukan (Gresik, Surabaya)
Sego Tabokan/Sego Lentho (Sidoarjo)
Nasi Serpang (Bangkalan)
Nasi Petis (Bangkalan)
Nasi Pocong (Bangkalan)
Nasi campur Nyalete (Bangkalan)
Nasi Campur Madura (Pamekasan)
Nasi Jejen (Madura)
Nasi Kratok (Madura)
Nasi Punel (Bangil)
Nasi Gudeg pecel (Jember)
Nasi Mamong (Bondowoso)
Nasi Macan (Bondowoso)
Nasi kaldu (Situbondo)
Nasi Karak (Situbondo)
Nasi Sodu (Asembagus)
Nasi Tempong (Banyuwangi)
Nasi Cawuk (Banyuwangi)
Nasi/Sego Lemeng (Banyuwangi)
Nasi Jenggo (Bali)
Nasi Sela (Bali)
Nasi Tekor (Bali)
Nasi Oran (Bali)
Nasi Ledok-ledok (Nusa Penida)
Nasi Balap Puyung (Lombok)
Nasi Jalang Abon ikan (Pontianak)
Nasi Subut (Tana Tidung)
Nasi Bakepor (Kutai)
Nasi Pundut (Tanah Bumbu)
Nasi Humbal (Loksado)
Nasi Itik Gambut (Banjarmasin)
Nasi Pisang (Bugis)
Nasi Jaha (Manado)
Nasi Lapola (Ambon)
Nasi Pulo (Ternate)
Or you can try varieties of rice cake (lontong/ketupat/kupat) in this dishes:
Lontong Medan (Medan)
Lontong Mie Pematangsiantar
Lontong gulai Cubadak (Minangkabau)
Lontong Gulai Paku (Minangkabau)
Lontong Padang (Minangkabau)
Katupek sayua (Minangkabau)
Pical lontong (Minangkabau)
Lotek Padang (Minangkabau)
Sate Padang (Minangkabau)
Laksa Tangerang (Tangerang)
Ketoprak (Jakarta, Cirebon)
Ketupat sayur Betawi (Jakarta)
Ketupat Babanci (Jakarta)
Gado-gado Betawi (Jakarta)
Taoge goreng (Bogor)
Laksa Bogor (Bogor)
Kupat tahu Padalarang (Padalarang)
Kupat tahu Bandung (Bandung)
Lontong kari (Bandung)
Lotek Bandung (Bandung)
Kupat tahu Mangunreja (Tasikmalaya)
Mie koclok (Cirebon)
Empal kupat (Purwokerto)
Sroto Sokaraja (Banyumas)
Kupat Landan (Purbalingga)
Soto Kriyik (Purbalingga)
Ketupat Ladhan (Banjarnegara)
Kupat tahu Bumiayu (Bumiayu)
Kupat Glabed (Brebes, Tegal)
Kupat Bongkok (Tegal)
Kupat Blengong (Brebes,Tegal)
Lontong Dekem (Pemalang)
Tauto (Pekalongan)
Lontong Lemprak (Batang)
Tahu gimbal (Semarang)
Mie Kopyok (Semarang)
Kupat tahu Magelang (Magelang)
Kupat tahu Jogja (Yogyakarta)
Gado-gado Jogja (Yogyakarta)
Lotek Jogja (Yogyakarta)
Tahu guling (Yogyakarta)
Kupat tahu Solo (Surakarta)
Cabuk Rambak (Surakarta)
Lentog Tanjung (Kudus)
Lontong Oser (Kudus)
Lontong Krubyuk (Karimunjawa)
Lontong Tahu (Blora)
Lontong Tuyuhan (Lasem)
Sate srepeh lontong tahu (Rembang)
Lontong kecap (Jawa timur)
Tahu Tepo (Ngawi)
Sompil (Trenggalek)
Lontong Kikil (Surabaya)
Tahu campur (Lamongan, Surabaya)
Lontong Balap (Surabaya)
Lontong mie Petis (Surabaya)
Rujak cingur (Surabaya)
Rujak Petis (Surabaya)
Tahu telor (Surabaya)
Tahu Tek (Surabaya)
Lontong lodeh (Surabaya)
Gado-gado Surabaya (Surabaya)
Kupang lontong (Sidoarjo)
Lontong Cecek (Sidoarjo)
Orem-orem (Malang)
Lontong Balap Ceker (Situbondo)
Rujak Soto (Banyuwangi)
Lontong Campur (Glenmore)
Campor Lorjuk (Pamekasan)
Kaldu Kokot (Sumenep)
Rujak Kokot (Sumenep)
Rujak rumput laut (Sumenep)
Tipat Cantok (Bali)
Lontong mi sanggol (Sambas)
Lontong Banjar (Banjarmasin)
Lontong Orari (Banjarmasin)
Gado-gado Banjar (Banjarmasin)
Ketupat Kandangan (Kandangan),
Pengkang (Mempawah)
Buras (Bugis)
Lontong cap go meh (peranakan)
This is the reason why I love how foreign tourists came to taste Indonesian cuisine and market things, you guys are helping our people and the local businesses, and you can see the pure smile and joy from them
I make CZcams videos about halal food and I canât wait to go to Indonesia and try loads out! Looks amazing đđ
Please come to our country đ
Yeaahhh đ đ
water to wash your hand it's literally not for really "wash" your hand, if your finger is really dirty you must wash it on the sink, that a little mount of water in the bowl just for make sure your finger tips is real clean, and they make your hand wet so not sticky to the rice which is so glue
love your attitude about other cultures and how you show prices for everything you eat or drink
for me Padang food is the most delicious cuisine in the world, because I am a native of Padang and I am proud to be a Minang, so thank you very much for introducing Padang food on your CZcams channel
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Suckses for u from west sumatra
Salam sate my fav from madura pamekasan
Oh wow if there was ever the possibility of teleporting myself through my phone to your tablenit would have been the Nasi Padang. What a phenomenal spread, everything looked sooo good. I gunna love this Indonesian series i feel. Stay safe and well x
Love you video, looking forward to watching more of your guys travel through Indonesia.
Thank you Archie, I think you're going to enjoy the series!
I give you a credit of your bravery to try the Asian exotic foods. I couldnât dare to experience it.
Why would you call it exotic foods ?
Terimakasih sudah mencoba kuliner Indonesia đđ„°
16:00 it's not made of tapioca but it's made from cow skin
Thanks for letting us know!
Not cow skin but buffalo skin
@@innursepriani7713 yang bener yang mana anjir
This called "kerupuk kulit"
Ada dua dari sapi dan kerbau
Nice...hopefully you will enjoy stay in Indonesia..
Greeting's from east java,Indonesiađ
Thanks we love Indonesia!!!
@@LukeMartin thank's bro...đ
Salam flat earthers from Indonesia
Im indonesian and i love your appriciate to eat minang cuisine . Enjoy the others indonesia food bro,đ€đ€đ indonesia has 18.000 island with different traditional food .
Suka banget liat bule ini dia ga malu makan pake tangan.
Karena makan pake tangan ada nikmat tersendiri âșïž
OMG I STARTED SUBSCRIBING YOU! so much love from indonesia â€
I'm from west sumatera, you must try other delicious foods in padang, like samba lado tanak, gulai pucuak ubi, soto padang, etc. For me the best food is cooking by my mom, really delicious.
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Ayok kak, kita makan bareng dikampung đ
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_Hi Luke, nice to see you. Thanks a lot you've visited my country. You've tasted some traditional foods, drinks, and some fruits. Also meet friendly people there. See you!_
Oh my god I'm on a diet, why am I heređ€€đ«đ· The way you eat makes me stunned
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Nasi padang is the best indeed. Hello from indonesia!
Enjoy.
With love from Bangalore, India
Thanks so much!
Your trip was so great.. đđ
Honestly, as an Indonesian, I have never been there - nice places you visited.
Thanks a lot, you open my eyes wide.. How wonderful my country is..
Thank you for coming to my country indonesiađdont forget to coming again and happy holidayđ
Once I watched your video, I was immediately addicted and hooked wanting to watch your other videos. May you always be healthy in the long journey you take.
Wow thank youu. I really love your channel. And the way you appreciate what you eat is so heartwarming â€
My favorit food is martabak mesir/kubang đđ„°đ love itđŻ
Thank you!!! Great vlog!! Love the foods in Indonesia!!
We call that fruit Lanzones in the Philippines, one of my favorite fruits! I miss them so much, The closest I can get to them is in Canada, ironically enough. The US will not import them đą
Oh wow, we've never seen them in Canada. Maybe it's easier to grow them! Thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
In Indonesia is called Langsat.đ
@@pipangman9371 in java langsep beib..đ
Welcome and enjoy indonesian foods Luke..
Thank you Katherine!
Owh man, thank you so much. i am so happy you promote our favorite dishes to world, i am originally from padang, but i live in Australia. You should go to another part of padang like pesisir selatan you will find a uniquely rendang from mussels. The taste is really good rather than beef. And the beaches are mesmerize you. Trust međđœ
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my favorite part was when you guys went to traditional market. the people looks so nice and full of joy.
nice video! thank you
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Kalia bedua, bisa lupa pulang ke negara kalian, karna indonesia negara besar dengan suku suku dan beraneka raga makanan. Yg tentunya enak semua. Kalian pasti bisa jatuh cinta dengan indonesia. â€â€â€
Your pre-knowledge of the food that you wanted to eat is amazing. Keep it up!
Such a humble reviews, love them food
9:57 Padangese people call it lanset, but generally in Indonesia it called "DUKU", you can google it
Not lanset but lansek. Lansek and duku in west sumatera is different, duku : sweet, lansek: a little sour
Itâs called langsat... itâs a different fruit actually, even though they look pretty similar.. langsat is a bit sour, but duku is sweet..
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Yup Duku and Langsek (langsat) is different variety but simillar...
new subs from germany bro!!! bring my memories in Indonesia :"
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Luke, you are so awesome. I love how complete your video showcase the different cultures, people and food. You really produce good works.
Wow, you are in my hometown!
I wish you have a great time in Indonesia.
Thank you for visit Padang City! đ
By the way, the one 'Kerupuk' that you show us when you ate fish, named 'Kerupuk Jangek' is made of cow skin. They put some ingredients on it and let it dry facing up by the sun. After that, they fry the skin with high temperature of oil.
I'm from Indonesia, in my opinion this is the best video about food and culture đ
Negara saya. Senang liat kalian, datang ke negara saya. â€â€â€
Thanks in billions for you, Luke Martin! For this dedication, valuable authentic information, and your big favor to help Indonesia introducing its beautiful original culture to the world. Especially the uniqueness of Padang/Minangkabau/West Sumatra. With the famous BEEF RENDANG. Sorry, I dont think I have to mention Indonesian Beef Rendang, because I think the world shouldve already known which country this delicious dish are originally from đ
I love this documentary so much. And I really appreciate this video alot!!! Salam hangat from Indonesia, Luke! Stay safe, be well, always happy, and hope youll earn tremendous success in your life!!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
I'm from Indonesia, thank you for visiting friend. don't forget to come again, and it's better to bring a guide. Have a nice day
Come on everyone, come in indonesia, enjoy your food, nature and culture đ
Padang seems so nice. Thank you for exploring and also letting us know đđ
You are so knowledgeable. I respect your hard work.
Gotta say, your videos are so well done. Very professional. Feels like I'm watching travel channel or something!
Incredible food and your look like a King.
Best Video đđŒ
yasss, the best food in the world, RENDANG!
Stay tuned for episode 3, we eat some insanely delicious rendang!
Thank you so much guys for visiting our city. You really defined how Padang is in this video.. come again next time..đ
You two are soooo gracious and beautiful. True world citizens and artistes. Your generosity with such acceptance of different cultures and people and food does more to bring the world together than anything else. Kudos and thankyou
The fruit you carry from the market is also named DUKU
But in Surabaya, we call it, "Langsep," hahahahaaa... We have many names đ
Oh how I love enjoying food vicariously thru you two. â€â€â€
We love to hear that! Thanks so much :)
Great video, i really enjoyed it, thank you
I have been watching you guys all evening. So honored you came and visit my beautiful country. Thank you for capturing the beautiful food and people. Safe travels guys. You are a gorgeous couple đ
Im loving the video the food in Indonesia must be insanely delicious keep up the good work
We think you'll enjoy the rest of this series then. Thanks so much! :)
I just loughing when you enjoyed eat by your hand... good luck alwys luke... love your video from lombok island
I love my hometown, West Sumatra Padang ..
proud of the typical Padang food that is known to the world ..
rendang & sate..
Bless you luke martin
Love your content. Love Indonesia food
"A perfect dinner for me is being with people I really want to be with. It starts and stops with my company and my family."
~Catherine Bach
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Once again these two have made me wish I could order a ticket to an exotic locale with great food, another destination for the wish list. Thanks.
Thanks man for nice review about food in my home town
15:59 that cracker actually made from cow buffalo skin not tapioca, we called it kerupuk kulit, kerupuk mean cracker and kulit mean skin, but every city has their own name for that cracker, like javanes called it kerupuk rambak and padang called it kerupuk jangek
Omg u already come to my province, thanks a lot for coming enjoy, West Sumatera đ
Luke, the one u called cracker when u eat grilled fish its called "rambak" in javanese version and it made from dried cow skin not from starch đ
I from Indonesia and I am respect.
Thank you somuch was introduced our delicious cuisine. I was sucribe your chanel I love my hometown padang
Really good video, nice to see how delightful you are when reviewing those foods..
And btw if you go to other places in Indonesia, and i mean different provinces, you'll then meet different culinary foods in each region and even if they have same dish (Let's say soto and satay), they still taste different and give new experience since each region use different spices and recipes.
Even i, an Indonesian, still getting surprised a lot by their foods everytime i visit different regions and cities in my country, tell you how rich the variety of foods in Indonesia is..
I like to feel good, even though I have never tried original Padang rice, the picture is great, love your video
your knowledge about indonesian food is pretty good man ... thumbs up