Now we know what ghost kitchens are. Intriguingly, in Johor Bahru there is ‘tempat makan’ or an eating place called Ghost Kitchen. If you are interested to try the ghost kitchen, please visit its Facebook.
Happiness is enjoying little things in life
ISFC2016: Enjoying Indonesian Cuisines
What I love most about travelling is the opportunity to taste the local cuisine. Come and see what I had when I was in Bandung.
Surabi!!! It looks like Serabai in Malaysia, but unlike Serabai, Surabi comes with different toppings.
Surabi with Strawberry Topping.
I had it twice. First I had it with sweet banana topping and second time I went for strawberry topping.
The making of Surabi. 
There are a lot of Surabi cafes at Jalan Setiabudhi which is closed to Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI).
My next favourite dish while in Bandung was nasi kuning. There is no nasi lemak in Bandung, but they have nasi kuning. It reminds me of my late mum’s nasi parpu or kacang dal or lenthil because the colour is obviously daaa yellow.
Nasi kuning or yellow rice is eaten with sambal, keropok (crisps) and vege.
And the next is nasi urap
Nasi urap or urab is steamed white rice eaten with salad and not forgetting sambal (hot spicy gravy).
ISFC2016: Dinner
Photos showing the fantastic dinner organised by ISFC organising committee, UPI. The guests enjoyed the night so much.
Angklung Show – It was a tough fight between Malaysia and Indonesia in claiming Angklung as the heritage of the country. Indonesia finally won the battle in 2010 where Angklung was declared as the heritage of Indonesia. The participants got the chance to play with Angklung at the dinner and it was so fabulous.
With delegates from Portugal, Sumatera, UPI and UTAR (Msia)
Longhouses of different tribes in Sarawak
- Rumah Melanau – A Melanau Longhouse
- Rumah Orang Ulu – An Orang Ulu Longhouse
- Ruman Penan – A Penan Hut
- Rumah Panjang Orang Iban – An Iban Longhouse
- Rumah Orang Melayu – A Malay house
