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Caption: Bandung in food #stellerstories #stellerid #indonesia #bandung 27-28.feb.2016
Caption: Started as a weekend getaway to bandung, turning out to be one of the smiliest, coolest, and most fattening trip i've ever had with my family
Enjoy the pictures and i hope it could be useful for your own bandung trips!
Caption: Day 01
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Caption: Mie rica kejaksaan The spicy ground pork, herby smooth noodles, classic tripe soup, and those legendary prawn balls.
Come not only for eating,
Come because you owe it to yourself to never miss anything this incredible in your life.
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Caption: Sedep malem restaurant Classic "kuring" lunch (sundanese type of food) consisting of fried proteins crisped to perfection, stir fried and fresh greens, fragrant herby rice, and those atomic chilis!
If you are into spicy food, the open chili bar will blow your minds, and maybe your tummy if you eat too much.
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Caption: Then with full tummies we drove up to the dago area to inhale those fresh foresty oxygen.
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Caption: And then we got here...
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Caption: Armor kopi Drinking a good cup of warm coffee amidst the pine trees.
Where else could you do it?
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Caption: Tulang jambal restaurant The ultimate heaven for spicy seekers! The fish is perfectly fishy, crazy good salty, and underworldly spicy.
You might wanna say sorry first to your lips and tummy before eating here, because they are getting scorched for sure.
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Caption: And it is PORK GALORE for dinner!
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Caption: Sudirman street food court The first ever food court i've ever seen in my life that focuses so much on one type of protein, the lovely pork.
Enjoy the wide arrays of pork satay, curry porks, german-style pork, they even have pork murtabak!
*oink!
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Caption: Perkedel bondon To close the night, we ate the legendary fried potato cake or "perkedel" that opens only at night (around 11pm).
The name "bondon" itself means "prostitute", and just like the name, it is sexy, sinful, and truly better enjoyed in the night.
Caption: Day 02
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Caption: Mie en'cek The silky thin noodle comes in sweet or salty, both are equally delish. Sprinkled with chunky chicken meat, shredded chicken, and that golden crispy pork balls.
The perfect example that some tradition never gets old.
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Caption: Kue bola ubi gardujati Perfectly golden
Perfectly sweet
The irresistible sweet potato balls of gardujati.
Been coming here since i was a kid and so happy to see (and taste) that nothing's changed.
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Caption: Orange juice gardujati Beside the legendary orange balls,
Reside the equally legendary orange liquid stall.
Can't miss it
Don't miss it
Won't stop missing it afterwards
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Caption: Cuanki serayu Now this is my newest must-come in bandung!
The golden crispy fried fishcakes on top of the silky steamed fishcakes along with few other delish things, bathed in the most perfect savory soup and eaten with good friends.
The perfect in-between-meals snack.
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Caption: Mie 123 A day in bandung is not worth it without a slurp of the classic tripe & meatball soup.
Usually accompanied with a bowl of springy noodles and the tongue-burning chili.
I love this city
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Caption: Yogurt cisangkuy Average bandung people drink 2 glasses of yougurt a day.
Now i know why the toilet queues are always painfully long here.
Anw, while you're in the city, devouring foods all day long, try to stop by and put some good ol' lacto in your tummy, its good for us!
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Caption: Nasi campur gardujati The classic meaty rice topped with good ol' pork three ways.
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Caption: Bakmi maman gardujati Savory porky broth, super soft radish, blood tofus, and the most perfect "drokdok" (skin cracklings).
The heartwarming end to this tummy-filling getaway.
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Caption: Time to go home
And diet!
Caption: Hope you enjoy listening me blabber about my food getaway to bandung!
If you need any info on how to get to these locations feel free to message me, can't wait to tell you another story!
