Teh Botol, the national drink of Indonesia, comes in a bottle, sold by the roadside, contain so much sugar, and is drank from a plastic bag mixed with dirty ice cubes and cost around $0.50. Teh Botol Sosro I started drinking Teh Botol in high school. It was a perfect drink to quench the…
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There was no English menu, but the breakfast menu had cute hand-drawn pictures. It was the best Japanese breakfast I have ever had so far.…
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It’s Fafa’s birthday month. As a part of our tradition, I took him out for a nice dinner. Last year it was Jiro Sushi in Tokyo, this time it’s the multi-course Peruvian meal at Atlas Dining. Even though I have never been one to enjoy fine dining, I loved everything about the restaurant. So if you live…
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Warung is one of the eateries places unique to the Indonesian culture. Warung in Bali sells food, a must-visit for an authentic experience.…
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Biku Bali also offer tarot readings. For $10 USD at 1 PM-5 PM, if you are interested, do the book online first.…
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We arrived in Bali a couple of hours ago. The minute we stepped into the hotel room, I picked up the room service to order nasi goreng.…
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Sometimes I wish I had appreciated Tekka Market as much as Amma did. I wish I had visited it and eat in there more often.…
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Summary of the last 30 days of Kulture Kween, the person and the blog, which are heavily based on the notes I scribbled down in my journal.…
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"Yeah, we eat with hand", I shrugged, finally answering my friend's question: "it's pretty normal for us. It's a part of our culture".It's pretty normal for us to eat with hand, it's a part of our culture, it's as normal as you eating with a spoon.…
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There is only one dish I would publicly admit that someone else cooks better than my Amma. The dish is a South Indian street food known as vadai (or vada or vade). And the person who beats Amma in making it is a white-bearded old man who owns a small food stall, Bhai Sarbat, on…
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