
Indonesia
Kepiting saus Padang
Kepiting saus Padang, crab in a thick Minang chilli sauce, is a named Indonesian seafood dish with dedicated restaurants.
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Indonesia
Kepiting saus Padang, crab in a thick Minang chilli sauce, is a named Indonesian seafood dish with dedicated restaurants.

Jakarta, Indonesia
Kerak telor, duck-egg-and-rice crust cooked over coals on a portable brazier and flipped to the flame, is Jakarta's defining Betawi street dish and a distinctive technique.

Manado, Indonesia
Klappertaart, the Dutch-colonial young-coconut custard tart of Manado, is a named regional dessert with a documented colonial lineage.

Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Sate Klathak
Yogyakarta-style lamb satay with large meat chunks and simple salt seasoning, grilled over iron bars.

Indonesia
Green glutinous rice balls filled with liquid palm sugar, coated in grated coconut

Makassar, Indonesia
Sop Konro
Makassar beef rib soup with kluwek-darkened broth, rich spices, and tender beef ribs.

Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Kopi joss, coffee with a lump of glowing charcoal dropped into the glass, is a named Yogyakarta street-side institution and a genuinely singular preparation.

Central Java, Indonesia
Soto Kudus
Central Javanese buffalo meat soto with clear broth and distinct spice profile.

Singapore, Brunei
Pale cookies of tapioca flour toasted with pandan and bound with coconut milk, moulded into flowers and baked until they dissolve on the tongue

Indonesia
Sweet glutinous rice cakes with coconut filling, green pandan color, traditional South Sulawesi kue.

Indonesia
Kuih Cucur
Kue cucur, the palm-sugar batter cake fried into a thick ruffled disc, is a named Indonesian jajan pasar item with a distinctive form

Indonesia
Steamed layered cake with alternating colors, made from rice flour, tapioca, and coconut milk

Central Java, Indonesia
Kupat tahu, compressed rice cake with fried tofu under peanut sauce, is a named Indonesian dish with distinct Solo, Magelang and Singaparna renderings.

East Java, Indonesia
Soto Lamongan
East Java chicken soup with clear turmeric broth and signature koya topping of ground garlic and shrimp crackers.

Lampung, Indonesia
Seruit
Lampung grilled fish with sambal terasi, tempoyak (fermented durian), and fresh vegetables.

Indonesia
Small translucent fruit with sweet-tart segments and bitter seeds, translucent segments with thin skin and sweet-tart balance, a seasonal Malaysian tropical fruit

North Maluku, Indonesia
Lapis Palaro is North Maluku beef sliced thin, simmered in spices, fried, and served with a thickened cooking-liquor sauce.

Central Java, Indonesia
Buntil
Javanese meat and grated coconut parcels wrapped in cassava leaves, savory and aromatic.

Brunei
Glutinous rice cooked in bamboo tubes lined with banana leaves with coconut milk, traditionally for Eid, smoky bamboo aroma with creamy texture, festive

East Java, Indonesia
Sate Madura
Chicken or goat satay from Madura with sweet peanut sauce and kecap manis, famous nationwide.

East Java, Indonesia
Soto Madura
Madurese-style soto with thick turmeric broth, chicken or beef, and fresh garnishes.

Makassar, Indonesia
Pallubasa
Hearty Makassar beef stew with toasted coconut instead of peanuts, giving unique texture and flavor.

South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Burasa
Makassar rice cake cooked in coconut milk, wrapped in banana leaves, served with coto or konro.

Makassar, Indonesia
Coto Makassar
Traditional Makassar beef and offal soup with ground peanut-thickened broth and aromatic spices.

North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Brenebon
Manado kidney bean soup with beef or pork, influenced by Dutch colonial cuisine.

Manado, Indonesia
Tinutuan
Manado vegetable rice porridge with corn, pumpkin, and various vegetables, comforting and nutritious.

Indonesia
Manggis
Queen of fruits, sweet-tangy white segments in purple rind, deep purple rind with juicy white segments and sweet-tart balance, a legendary Malaysian tropical fruit

West Java, Indonesia
Sate Maranggi
West Java beef satay marinated in sweet soy sauce and spices, grilled over charcoal.

Indonesia
Getuk
Steamed cassava cake with palm sugar, soft and sweet, simple traditional Javanese dessert.

Indonesia
Bakso
Indonesian beef meatballs served in clear broth with noodles, tofu, and condiments, a popular street food.

Indonesia
Bami goreng
Fried noodles with spices, vegetables, and protein, wok hei with balanced seasoning and fresh ingredients, a daily Malaysian street food staple, versatile

Indonesia
Emping
Crackers made from melinjo nuts, bitter and crispy, served as accompaniment to many dishes.

Banten, Indonesia
Sate Bandeng
Banten specialty satay made from milkfish with bones removed, meat flattened and grilled.

West Sumatra, Indonesia
Nasi Kapau
Minang-style rice with various gulai dishes, similar to Nasi Padang but with Kapau village specialties.

Brunei
Nasi Campur
Steamed rice accompanied by small portions of various dishes including meats, vegetables, eggs, and crackers.

China
月饼
A Chinese festival pastry of thin tender skin around lotus-seed paste, salted egg yolk or mixed nuts, stamped with patterns and exchanged at the Mid-Autumn Festival