Foodie Adventures in Indonesia

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What other guests say

4.9

296 reviews

Authentic experience for the family, they have great coffee and beans, and the fishing and cooking experience was great fun. Overall we had a good time for our family of 10 with grandparents and young kids.

Valerie

Booked: Farm-to-Table Cooking at Tembi Village | Cook + Feast

This was by far one of my favourite experiences in Bali. The cooking school is located on this beautiful farm. The location is straight out of a fairytale. The food we cooked was super delicious. Our group was a mix of vegetarian, vegan and meat eaters and they were able to accommodate everyone. Debi is such a superstar. 10/10 experience!!

Tammy

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

We had a lovely day at Leksa Ganesha! We did a Batik & Cooking workshop including a tour around the community. The people were amazing, friendly and helpfull. I would really recommend to book a tour with them.

Tom & Anne

Booked: A Day of Batik & Culinary Magic in a Local Village

I booked this experience for the same reason that seek Sophie was started.. I wanted an authentic and insightful look into local life.. all other tours of batik and similar , that I could find were more touristy and offered the same things on all other trip booking sites.. We were not disappointed...this experience gave us an excellent opportunity to learn the highly skilled work of the batik artists in a relaxed and welcoming environment..all of the staff were so friendly and helpful... the batik class was fantastic and the staff helped us FIX our poor efforts into something that we can actually display.. we did the cooking class also and the lady who did this with us was great and food fantastic. They send you a menu choice beforehand where you choose what to cook... we enjoyed coffee and some music by Karon... karon then took us a walking tour of the village, explaining its history culture and aspects of daily life for the local people..it was very informative...the owner of the business was Tatang and he was also very friendly and helpful.. If you are looking for a tour that gives a bit of everything for a day out and enjoy chilling and learning about local culture then choose this tour... great job guys, I hope you continue your excellent service... first class. ...

Craig stirling

Booked: A Day of Batik & Culinary Magic in a Local Village

Foodie Adventures in Indonesia FAQs

What are some popular dishes to try as a foodie in Indonesia?

Some popular dishes to try in Indonesia as a foodie include nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice), rendang (spicy beef stew), sate (skewered and grilled meat), gado-gado (vegetable salad with peanut sauce), and martabak (stuffed pancake).

Where are the best places to experience street food culture in Indonesia?

For a true street food experience in Indonesia, head to cities like Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Bali. These cities have vibrant street food scenes with a variety of stalls and vendors offering local delicacies at affordable prices.

What are some must-visit food markets in Indonesia?

Some must-visit food markets in Indonesia include Pasar Santa in Jakarta, Ubud Market in Bali, and Pasar Gede in Surakarta. These markets offer a wide range of fresh produce, local snacks, and street food for foodies to explore.

How does Indonesian cuisine vary by region?

Indonesian cuisine varies by region due to the diverse cultures and ingredients found across the archipelago. For example, Sumatran cuisine is known for its use of coconut milk and spicy flavors, while Balinese cuisine emphasizes fresh seafood and aromatic spices.

What are some traditional desserts to try in Indonesia?

Some traditional desserts to try in Indonesia as a foodie include es teler (fruit cocktail with coconut and avocado), klepon (glutinous rice balls filled with palm sugar), dadar gulung (coconut pancakes), and es doger (shaved ice with various toppings).

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