Street foods in Jakarta
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|viewedit wrote:Fred wrote:viewedit wrote:I came back 20 days ago to mumbai.. will be back in Jakarta probably in few months... came here to organise funds for a new production house which wants to make indonesian movies.. I am employed as their in house film director...
Imagine i am employee and they asking me to garner funds for their films...lol
If my wild guess is near the mark and you're a veggie with religious reasons not to eat meat, you shouldn't have much of a problem with veggie food in Indonesia, save the usual bacteria and such that comes from poor handling, nothing that someone from India isn't likely to have seen more than a few times.
My photography hobby takes me all over Jakarta and the surrounding area so, whilst I still have masses to learn, I have a pretty good handle on street life around here.
If you're in Jakarta when I'm free, It would be my pleasure to buy you lunch.
Thanks man,, for the lunch..
I am non veg eater! will prefer nonveg if ur treating lol... a good maskan聽 serhana padang would be great!
Will mesg u once I am back! too bad they stopped serving beers in sefels lol
Rats - I'm wrong again 
Padang food is somewhere around amazing, so I'd love the excuse to find a good restaurant.
I don't bother with the booze any more (long story - not alcoholism or even slightly religious), but nothing stopping you enjoying a beer.
Fake booze is available in 7/11 - seems pointless, but you can get it.
) we will be okay this month. But then seeing that drinking water facilities illegal operate and selling 2000 gallons of " drinking water " from the Cilliwung river, I am not surprised that people did not die, they found out after a lot of people buying from vendors in east Jakarta got diareha, the factory was working for 10 years. Seeing that 50 percent of all noodles are treated with Formalin, the famous Baso meatball treated with Borax and Pig meat, and Krupuk which was sitting in drums for months, made from cow skin, were treated again with all kind of chemicals, fried up again, and sold on the street, I am still wondering what to eat now a days, I think I stay with home cooked meals, or buy from a trusted store, seller, if there are any, welcome to Indonesia ) we will be okay this month. But then seeing that drinking water facilities illegal operate and selling 2000 gallons of " drinking water " from the Cilliwung river, I am not surprised that people did not die, they found out after a lot of people buying from vendors in east Jakarta got diareha, the factory was working for 10 years. Seeing that 50 percent of all noodles are treated with Formalin, the famous Baso meatball treated with Borax and Pig meat, and Krupuk which was sitting in drums for months, made from cow skin, were treated again with all kind of chemicals, fried up again, and sold on the street, I am still wondering what to eat now a days, I think I stay with home cooked meals, or buy from a trusted store, seller, if there are any, welcome to Indonesia 
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