Abon
Shredded beef cooked until dry with spices
Acar
Fermented vegetables with salt, vinegar, with the addition of chili as a side dish.
Amplang
Traditional snacks made from fish served in Samarinda.
Arem Arem
Filled rice with vegetables or fried chili wrapped in banana leaves originating from Central Java.
Asida
A Maluku pudding dessert made from water with a mixture of wheat flour, sugar, cinnamon, butter and honey.
Asinan Buah
Processed from various types of fruits soaked in vinegar and salt with the addition of lime.
Ayam Bekakak
Whole chicken cooked with a variety of Sundanese spices until absorbed and then grilled over charcoal fire.
Ayam Buah Keluak
A traditional Peranakan dish consists of chicken, tamarind gravy and buah keluak nuts.
Ayam Bumbu Rujak
There are many spices besides chili, including brown sugar which is commonly used in sambal rujak buah, usually served fried or grilled.
Ayam Cincane
Culinary origins from the city of Samarinda with free-range chicken which is processed by being covered with spices and then burned until cooked.
Ayam Geprek
Fried chicken that is thinly coated with flour then pounded and covered with chili.
Ayam Goreng Bawang
Chicken pieces that are coated in flour and fried with spices, especially garlic.
Ayam Kecap Kacang
Chicken with spicy soy sauce and peanut crumbs.
Ayam Kremes
Fried chicken with special crispy topping.
Ayam Paniki
Chicken with coconut milk has a spicy and savory taste from Manado.
Ayam Pansuh
C87Ihicken meat in a bamboo stalk, filled with water, seasonings and covered with tapioca leaves from the cassava plant.
Ayam Penyet
Pounded chicken with a pair of onion chili
Ayam Pop
This Minang specialty food is boiled with coconut water or coconut milk and then fried or baked, but it can also be eaten directly.
Ayam Rica Rica
Chicken dish with special rica rica spices.
Ayam Sambel Terasi
Fried chicken with chili paste with a fresh taste of slightly burnt tomatoes
Ayam Serundeng
Fried chicken sprinkled with serundeng, which is grated coconut fried until golden brown with spices.
Ayam Taliwang
Grilled chicken menu made from young free-range chicken with special spices.
Ayam Tandoori
Chicken dish prepared by roasting chicken marinated in yogurt and spices in a tandoor, a cylindrical clay oven.
Ayam Tangkap
Fried chicken and served with a topping of leaves mixed with fried onions.
Babi Guling
A pig whose belly is stuffed with spices and then pierced with a wooden skewer and then roasted over a roasting fire by twirling the wooden skewer.
Babi Kecap
Cooked pork in sweet soy sauce.
Babi Panggang
Thinly sliced pork and then processed by roasting with a mixture of spices.
Bagea
Delicious pastries from North Maluku.
Bahulu
Sponge cake with a sweet taste.
Bakcang
A traditional Chinese Indonesian dish made from rice or sticky rice with a filling which is generally made of pork.
Bak Kut Teh
Chinese pork rib and bone soup with rice and cakwe as a side dish.
Bakmi Jawa
Noodle dish with chicken or seafood and sorted vegetables.
Bakpau
Steamed cake with various kinds
Bakpia
Made from a mixture of green beans with sugar, which is wrapped in flour, then baked.
Bakso Malang
Special meat balls from Malang.
Bakwan
Food made from wheat flour and mixed vegetables and then fried
Bandeng Presto
Milkfish that has been seasoned and then cooked with high pressure steam.
Batagor
Fried dish containing tofu, dumplings, meatballs with peanut sauce.
Betutu
Chicken cooked by being buried in husks for eight to ten hours to get a soft texture.
Bibingka
Made from rice flour and coconut milk, this soft and sticky texture is usually wrapped in banana leaves and grated coconut on top.
Bika Ambon
A hollow moist cake made from ingredients such as tapioca flour, eggs, sugar, and coconut milk.
Bistik Jawa
The beef seasoned with sweet soy sauce and spices has a unique taste with a side dish of long beans and mashed potato.
Bolen
A snack made from bananas and melted chocolate wrapped in a layer similar to a croissant topped with grated cheese.
Bolu Gulung
Sponge cake with jam or cream filling.
Bolu Pandan
Sponge cake that has a delicious taste and aroma from pandan leaves.
Botok
Shredded coconut flesh which has been squeezed of its coconut milk, often mixed with other ingredients such as vegetables or fish, and wrapped in banana leaf and steamed.
Brem
Traditional fermented food or fermented beverage from Java.
Brenebon
A dish of red bean soup mixed with vegetables, spices, and generally using pork or pork leg.
Brongkos
Food with basic ingredients of tolo beans, tofu, eggs, and pieces of beef with rawon sauce.
Bubur Asyura
The main ingredients of this food from Riau are grains which are cooked by making porridge
Bubur Ayam
Rice porridge with a side dish of eggs, shredded chicken, beans, cakwe and others.
Bubur Candil
Chewy porridge made from sweet potato, sago flour, mixed with sugar and then enjoyed with brown sugar.
Bubur Cha Cha
Coconut milk dessert that is infused with pandan leaves, and contains colourful sweet potato cubes and taro.
Bubur Sum Sum
Made from glutinous rice flour and usually served with brown sugar and coconut milk.
Bubur Pedas
Made from finely ground rice that is stir-fried and rich in spices and vegetables such as kale, ferns, kesum leaves plus a sprinkling of peanuts, and fried anchovies.
Buntil
Made from grated coconut mixed with petai manding or tempeh then wrapped in taro leaves.
Burasa
A typical food from Bugis which is made from rice, the taste is famous for being savory and is often used as a accompaniment to soupy foods.
Burgo
One of Palembang’s chewy dishes with coconut milk sauce made from rice flour with coconut milk sauce.
Cah Kangkung
Stir-fried kale with oriental spices, such as garlic, ginger, soy sauce, fish sauce, and oyster sauce.
Cakalang Fufu
A cured and smoked skipjack tuna clipped on a bamboo frame.
Cakwe
A long golden-brown deep-fried strip of dough.
Cap Cai
Made from a mixture of various vegetables with the addition of meatballs, meat, or seafood then all these ingredients are mixed and given a special seasoning.
Chai Tow Kway
Soft fried rice cakes then cooked with onions, chicken eggs, scallions or added with chili sauce, oyster sauce and soy sauce.
Char Kwey Teow
The kwetiau is cooked with bean sprouts, chives, prawns, clams, and eggs with the seasonings of garlic, fish sauce, chili sauce, and sweet soy sauce.
Cha Sio
Red roast pork Indonesian Chinese specialty food.
Cilok
A typical West Java food made from chewy tapioca with additional complementary spices such as peanut sauce.
Cimol
This food originating from West Java is made from starch as the basic ingredient and then seasoned with powdered barbecue.
Cireng
made from starch fried with a mixture of spices
Clorot
A type of wet cake made with the main ingredients of rice flour, coconut milk, brown sugar and other ingredients.
Combro
Sundanese savory snack, namely cassava dough with a filling in the form of savory and spicy oncom stir fry.
Dadar Gulung
Traditional snacks that are classified as wet cakes made from wheat flour and grated coconut combined with brown sugar or what is called unti as the filling.
Daun Ubi Tumbuk
Pounded cassava leaves and then cooked with coconut milk and various spices.
Dendeng Balado
Thin slices of beef that are boiled with spices and then fried until dry and given balado spicies.
Dengke Mas Naniura
Ripened by soaking it with tamarind water or kaffir lime.
Docang
The combination of rice cake, cassava leaves, and bean sprouts with a splash of gravy.
Dodol
Food comes from West Java with the basic ingredients of making glutinous rice flour, coconut milk and sugar which has a plastic texture.
Gado-Gado
A type of food that consisting of potatoes, tofu, tempeh, vegetables, etc. then given peanut sauce.
Empal Gentong
Consists of beef and beef offal cooked with a yellow spiced coconut milk sauce.
Empal Gepuk
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Beef stewed with herbs and spices until tender then pounded until slightly flat, and fried before serving.
Emping
Crackers made from melinjo seeds made by crushing raw materials until smooth and then drying in the sun
Epok Epok
Cakes made from flour dough that are molded in special molds, with various fillings.
Gado Gado
A type of food that consisting of potatoes, tofu, tempeh, vegetables, etc. then given peanut sauce.
Garang Asem
Central Java specialties are chicken cooked using banana leaves and dominated by sour and spicy flavors.
Geplak
Betawi traditional cake made from rice flour, white-brown in color, sweet taste and soft texture.
Gethuk
Dish made from cassava, boiled and mashed. Then it is mixed with grated coconut, sugar and small amounts of salt.
Gudeg
A sweet and savory food made from gori (young jackfruit) which is a typical culinary of the city of Yogyakarta.
Gulai
A dish with coconut milk sauce and topped with turmeric and special spices (usually mixed with fish, mutton, beef, and others)
Haisom Cah
Sea cucumbers cooked with oyster sauce and other spices as well as additional vegetables.
Idli
A type of savory rice cake made from vegetables and has a spicy taste.
Iga Babi
Iga babi kecap is an Indonesian braised pork with sweet soy sauce.
Iga Penyet
Spiced ribs that are fried, then squeezed or served with chili sauce and vegetables.
Ikan Kuah Asam
Manadonese original soup dish that has a sour taste and fragrant aroma from the spices used.
Ikan Arsik
A dish of fish cooked with Batak yellow spices.
Indomie
Instant noodle products that have many flavors.
Intip Goreng
Traditional food typical of Central Java is made from quality rice and fried in quality oil.
Jagung Bose
A typical food of the East Nusa Tenggara region which is processed corn and beans
Jalabria
The snack made from glutinous rice flour that is sugared and fried also has a thick sweet taste because the entire surface is covered with brown sugar which is allowed to dry.
Jalangkote
A South Sulawesi fried dumpling from Indonesian cuisine, stuffed with rice vermicelli, vegetables, potatoes and eggs.
Jemput Jemput
A typical West Sumatran dish in the form of confectionery with a composition consisting of bananas mixed with flour and grated coconut flesh.
Kaledo
One of the typical foods of Palu in the form of soup filled with beef legs.
Kalio
A type of rendang that is cooked for a shorter period of time and much of the coconut milk liquid has not evaporated.
Kamir
This traditional cake from Pemalang City is made from tape with a soft texture and filled with melted chocolate.
Kangkung Belacan
Belacan is the name for shrimp paste for the Malay community, this dish is cooked with shrimp paste and other spices.
Karedok
Belacan is the name for shrimp paste for the Malay community, this dish is cooked with shrimp paste and other spices.
Kare Ranjungan
Rajungan is a type of crab that is spotted with spots and smaller in size than crabs in general. Whole crab meat is cooked with lots of spices and coconut milk.
Kastenggel
Pastries made from a mixture of flour, eggs, margarine, and grated cheese. This one cake is rectangular, about 3-4 cm long.
Katemak
contains corn kernels boiled together with beans, papaya leaves and fruit, or leaves and pumpkin and various other green vegetables. Usually served with lu’at chili sauce.
Kembang Goyang
This snack is made from wheat flour and has a sweet taste and a crunchy texture.
Kembang Tahu
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Kemplang
Crackers are commonly made of ikan tenggiri.
Kepiting Saus Padang
Seafood dish of crab served in hot and spicy Padang sauce which is identical to the taste of oyster sauce.
Kerak Telor
This egg crust is made from eggs mixed with a little flour and scallions then poured into a frying pan in the form of small round molds.
Keripik Sanjai
Chips from Bukittinggi with a spicy and sweet Balado taste.
Kerupuk Kulit Babi
Crackers made from pork skin.
Keripik Teripang
Chips made from sea cucumbers.
Ketoprak
A vegetarian dish from Jakarta, Indonesia, consisting of tofu, vegetables, rice cake, and rice vermicelli served in peanut sauce.
Ketupat Sayur
Vegetarian dish from Jakarta, Indonesia, consisting of tofu, vegetables, rice cake, and rice vermicelli served in peanut sauce.
Ketupat Tahu
a traditional Magelang culinary menu made from diamonds, fried tofu, and peanut sauce and has additional sliced cabbage, bean sprouts, bakwan, and noodles
Klapper Taart
Tart made from coconut water, cornstarch, liquid milk, sugar, egg yolk, salt, margarine, raisins, and blueberry jam.
Klepon
Traditional food with a chewy and sticky texture covered with grated coconut and melted brown sugar in it.
Kolak
A traditional food made from bananas or sweet potatoes boiled with coconut milk and palm sugar.
kompiang
Bread made from flour, salt, sugar and yeast which is kneaded and then shaped into a round.
Konro
This soup is made from beef ribs or beef with a dark brown sauce.
Krecek
Food made from cow or buffalo skin with curry sauce.
Krengsengan
Menu which is usually made from pieces of mutton combined with spices.
Kroket
A type of dumpling consisting of a thick binder combined with a filling, which is breaded and deep-fried.
Kuah Asam Keueung
This dish has a spicy, sour, and salty sauce taste combined with a distinctive yellow color.
Kue Ape
Made from the main ingredient wheat flour mixed with milk and the top is often sprinkled with cheese and meses.
Kue Bingka
Food originating from South Kalimantan with a soft texture and made from basic ingredients such as eggs, coconut milk and flour.
Kue Bugis
A traditional cake made from glutinous rice and cooked by steaming.
Kue Carabikang
A traditional cake made from a mixture of rice flour, sugar and coconut milk.
Kue Gapit
Cirebon traditional cake made from tapioca flour.
Kue Kaak
A traditional cake made from ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, pepper, cloves, cardamom, fennel, honey, free-range chicken eggs, sugar, wheat flour, fine koya, ghee, butter and black cumin.
Kue Keranjang
This cake is made from glutinous rice flour and brown sugar mixed with water, then stirred until thick and then molded and then steamed.
Kue Kochi
Made from glutinous rice flour, and filled with Melaka sugar coconut.
Kue Ku
A cake made from glutinous rice flour filled with green beans.
Kue Leker
Made from dough using cake ingredients such as eggs, wheat flour, milk, sugar and water.then poured on a mini pan that has been heated (usually heated over charcoal coals) to make a circular leker skin.
Kue Maksuba
Made from basic ingredients eggs, sugar, butter, vanilla, and of course sweetened condensed milk white color.
Kue Mangkok
Made from rice flour, wheat flour and cassava tapai cooked by steaming and is shaped like a bowl and blooms at the top.
Kue Nastar
Adonan yang terbuat dari terigu, mentega, gula, dan telur ini, nastar akan dibentuk bulatan sempurna atau sedikit elips dengan hiasan sebutir cengkih di atasnya and generally filled with pineapple jam.
Kue Pancong
This Betawi cake is made from a mixture of rice flour, grated coconut, coconut milk, and a little tapioca flour.
Kue Putu
A type of cake made from coarse grains of rice flour which usually contains brown sugar and is sprinkled with grated coconut.
Kue Rangi
This traditional cake from Betawi is made from a mixture of starch mixed with grated coconut and then cooked by baking it in a special mold.
Kue Sagu
As the name suggests, this cake is made from sago as the main ingredient. This flower-shaped cake is usually served in a cheese flavor.
Kue Satu
The basic ingredient is glutinous rice flour that has been roasted and mixed with sugar, freshly molded and uses glutinous rice flour, you can also replace it with green bean flour.
Kuluban
Contains young jackfruit, long beans, raw bean sprouts, raw petai, long bean leaves, salt, sugar. The complement is young coconut, coarsely grated.
Kwetiau Siram Sapi
Kwetiau is a noodle from China made from rice noodles cooked with special spices along with pieces of beef and vegetables.
Laklak
Rice flour mixed with water and natural dyes such as suji leaves and served with melted brown sugar or what is often called kinca and a sprinkling of grated coconut.
Laksa Banjar
This food made from rice flour with snakehead fish sauce as well as other complementary ingredients comes from Banjarmasin.
Laksa Betawi
The main ingredients are free-range chicken meat, shrimp, with additional complements such as vermicelli, bean sprouts, basil leaves, and eggs.
Laksa Bogor
Laksa is a dish made from a mixture of diamonds, vermicelli, bean sprouts, red oncom, grated coconut and a splash of thick gravy.
Laksan
using minced snakehead fish meat as the main ingredient then mixed with tapioca flour, chicken eggs, flavoring, and salt mixed and laksan is formed lengthwise.huj
Lakso Palembang
Containing lakso noodles made from a mixture of rice flour and sago flour as well as yellow coconut milk sauce which is savory and fragrant because it is added with spices and also turmeric and fish meat flakes.
Lalapan
A Sundanese raw vegetable salad served with sambal terasi.
Lapis Legit
Made from various kinds of spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, mace, and anise so that the taste of this cake is very distinctive and rich in the aroma of spices.
Lawar
A mixture of vegetables, Balinese spices, coconut, shrimp paste and minced meat.
Lemang
Glutinous rice cooked with bamboo.
Lemper
This cake is made from sticky rice and filled with minced or shredded meat.
Lepek Binti
Is a snack made from sticky rice with ground beef filling.
Lepet
Lepet is a traditional snack made of glutinous rice, grated coconut, and a little salt.
Lontong Balap
A dish of lontong berkuah filled with bean sprouts, tofu, and lento (peanuts cooked in a special way).
Lontong Cap Go Meh
Contains lontong served with chicken opor, lodeh vegetables, liver fried chili sauce, pickles, pindang eggs, koya powder, shredded beef, chili sauce, and don’t forget crackers.
Lontong Gulai
Red ggetables, and the additional side dish is in the form of eggs or chicken curry.ravy with vegetable lontong dishes, red lado sauce, jackfruit curry, peanut ve
Lumpia Semarang
A snack consisting of a mixture of young bamboo shoots, eggs, fresh vegetables, and meat or seafood, in a roll made of thin sheets of wheat flour.
Lupis
A snack made from glutinous rice wrapped in banana leaves and then boiled and sprinkled with melted brown sugar.
Madumongso
Made from black sticky rice tape with sour and sweet taste.
Marak
Mutton soup with a mixture of vegetables cooked with a special gravy.
Martabak Mesir
One of the foods made from flour dough containing eggs, seasoned meat, scallions etc. and a special sauce.
Mendoan
Tempe which is fried half cooked and has a chewy texture, a snack from Bayuwangi.
Mi Aceh
Made from thick yellow noodles with various toppings, such as shrimp, crab, beef, or mutton. The seasoning consists of various kinds of spices.
Mi Ayam
Made from yellow wheat noodles seasoned with usually diced chicken, mustard greens, dumplings and gravy.
Mi Cakalang
Served with special spices, such as shallots, spring onions, and sliced skipjack tuna on top of noodles.
Mi Caluk
Made from stick noodles and served like spaghetti with a sauce made from tomatoes, chili, coconut milk, and peanuts with the addition of lemongrass and lime leaves.
Mi Celor
Contains egg noodles, a gravy that comes from a mixture of shrimp broth and coconut milk, as well as shrimp toppings, shredded chicken, and hard-boiled eggs.
Mi Gomak
Batak cuisine is made from stick noodles boiled with yellow spices and coconut milk andaliman sauce.
Mi Jawa
A mixture of noodles, vegetables, duck eggs, and free-range chicken
Mi Kangkung
A Betawi food that has a thick soup with a soft noodle texture served with kale, usually also includes meatballs and mushrooms.
Mi Kari Telur Asin
The noodles are boiled with milk and butter as well as other flavorings and then topped with stir-fried curry leaves, salted egg, and shrimp.
Mi Koclok
Noodles served with chicken broth and thick coconut milk, topped with shredded chicken, sliced scallions, cabbage, bean sprouts, and a hard-boiled egg.
Mi Kocok
One of Bandung’s specialties consisting of yellow noodles served in broth with beef, boiled eggs, and various toppings as well as soy sauce, chili sauce, lime, and sliced green onions.
Mi Ongklok
One of Wonosobo’s specialties whose sauce is made from cassava essence, brown sugar, and peanut sauce.
Mi Pangsit
Soft textured noodles with dumplings, shredded chicken, prawns, vegetables and gravy.
Moachi Gemini
Made from glutinous rice flour filled with mashed peanuts mixed with sugar or caramel.
Mochi Sukabumi
This cake made from glutinous rice flour sprinkled with tapioca flour contains ground peanuts and tastes chewy in the mouth because it is packaged in a small bamboo basket.
Naan
A kind of leavened flatbread made from wheat flour.
Nagasari
Made from rice flour filled with sliced plantains.
Nasi Ambeng
Javanese specialties in the form of white rice served on a winnowing tray and usually consist of cakes, fried salted fish, fried chili sauce, boiled eggs, urap, to chicken opor.
Nasi Ayam Hainan
Made from chicken meat prepared by boiling the whole chicken in chicken bone broth, using as much boiled water to make the original broth from the chicken.
Nasi Bakar
Coconut milk spiced rice stuffed with shredded spicy chicken and basil then wrapped in banana leaves and grilled.
Nasi Bebek Madura
Duck fried with special spices, served with various vegetables.
Nasi Bogana
Is rice rames originating from Tegal, Central Java. The rice consists of white rice with side dishes of chicken opor, chili sauce, pindang eggs, beef jerky to stir-fried tempeh and beans.
Nasi Campur Bali
A mixture of rice with various side dishes such as chicken grilled with Balinese spices, vegetable eggs and also satay wrap which is usually made from fish or chicken.
Nasi Dagang
Made from a mixture of rice and glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk.
Nasi Gandul
A typical Pati regional dish containing rice with beef gravy.
Nasi Goreng Jawa
Fried rice with chili sauce, onions and shrimp paste. After that cooked with firewood or brazier.
Nasi Goreng Kambing
A mixture of rice, mutton and spices into one dish.
Nasi Goreng Kampung
A dish of fried rice with herbs or spices, and added with various other ingredients such as side dishes or vegetables.
Nasi Goreng Pattaya
A special fried rice dish wrapped with an omelet.
Nasi jagung
A typical Indonesian food made from corn as the basic ingredient eaten with various side dishes.
Nasi Jamblang
It is white rice wrapped in teak leaves and eaten with a variety of side dishes.
Nasi Jinggo
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Nasi Kabsah
The seasoning uses tomatoes and a little chili, so the taste is sour and savory, but not spicy and served with side dishes of goat or chicken cooked by boiling.
Nasi Kapau
This is a dish made from beef intestine that is stuffed with egg and tofu mixture.
Nasi Kebuli
Made of rice cooked with mutton, milk, and various spices.
Nasi Kucing
White rice served with chili sauce and milkfish or anchovies, then wrapped in banana leaves.
Nasi lemak
White rice served with chili sauce and milkfish or anchovies, then wrapped in banana leaves.
Nasi Liwet
Rice using a liwet process, That is the technique of cooking rice by mixing rice and water, either plain water or coconut milk, in a special place.
Nasi Mandi
This type of rice has yellow and white colors. The yellow color comes from the apron spices which are cooked in a kiln.
Nasi Megono
Filled with rice topped with chopped young jackfruit cooked with grated coconut, kecombrang flowers, melinjo leaves, and other concoctions of spices.
Nasi Minyak
Rice cooked with samin oil and spices typical of the archipelago and the Middle East.
Nasi Padang
Padang cuisine is a seasoning that is rich in spices and complements Padang rice, from rendang, jackfruit curry, to its distinctive green chili sauce.
Nasi pecel
Made from boiled vegetables in the form of spinach, bean sprouts, long beans, basil, turi leaves, or other vegetables served with pecel sauce smothered with rice.
Nasi Tempong
Banyuwangi typical food contains variants of vegetables that have been boiled such as spinach, kenikir and basil leaves and side dishes of tofu, tempeh, and fried chicken or fish jambal.
Nasi Tim
Savory spiced rice and chicken steamed with boneless chicken, mushrooms and poached chicken eggs, all seasoned with garlic and soy sauce.
Nasi Timbel
Banana leaf wrapped rice. Usually served with fried chicken, tamarind vegetables, chili paste, and fresh vegetables.
Nasi Tutug Oncom
Made from warm white rice which is anointed with grilled oncom or fried oncom then served with side dishes and vegetables.
Nasi Uduk
This Betawi dish is made from white rice that is roasted and steamed with coconut milk, and is seasoned with nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, lemon grass and pepper.
Nasi Ulam
Rice mixed with various herbs and spices, especially gotu kola leaves or sometimes replaced with basil leaves, vegetables, and various spices, accompanied by several kinds of side dishes.
Natinombur
Grilled fish served with thick sauce full of spices.
Ngo Hiong
The skin of tofu is filled with chicken and minced meat then fried and given a sprinkling of creamy.
Oncom Tumis
Made from tofu cake, which is soybeans that have been taken for protein and then stir-fried with spices.
Onde Onde
Onde-onde cake with a sprinkling of sesame evenly on the surface. The classic onde-onde filling is mashed green beans.
Opor
Made from the main ingredients of chicken meat cooked with various spices, and thick coconut milk produced from coconuts.
Otak Otak
A dish made from minced mackerel wrapped in banana leaves, grilled, and served with a spicy sour sauce.
Oyong Tumis
A dish of stir-fried shallots, garlic, and chilies then add the Oyong and other vegetables and other seasonings.
Pai Susu Bali
A mixture of flour, sugar, eggs and butter for the outside and the filling is egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk.
Pai Tee
Made from a thin skin that is shaped like a basket then fried and the skin is filled with vegetables and minced meat.
Pakasam
Made from salted fish through a fermentation process with salt and then mixed with a sprinkling of fried glutinous rice.
Pallubasa
Made from beef or buffalo innards with a sauce that has been sprinkled with grated coconut that has been fried.
Panada
Made using wheat flour that has been mixed with egg yolks and added with the contents of skipjack tuna which has been stirred with shallots, lime leaves, red chilies, and scallions.
Pangsit Kuah
Steamed dumplings which are usually stuffed with meat or chicken that have been steamed and poured with a savory sauce.
Paniki
A dish whose main ingredient is bat cooked with special spices.
Pecel Lele
Javanese food consisting of catfish then served with tomato sauce and fresh vegetables consisting of basil, cabbage, cucumber, and long beans.
Pecel Sayur
Contains a variety of boiled vegetables smothered in peanut sauce as well as additional eggs, tempeh, tofu, peyek.
Pempek
Made from processed flour and fish with egg filling and cuko sauce as well as sliced cucumber dice.
Pepes Tempoyak Lais
Steamed fresh fish then grilled with fermented durian fruit (tempoyak).
Perkedel
A dish made from mashed potatoes, then mixed with herbs and sliced scallions and celery.
Pindang
Salted and seasoned fish, and then smoked or boiled until dry for preservation and then made into a dish.
Pinyaram
Minang traditional food made from rice flour and sugar cane/sugar and coconut milk.
Piscok
Made from sliced bananas with melted chocolate or sweetened condensed milk chocolate, which is wrapped in a thin flour skin or spring roll skin which is then fried.
Plecing Kangkung
Consists of boiled water spinach topped with tomato sauce made of cayenne pepper, salt, shrimp paste and tomatoes, and sometimes topped with lime drops.
Popiah
Made from one kilogram of wheat flour, one liter of water, one teaspoon of salt, and two tablespoons of tapioca flour and stuffed and then rolled.
Puding Sagu
A pudding made of tapioca pearls, sweetened condensed milk, and coconut milk.
Pukis
Made from a mixture of eggs, wheat flour, sugar, yeast and coconut milk then molded using a pukis cake mold, and baked until cooked.
Putu
Made from coarse grains of rice flour. Then it is filled with Javanese sugar and sprinkled with grated coconut.
Puyunghai
Made from a mixture of eggs, chicken and vegetables. The soft texture of the egg blends really well with the tomato sauce on top.
Rabeg
Made from a mixture of nutmeg seeds, ginger, galangal, cayenne pepper and cinnamon and mutton cut into small pieces with the innards as the main ingredient.
Rawon
Black beef soup as a mixture of special spices containing kluwek.
Rempeyek
Mixed flour, water, various spices, and nuts and then fry.
Rendang
The basic ingredients of meat are then cooked using a mixture of coconut milk, chili, lemongrass, galangal, turmeric, ginger, garlic, shallots and various other spices.
Rengginang
Crackers made from dried glutinous rice.
Rintek Wuuk
A dish made from dog meat with various herbs and spices.
Risol
Risol is made with ingredients such as a skin made of wheat flour and eggs which is then filled with mayonnaise, cheese, sausage, button mushrooms, various meats and vegetables.
Roti Buaya
Bread made from flour, milk powder, yeast, eggs, sugar, and other basic bread ingredients.
Roti Canai
Made from wheat, then mixed with a little spice, then baked with a topping of cheese, sugar, mayonnaise or curry sauce.
Roti Gambang
Made from the main ingredients, namely wheat flour, palm sugar, sesame, eggs, and other ingredients.
Roti John
Baguette stuffed with eggs, chicken, or meat, tomatoes, lettuce, and various toppings such as mustard, cheese sauce, chili sauce, etc.
Roti Konde
This bread is made from chakra flour, whipped cream, powdered milk, salted butter, melted chocolate, and other bread ingredients.
Roti Lapis Tempe
Sandwiches where the bread is replaced with fried tempeh.
Roti Pita
One of the simplest breads, because it only uses water, flour, and yeast and then is given various fillings.
Roti Tisu
Made from flour, milk, powdered sugar, salt, and melted chocolate, cheese, or sweetened condensed milk as toppings.
Rujak Petis
Usually consists of sliced cucumber, yam, young mango, kedondong, tofu, bean sprouts, and kale topped with peanut sauce.
Rujak Cingur
Rujak mixed with cingur or beef body parts in a soft cow’s mouth which is then boiled.
Rujak Juhi
This Betawi specialty salad is made from juhi, which is squid that has been fermented with salt, then dried.
Rujak Shanghai
Using red gravy with the basic ingredients of tomato sauce and a sprinkling of mashed peanuts with the main ingredients being kale, juhi, and jellyfish.
Rujak Soto
A dish containing rice cake, cucumber, cooked vegetables, tofu-tempe pieces, sliced meat and the gravy comes from the stew of meat.
Saksang
Batak cuisine made from minced pork, dog or buffalo meat and seasoned with spices and coconut milk, and cooked with or without blood.
Sale Pisang
A banana product made by drying and smoking processes.
Saltah
This dish is cooked with tomatoes and garlic and is usually eaten with bread.
Samosa
made from flour, potatoes, onions, spices, and green chilies, usually eaten with a dipping sauce in the form of chutneys, such as mint leaf chutney, coriander leaf chutney, or tamarind chutney.
Sapo Tahu
Vegetarian dishes consisting of vegetables include soft textured egg tofu (tofu), mushroom, carrots, chicory, broccoli, celery leeks, onions, and garlic.
Sate Babi
Usually using a sauce made from pineapple, spices, and sweet soy sauce and then grilled in slow-cooking.
Sate Bandeng
The meat filling is removed from the milkfish body and separated from the thorns, then the meat is then mixed with the mixture and put back into the milkfish skin and then burned.
Sate Kelinci Jawa
The main composition of rabbit meat which is arranged on a skewer made of small bamboo and then grilled using charcoal.
Sate Klatak
Young mutton satay grilled by using bicycle bars, and seasoned with salt and additional clear gravy.
Sate Lilit
This satay is generally made from large sea fish by pureeing the fish, then adding Balinese spices, coconut milk, and grated coconut.
Sate Madura
Satay made from chicken meat and processed with a special blend of spices from Madura.
Sate Padang
Using beef, tongue or offal with thick peanut sauce seasoning plus lots of chili, making the taste spicy.
Sate Taichan
A variant of satay that contains grilled chicken meat without garnishing with peanut sauce or soy sauce like satay in general.
Sayur Asem
peanuts, young jackfruit, melinjo, vegetable starfruit, chayote, long beans and the sour taste of this dish is usually obtained from tomatoes, Javanese tamarind, or from star fruit wuluh.
Sayur Bayam
Besides spinach, this spinach soup is also complemented with corn and tomatoes..
Sayur Lodeh
This dish contains jipang pumpkin, long beans, eggplant, petai, tempeh, chili, small corn and coconut milk.
Sayur Sop Ceker
A soup made from chicken feet mixed with various ingredients or vegetables.
Seblak
Typical Bandung food made from limp crackers then cooked with spices and added with some fillings such as chicken, meatballs, claws, etc.
Se’i Kupang
An Indonesian smoked meat(usually from pork) from Kupangan Indonesian smoked meat(usually from pork) from Kupang
Sekba Babi
Made of pork innards, liver, tripe, intestines, lungs, ears and pork tongue boiled in a soy sauce-based soup.
Selat Solo
This dish consists of beef has outer stew in a watery sauce made of garlic, vinegar, sweet soy sauce, English soy sauce, water and seasoned with nutmeg and pepper.
Semar Mendem
wet cake made from glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk then, it is stuffed with shredded chicken and shaped and then wrapped in a thinly omeletted.
Semprong
Made from rice flour, it can be served folded or rolled.
Semur
A dish of boiled meat from Indonesia that is cooked in a dark brown sauce made of sweet soy sauce, shallots, onions, nutmeg and cloves.
Serabi
Made from a mixture of wheat flour, rice flour, and coconut milk as well as a sauce made from coconut milk and brown sugar.
Seri Muka
Made from rice flour, eggs, sugar, coconut milk and cinnamon powder.
Serundeng
Made from spices such as shallots, garlic, coriander, lemongrass, bay leaves, and galangal then mixed with grated coconut and roasted until browned.
Siomay
A type of dimsum that is usually made with chicken, fish, shrimp and crab fillings with eggs, fish balls, abitter gourd and cabbage tossed with peanut sauce.
Sop Buntut
Soup made from pieces of beef tail that is boiled until it releases the broth.
Sop Konro
Made from beef ribs or beef, and seasoned with cinnamon, tamarind water, and spices.
Sop Saudara
Soup made of mutton, tripe, and some vegetables.
Sosis Solo
Made from ground beef rolled in a very thin omelet.
Soto Banjar
Using free-range chicken as the main ingredient and mashed spices in the form of onion, garlic, pepper. The spices used are cardamom, cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Soto Betawi
The broth is made from coconut milk or milk containing beef and offal.
Soto Lamongan
With a distinctive yellow sauce containing vermicelli, pieces of chicken meat, offal, chicken skin, tomatoes, cabbage, and chicken eggs.
Soto Madura
Contains beef brisket, boiled egg, petis, peanut sauce, cassava pieces, and dry fried potatoes.
Soto Makassar
Made from long-boiled beef innards and a mixture of other beef, then mixed into a special blend of spices.
Soto Medan
Contains shredded free-range chicken, chips, hard-boiled eggs, and sliced tomatoes topped with coconut milk.
Soto Padang
A beef broth dish with sliced beef that has been fried dry, glass noodles, potato cakes plus red crackers.
Soto Sakaraja
Made from chicken or beef, vermicelli, bean sprouts, scallions, peanut sauce, crackers, and fried shallots.
Soto Solo
Contains bean sprouts, beef or chicken, celery leaves, fried onions, with the addition of lime juice and chili sauce.
Soto Tangkar
Soup made from stuffing in the form of tangkar or ribs.
Sumpia
Made from shredded beef or prawns as a filling in a layer of spring rolls, seasoned with coriander, lemon leaves, garlic and shallots.
Sup Sarang Burung
The main ingredient of this soup is a net made from bird saliva.
Swikee
A dish made from frog’s thighs served in soup, fried or stir-fried.
Tahu Aci
Made from yellow tofu with aci filling that has been seasoned and then fried.
Tahu Bulat
Tofu is round fried without filling, usually eaten with green chilies.
Tahu Campur
This dish is made from various fillings such as vegetables, cassava lentho, tofu, and beef tetelan and then served with black shrimp paste as a condiment.
Tahu Gejrot
Fried tofu is then cut into small pieces and eaten with a sauce with chili, garlic, shallots, and sugar.
Tahu Gunting
Food made from fried tofu, ketupat, vermicelli, and crackers seasoned with peanut sauce and soy sauce, the tofu is cut into pieces using scissors.
Tahu Sumedang
Raw tofu molded from woven bamboo which functions as a drainer.
Tahu Tek Tek
Half-cooked fried tofu, rice cake, potatoes, and a little bean sprouts are then drizzled with peanut sauce with petis added as well as an omelette and prawn crackers as a compliment.
Tahu Walik
Made from tofu pong, tapioca flour, and wheat flour for the seasoning, just use salt, powdered broth, and finely chopped garlic.
Tauge Ayam
Contains stir-fried bean sprouts and chicken pieces with oyster sauce.
Tekwan
Made from sago and fish, shaped into small rounds like fish balls, with fish stock sauce complemented by vermicelli, sliced yam, ear mushrooms, and tuberose flowers.
Telur Bumbu Bali
Boiled eggs cooked with Balinese spices.
Tempe Bacem
Tempe Orek
A dish of tempeh that is cut into small pieces and cooked with sugar and soy sauce.
Tempoyak Ikan Patin
Jambi speciality food made from catfish cooked with spices with ripe durian meat and salt to taste, fermented and then stored in an airtight container.
Tengkleng
A dish of beef or mutton mixed with soft vegetables such as tomatoes and cabbage then seasoned with curry sauce and given soy sauce.
Terong Balado
Eggplant cooked by sauteing ground chillies with various spices, usually shallots, garlic, lime.
Timlo
The soup contains sliced chicken liver, sliced omelette rolls, sliced sausage solo, noodles, pindang eggs, and shredded fried chicken.
Timphan
One of the typical Acehnese cakes made from rice flour, coconut milk, bananas and a number of other ingredients, wrapped with banana shoots and steamed.
Tinorangsak
This dish is made from pork but can be replaced with other meats, usually Minahasa people cook it in bamboo
Tinutuan
Porridge mixed with various vegetables such as pumpkin, sweet potato, kale, spinach, basil, and young corn.
Tiwul
Made from cassava which is dried in the sun or commonly called cassava then ground until smooth and then steamed until cooked.
Toge Goreng Bogor
Food containing fried bean sprouts, yellow noodles, pieces of oncom, and sprinkled with peanut sauce.
Tongseng
A dish that contains mutton with addition, into a thick sauce put vegetables such as cabbage, garlic, tomatoes, and soy sauce.
Tumpang
A type of typical Javanese spice made using tempe bosok or tempeh that is almost rotten and then cooked with other spices.
Tumpeng
The dish is a meal consisting of cone-shaped rice with various side dishes around it.
Udang Balado
Minangkabau’s special seasoning that uses ground chilies roasted with garlic, shallots and limes cooked with prawns.
Untir Untir
Made using the main ingredients in the form of flour and sugar.
Urap
This dish is made from boiled various kinds of vegetables mixed with grated coconut seasoning using kencur in the seasoning mixture.
Wajik
A traditional Indonesian snack made from sticky rice, coconut milk and sugar which has a sticky texture.
Wedang Angsle
The sauce is made from a mixture of pandan leaves, vanilla, and coconut milk. The filling consists of petulo, green beans, white sticky rice, pearls, slices of bread, and sliced fruit.
Wingko
Made from coconut milk, glutinous rice, and grated coconut.
Woku
The spices used are basil, lime leaves, pandan leaves, turmeric, lemongrass, leeks, tomatoes, chilies, ginger and garlic.
Yee Sang
A Cantonese-style raw fish salad that usually consists of strips of raw fish, mixed with shredded vegetables and a variety of sauces and condiments, among other ingredients.
Yong Tahu
Yong tau foo is a Hakka Chinese cuisine consisting primarily of tofu filled with ground meat mixture or fish paste.