Date: Sunday, 26 August 2007
Location: Indonesian Embassy, Chatsworth Road, Singapore.
On Sunday, 26 August 2007, I took Irza to the Indonesian embassy to visit the annual bazaar to celebrate Indonesia's national day. Similar to last year, the embassy is full of people, all Indonesians living in Singapore.
I reached there at around 11:30am, and suprisingly, I can get a parking lot quite easily. I needed to show my Indonesian IC (KTP) to enter the embassy, since the bazaar is opened only for Indonesians. This means, other nationalities, including Singaporeans, are not allowed to enter.
The first friend I met there is Judhi Prasetyo, who, as usual, roamed around with his camera, taking pictures. I and Irza then went to the strings of numerous stalls selling all kind of Indonesian foods. Almost all kind of Indonesian popular dishes are available there, you name one and it'll be there. Nasi uduk, nasi gudeg, sate, ketoprak, gado-gado, padang/minang food including sate padang, and many more.
I bought nasi gudeg from the stall which also sells Hany's Braddell satay and Iif's pempek (can't remember the name of the stall). It's only $2, quite cheap. Eventually, Irza wanted the satay so we bought one from Hany, $6 for 10 skewers of Braddell satay including the rice cake (lontong).
I also bought mie Aceh ($2 only) and rujak Aceh ($1 only) from Nonong, who turned out to be one of the sellers there as well. Her stall was the first one on the right, together with Gita if I'm not mistaken (I remember seeing Roni in front of the stall). :) I also bought two packs of nasi uduk (at $2.5 each) from the same stall.
My wife also asked me to buy risoles, so I bought them from Ellen's Kedai Ibu, quite expensive, $2 per pack of 2 risoles, which means one risole costs $1. I also bought some bakwans (fried mixed vegetables) from another stall (can't remember the name), $1 for three bakwans, which means only 33 cents for each bakwan. Not too sure why the price difference is quite high. :)
I also met Sandy and Elsy there, as well as Andre, who was also taking some pictures there. Also met Yolli and Baby, Rio, Haris, Kang Iif, Iwan (accompanying their wives, of course), and passed by Fivtanto and Duddy on our way back to the carpark.
montok and rapi euy satenya
ReplyDeleteseumur umur, aku gak pernah eh ke kbri. asyik ternyata ya, banyak ketemu orang indo
ReplyDeleteini namanya Keiya, anaknya Santy & Eki, temen sekolahnya Hanan,Malika :)
ReplyDeletehooh, ampe sempet mau pingsan :((
ReplyDeleteMakasih udah mampir, Irza, Indra!
ReplyDeleteYang penting, enak... :) Walau cuma sempet nyobain satu tusuk, selebihnya dihabisin sama Irza... :(
ReplyDeleteRame-nya kalau lagi pas bazaar aja. Kalo gak ada acara bazaar sih males juga kesana.
ReplyDeleteTerima kasih info-nya. :)
ReplyDeleteHati-hati, inget kesehatan... :)
ReplyDeleteSama-sama. :)
ReplyDeleteTernyata seruuuuuuuuuuuuu abiiizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......
ReplyDeleteramee euuyy...!!!
ReplyDeletengg ketemu ya Pak In, padahal saya mbakso di KI tuh...
ReplyDeleteIya dooong... :) :)
ReplyDeletePenuh dengan orang Indonesia...
ReplyDeleteKayaknya kemarin sempet lihat Ambar dan husband tapi ngga yakin :) Kirain masih di UK/US/luar negeri lainnya... :) :)
ReplyDelete1. hmm..kok ya bandingin risol sama bakwan :).dari isi dan cara pembuatannya aja beda jauh atuh,pak.risol isinya ada daging cincang,susu,telor n sayur-sayuran.bikinnya harus 2 step, bikin isi ragoutnya dulu, baru ngedadar kulitnya trus dimasukin ke kulitnya,lipat dan diberi tepung panir.kira-kira untuk bikin 1 resep,25 biji itu butuh waktu satu jam. bakwan,tinggal iris-iris sayuran,kasih ketumbar n merica bubuk,campur ke tepung,goreng
ReplyDelete2. kemaren sempet tanya ke stall lain yang jual risol? ada 2 stall lain yang jual risol juga, harganya sama $1/pcs
3. atau sekali-kali beli deh risoles yang dijual di Lucky Plaza lantai 1 deh. $3 for 2.Atau yang di Bugis Junction $1.2/pcs
4. sekedar info sebenernya sih saya dah lama terima pesanan risoles dengan harga $0.90/pcs.minimal pesan 20 pcs.alhamdulillah banyak yang berulang kali pesan ke saya :). bahkan beberapa bulan yang lalu,teh devi ( teeeh, maaf namanya saya sebut disini yaaaa) sebelumnya pesan 100 pcs trus pesan lagi 160pcs :)
5. kalo beli risoles dengan harga 5 rebu atawa 6 rebu di Jakarta mungkin kalo kemahalan mah wajar :) ( walopun di toko kue spt O**Y atawa L***SIA malahan udah 5rebu sebiji)
ups..sorry komennya panjang :)
Hahaha iya ngga apa-apa Teh Ellen, terima kasih klarifikasinya. Maklum lah saya kan kurang ahli dalam soal masak-masakan, ahli dalam makannya doang. :) :)
ReplyDeleteSayah juga tukang pesen lemper & risolnya Neng Ellen. Rasa & penampilan nggak kalah sama Kedai Oleh-oleh yg di Bugis Junction, harga menang banyak. Nah, ketauan nih, si Pak Indra jarang beli risol!
ReplyDeleteAcara bazaar di KBRI selalu kurindu. Kebayang mata dimanjain dgn penampilan mbak2 yg pada di-makeover, lidah dimanjain dgn segala macem makanan tanah air. Kalo pulang dari bazaar, alamat ngegembol jajanan segala macem & nggak harus masak sampe besoknya.
ReplyDeleteIni pertama kalinya saya beli risol di Singapura, Teh. Jadi harap maklum lah... belum tau harga... :D :D
ReplyDeleteNgegembol? :) :)
ReplyDeleteacara KBRI ini sangat "interesting"...cuka kalau orang singapur yg bisa mampir...pasti best ya!
ReplyDeleteFind an Indonesian friend to bring you in, heheheh... usually they will not check all ICs when you visit in groups...
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