noodles
As subject, Mangia Cheese or Chicken Ravioli / Chincken Santa Rosa and delicious garlic bread that now Im looking for a place/restaurant to eat(apart from 5star hotel, of course)Could I ask for some advice from forum? Thanks in advance! :idea:
Anton
Sorry noodles i cant help you with your search but when you do get some of that delicious food can i have some cos your making me hungry :lol: Nantiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
noodles
Sorry noodles i cant help you with your search but when you do get some of that delicious food can i have some cos your making me hungry [/quote]If I remember correctly, ANTON in Latin meaning N/A(Not Available,Not Any...), Perhaps Noodles are not tasty to you.Btw, Anton has variant forms "Ton and Toon". Now you'll be able to see if it deserves the fame. Enjoy it!!! 8)
Jimbo
Why would you want to when all the extremely tasty Indonesian food is availble. Having said that I do get a craving from time to time for a simple potatoe. :D
mimpimanis
You and Dan Quayle both :lol:
ronb
Last year there was a thread on Warung Italia in Jalan Kunti. I enjoy the food there, and sometimes my friends spot celebrities from Jakarta. Take a look:[URL unfurl="true"]https://balipod.com/forum/threads/holy-moly-warung-italia-baby.2983/[/URL]
sooze
Yum Italian food. The best I've had is in Sanur. Sorry know that is not where u were looking, but Barocca in Jl Tambligan Sanur is the best. And you can order half serves if your not a big eater. Plus the grog is a good price lol 8)
noodles
Why would you want to when all the extremely tasty Indonesian food is availble. Having said that I do get a craving from time to time for a simple potatoe. [/quote]However, Im not cook very well but I felt pretty confidence that I can cook better than local Indonesian food. Indonesian food is not only sweet but also fatty... That was made by myself, it's not greasy and light taste. 8)
calitobali
2 words: Warung ItaliaIt's in seminyak on Jl Kuntithere is a whole thread about it somewhere in this forum. They have great pizzas and pastas, and the prices are cheap, the food is worth way more than the charge
noodles
Last year there was a thread on Warung Italia in Jalan Kunti. I enjoy the food there, and sometimes my friends spot celebrities from Jakarta. [/quote]It seems as if FORUMS were know-all, What a Lovely Forum!!! :D Thanks Ronb! I will try it
noodles
Yum Italian food. The best I've had is in Sanur. Sorry know that is not where u were looking, but Barocca in Jl Tambligan Sanur is the best. And you can order half serves if your not a big eater. Plus the grog is a good price lol 8)[/quote]Wow...Grog, GREAT!!! Thanks yr info. SOOZE, I almost can't wait to get going there right now :P50% enough for me :wink:
noodles
2 words: Warung ItaliaIt's in seminyak on Jl Kuntithere is a whole thread about it somewhere in this forum. They have great pizzas and pastas, and the prices are cheap, the food is worth way more than the charge[/quote]Chicken Ravioli or Santa Rosa and delicious garlic bread that Im looking for... Not Pizzas or Pastas la, hehe... Anyway, Thanks very much for the information 8)
Jimbo
Noodles I think perhaps your name says it all :D I would be interested to know what you consider Indonesian food.Have you tried Gado Gado, Nasi rames, Nasi pecel. Stir frys are the most healthy way of cooking Or is it more Mie and Nasi Goreng both of which are chinese.How many fat Indonesians do you see as opposed to fat italians?I used to wonder at folks going into a chinese or indian restaurant and ordering english food. Perhaps this is another case of that.
Anton
Jimbo wrote Why would you want to when all the extremely tasty Indonesian food is availble.[/quote]Jimbo sounds like your wife is a good cook because i find indonesian home cooking taste's so much better than when eating out :D Noodle's wrote If I remember correctly, ANTON in Latin meaning N/A(Not Available,Not Any...), Perhaps Noodles are not tasty to you.[/quote]hihihihihi try the perfect one ,i think i read that one somewhere :mrgreen: Noooooooooodle's i love nooooooooooodle's especially wrapped around mince meat in a tasty sauce but got to watch the waist line so once or twice a month for me but give me a stir fry anyday although thai style usually hits the spot :lol: Nantiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
noodles
Noodles I think perhaps your name says it all :D I would be interested to know what you consider Indonesian food.Have you tried Gado Gado, Nasi rames, Nasi pecel. Stir frys are the most healthy way of cooking Or is it more Mie and Nasi Goreng both of which are chinese. How many fat Indonesians do you see as opposed to fat italians?I used to wonder at folks going into a chinese or indian restaurant and ordering english food. Perhaps this is another case of that.[/quote]Good Question! I donn't think I could stand resist all the delicious food. I'd appreciate that the valued info. provided via forum members. Thank you so Much!!!
Jimbo
AntonMy wife is a very good cook but I just do not get enough of it being away. I tend to cook myself and overeat because I cook to much :(
noodles
Warung Italia - Always no space in the night time....So I have try go there in the Lunch time, Very nice food with cheaper price, But the delivery service only for pizzs :wink: Keep posted for any new place if I find it 8)
Jimbo
In which chinese restaurant do the do the best english food. Does the Indian place also serve good french food :D Sorry but I can never understand why you would come to Bali and want Italian. There are so many different foods to try here without looking for the kind you can get at home.Mind you I do love a good bacon sandwich with brown sauce so maybe you are right :D
mimpimanis
Jimbo - You cant understand someone living in a country for years and wanting a taste of another food??? You never miss a food working where you do?I love spicy food and curries but we eat a pot roast every now and then as well as other western dishes...... when I lived in england I probably ate more foreign food than English!These days what you eat is not about where you are but what you want!
milan
Sorry but I can never understand why you would come to Bali and want Italian. There are so many different foods to try here without looking for the kind you can get at home[/quote]Jimbo, you'd be surprised to hear this from me but 4 months in Indonesia recently, I've had the most delicious Indonesian food an Indonesian would ever want, be it at relatives' houses, restaurants, warungs or at my own place as I now have a great cookHowever, the 3 times I went to the Italian restaurants because I was invited, I did not like one bit of what they had to offer as my palette has changed to this true authentic/rustic Italian cooking which I also cook, thus cook at home whenever I craved for them.The moment I landed back in Italy since almost 2 months ago, at the Airport, I headed for the Italian Bar immediately and had the one and only Italian capuccino which could only be found in Italy and have been devouring only Italian food, ice creams, capuccinos, chocolates, cakes, etc. I didn't realise that I would miss them so badly when I was in Indonesia after 2 months there. Back here in Italy, I have not yearned for rice yet and all those other Indonesian dishes especially now that summer is here. We have slices of cantaloupe with raw ham as a starter that nowhere in the world is as exquisite as here. Enough said... :) Imho, one should only go to the Italian restaurant at a 5-star Hotel, as that's the only way/place you could really obtain the true Italian food. And in Bali, places like Four Season and they have Bulgari Hotel there too, right? They're Italians so they should know better.
