widder
Thanks for the photo mimpi - that's the one.
Pa_Yan
Good to see you back Dyah :D . A Happy New Year to you and your family too.
motormouth
Mimpi, my wife and I ate at Makan Yuuukkk, and it should be spelled , makan yuk....it was the worst indonesian food I have ever eaten. My wife(balinese) and 2 kids wouldn't finish it. Every time we pass it now the kids say , daddy there is makan yuk.
I am in Lovina for 1 night, my son wanted to come here fishing, bucketing down with rain,which was what we had last night in Canggu...nice and refreshing!!
mimpimanis
yes - I have to say I have never succumbed to the lure..... just around the corner is Obonk's which I mention in the cheap eats thread and find great for fast, cheap good food. :D
Dyah
hmm good information ..."makan yuk" ist realy like invitation to enjoy good indonesian food ... i must visit this warung...
About meaning:
"yuk" ... is like a invitation "come on" ...
"dong" have several meaning...like "sure", "please", "then"
"Aku tahu Bali dong" Sure i know Bali.
"Tolong aku dong" Help me please.
"Ke mana dong ?" Where then ?
@Pa_yan: Thanks ... happy 2010 for you and your family too ...
motormouth
Hi Dyah,I was really meaning Yuk, as in English for horrible etc. :D This place is sure on the money that spelling. But as mimpi says there is a better choice @ the corner.
Adam
Discovered this cracker recently in a supermarket in the Kuta Galleria complex near Ace Hardware
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Sums up tofu well....... :D :twisted:
Jimbo
What! You do not like Tofu? Very starnge and married to an indonesian to. :D
Markit
Poo lol damn near fell off the chair laughing :D :D :D
noodles
Miso Flavour - Japanese fresh noodles udon :D
matsaleh
Ooh... I LOVE those noodles, noodles! (OMG, that's just weird). I buy them at Carrefour. 8)
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Adam
Jimbo,
[quote]What! You do not like Tofu? Very starnge and married to an indonesian to. [/quote]
Ok, I admit that was a bit harsh but it's definately one of those filler-foods that you eat just to keep the worms happy. A shameful waste of good soybeans that could/should have been turned into tempe. That stuff is the best!!! :)
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Second that.
Adz
MiSO
[quote=matsaleh]Ooh... I LOVE those noodles, noodles! (OMG, that's just weird). I buy them at Carrefour. 8)
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Noodles's Noodles... haha...
MiSo & Noodles... go together well...haha...
motormouth
I agree with adam, I am married to an Indonesian and I hate tofu,It's so bland, love tempe though.
Hey what about the local cement...SEMEN, just what I need a sack full of :D :D
MiSO
If marinated and prepared properly it's really yummy.
But I noticed that there is only the soft version of Tahu, not the more tougher one.
*Proteins-proteins*
Btw, thanks motormouth, next time I'll be having Tahu I'll be thinking of...yuk.. :evil:
fisherman
My favourite is' cat oven' have taken a photo to show our grandson. After much no waying explained what it meant.
cleondann
:) i love too
I have some nice memories there...
