Indonesian visitors spend 30–40% on food.

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The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has named five classic Indonesian dishes the best to change this.

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1. Rendang

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2. Nasi Goreng

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3. Gado-Gado

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4. Soto

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5. Sate

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There are three UNWTO-approved culinary destinations that have been revealed in Indonesia that you should know.

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They are Bali, Joglosemar (Yogyakarta, Solo, and Semarang), and Bandung.

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So, Are you interested to come to Indonesia?

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Indonesian visitors spend 30–40% on food.

The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has named five classic Indonesian dishes the best to change this.

1. Rendang

Rendang was CNN's 2017 world's best meal. This rich stew-curry sauce is best with beef.

2. Nasi Goreng

This dish has so many lovers. Nasi Goreng here means fried rice with the fried egg sunny side up. You can find this dish anywhere in Indonesia.

3. Gado-Gado

This dish can be turned a meat-eater vegetarian. Gado-Gado is an Indonesian salad with a thick peanut sauce dressing.

4. Soto

The soup classic's flavors, textures, thickness, and components reflect Indonesia's diverse cultures. Every Indonesian area adds a twist to soto.

5. Sate

Sate sauces go with every meat. On lamb, beef, pork and chicken, lontong and sate stalks soak up peanut sauce or kecap manis (Indonesian sweet soysauce).

There are three UNWTO-approved culinary destinations that have been revealed in Indonesia that you should know.

They are Bali, Joglosemar (Yogyakarta, Solo, and Semarang), and Bandung.

So, Are you interested to come to Indonesia?