Tag: sate

• Hidden gems

  

  Somehow Matt – not unlike a truffle pig – always sniffs out the best food haunts. Here is his review of a Balinese seafood place we (sorry … HE) discovered. Only a few streets into Sanur suburbia, serenity can be found in a seafood mixed rice plate locally known as Nasi Campur. Served in a…

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  9th Jan 2023

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  Babi guling, Balinese food, budget eats, burnout, family on the road, family travel, food lovers, food safari, gado gado, Ilan bakar, indonesia, indonesia on a budget, Indonesian food, makanan, sabbatical, Sanur, sate, seafood, silent quitting, street food, travel blog, travel pics, travelling family, travelling with kids

• Rocky start to an ongoing love affair

  

  “Ich scheiss auf Nasi Padang!” Fran, 1999 That’s what I mumbled under my breath as I was about to have a food revelation, marking the beginning of my obsession with Balinese food. We had been trotting down dark, deserted roads in the back of Kuta for more than half an hour and I couldn’t give…

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  9th Jan 2023

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  Babi guling, Bakso ayam, Balinese food, burnout, family on the road, family travel, food lovers, food safari, gado gado, indonesia, indonesia on a budget, makanan, martabak, nasi goreng, nasi Padang, roti cenai, sabbatical, Sanur, sate, silent quitting, street food, travelling family, travelling with kids