oleh admin | Agu 13, 2025 | food and drink, foodies, shopping, snacks, Travel
Vietnam’s street food is gaining widespread popularity, with tourists opting for new delights like fried bananas and rice paper wraps instead of traditional options such as pho and banh mi.
Having spent over a month exploring Vietnam, Filipino Dannica Refe came back home carrying two suitcases filled with snacks valued at almost VND7 million (US$275).
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The 25-year-old remarks: “It’s not even close to what my friends spent. They splurged more than VND10 million ($381) and still wished to purchase additional items.”
She came to Hanoi in mid-June for a vacation but confesses her primary reason was to join the TikTok challenge of sampling local Vietnamese street food.
She immediately went from the airport to convenience shops and grocery stores to purchase the products she had come across as suggested.
She claims she developed feelings for the snacks.
I could devour a bag of grilled coconut cookies without ever growing weary of them. They surpass numerous desserts found in high-end restaurants across the Philippines and are more affordable.
She is also amazed at the variety of Vietnamese snacks. For instance, using just one ingredient such as young green rice (
com
) individuals can prepare glutinous rice, ice cream, and sweets.
Prior to returning home, she and her companions visited supermarkets and stores in Hanoi’s Historic District, looking for treats to bring back as mementos and presents.
A clip she posted displayed snacks and instant coffee being placed inside her suitcase, which gained numerous views on TikTok.
Over the past two months, the “Vietnam snack haul” phenomenon has become popular online, featuring clips of foreigners purchasing instant noodles, treats, and coffee accompanied by tags such as #snackvietnam.
Numerous tourists show astonishment and mention they became hooked on these snacks.
Several people also ask for guidance on transporting significant amounts back home.
Hoang Nghia Dat, chief executive officer of VNA Travel, mentions that international travelers today seek more than just tourism; they are interested in culinary adventures, particularly street foods and traditional restaurants.
Previously, their main interest was trying foods such as pho or Vietnamese cuisine at restaurants. However, nowadays, they are eager to enjoy snacks from roadside stalls, sip locally brewed beer, or look for food vendors offering street-side treats.
bo bia
(Chinese sausage spring rolls).”
Thuy, who runs the Tai Loc sweet soup store located in Hoan Kiem District of central Hanoi, mentions that many international tourists have visited her establishment over the last month, opting for traditional specialties such as cassava dessert and steamed bananas wrapped in glutinous rice.
Many people are amazed to discover that these desserts cost just a few ten thousand VND ($1 to $2), but they can still savor them inside a lovely traditional home.
Thuy further mentions that local convenience stores have grown busy with international customers looking for treats, which was uncommon before.
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Boxes of traditional Vietnamese snacks and beverages that Dannica Refe bought on her visit to Hanoi. Image provided by Tiktok/nicsrefe.
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Nguyen Tien Dat, deputy chairman of the Hanoi Tourism Association, states that social media is transforming the way visitors discover Vietnam. More travelers are now exploring independently, relying on online culinary recommendations.
The range of tastes and affordable costs of Vietnamese street foods attract many tourists, he states.
Towards the start of this year, the culinary guide TasteAtlas featured various Vietnamese street dishes such as
bun dau mam tom
(rice noodles and tofu with prawn sauce) and
banh ran
(deep-fried sticky rice ball) in its list of
The Top 100 Dishes of Southeast Asia
alongside timeless favorites such as pho and banh mi.
Dat states: “Food holds an important position in the growth of tourism. Although the action of tourists purchasing Vietnamese snacks might appear minor, it contributes to promoting our food culture worldwide.”
By June this year, the count of foreign visitors arriving in Vietnam increased by 23% compared to last year.
This highlights the importance of maintaining hygiene in street food and utilizing media to showcase Vietnamese snacks.
Our aim is for visitors to come back because of meals that are delicious, budget-friendly, and leave a lasting impression.
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Zane Hanson (L) and his Vietnamese partner sample local street food in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo courtesy of Zane Hanson
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Twenty-one-year-old Zane Hanson from New Zealand arrived at a school entrance in Ho Chi Minh City and paused near a roadside stall offering popular children’s treats. He mentions that his Vietnamese partner showed him this post-classes snack habit, with items priced between VND5,000 and VND20,000 ($0.20 to $0.80).
He tried
keo chi
A dessert crafted from manually stretched malt sugar encased in a crisp cookie along with grated coconut. He also sampled a bowl of crushed ice soaked in fruit syrup, which he mentioned was the initial refreshment that helped cool him down during the hot weather apart from beer.
I tried instant noodles, pho, and instant coffee that my girlfriend brought with her, thinking these were the essentials, until the Vietnamese snack craze took off online.
He arranged a trip to Vietnam in early July to join the movement.
In New Zealand, snacks usually refer to biscuits or potato chips, and street food is uncommon.
Hanson was surprised by how cheap the snacks were in Vietnam: a bubble tea that costs VND160,000 ($6) back home sells for only VND20,000 ($0.70) on the streets here and includes tapioca balls.
He entered a store with children and was overwhelmed by the taste of hot potato chips,
o mai
(sweetened or seasoned dried fruits), and rice paper wraps.
Nearby school snack kiosks are filled with students and adults enjoying food and conversation.
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Maximilian Rolf (L) sips on beer and savors local cuisine with a companion in Hanoi. Image provided by Maximilian Rolf
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Maximilian Rolf, aged 31, hails from Germany and has been residing in Hanoi for more than three years. Eating snacks has become a regular part of his everyday life. He likes to have light meals with companions at roadside vendors during the afternoon, an activity that aids individuals in unwinding following a tiring day.
He mentions that although Germany also has snacks, it is difficult to find sweets similar to those found in Vietnam.
“Banana fritters (
banh chuoi
They are a weekly necessity for me. It’s incredible how something as straightforward as fried fruit can be so tempting.
He has likewise developed an affection for savory fried rice cakes (
banh ran man
2) soaked in fish sauce along with green papaya. Initially, he thought they were unusual, but quickly became addicted to their mix of tastes.
oleh admin | Mar 25, 2025 | food and drink, foodies, restaurants, vegan food and cuisine, veganism
Austin
vegan
burger joint
Mission Burger Co.
has joined forces with a coffee shop
Barley Bean Cafe
to launch a 24/7 vegan spot in South Austin.
The newly launched independent eatery, which discreetly began operations on South Lamar Boulevard at the start of March, offers over 40 plant-based choices covering breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, coffee, and cocktails.
Breakfast provides a mix of traditional foods like pancakes along with quick options, including sausage-egg-and-cheese bagel sandwiches.
breakfast tacos
Lunch and dinner feature a variety of sandwiches, burritos, along with a customizable French fry station allowing guests to create their ideal toppings. Notable items include a Reuben sandwich prepared on marble-rye bread, a classic New York-style chopped cheese dish, as well as BBQ brisket platters crafted from a mix of dried-out mushrooms which undergo five hours of smoking outside; these come alongside rich homemade mac ‘n’ cheese and coleslaw sides. The star attraction remains the Mission Burger—infused with Impossible Meat blended with secret spices, paired with a plant-based dressing similar to Thousand Island, plus some pickle slices.
The Barley Bean Café located on South Lamar, which first opened its doors in 2015, runs a distinct kiosk within offering an exclusively plant-based selection of beverages including coffees and teas along with a complete lineup of alcoholic options such as wines, beers, mixed drinks, and non-alcoholic versions—all crafted using only vegan components and alternatives like various types of dairy-free milk. To satisfy sweet cravings after enjoying these offerings, Mission Burger’s founder Michael Limongelli prepares his special vegan ice cream featuring oats as the main ingredient. The flavors available range from classic cereal milk to more adventurous combinations like banana blended into creamy textures alongside rich peanut butter streaks combined with pure vanilla essence, enhanced with vibrantly hued toppings derived purely through natural coloring agents such as turmeric for golden hues and beets for deep red tones.
The restaurant is open about its operations.
components, all of which are outlined extensively on their website
The chicken patty is crafted using mushrooms; the brisket comes from a blend of dehydrated shiitake and lion’s mane mushrooms; the cheese substitute is derived from oat milk; and the ranch dressing, which the eatery now sells bottled versions of, uses rice milk as its foundation. All sauces are prepared in-house, although Mission Burger does utilize some pre-made components, such as
Impossible Foods
Vegan burger patties, which they “enhance,” according to Limongelli. “We add seasoning and sauces to make the dishes uniquely ours.” In contrast to numerous eateries, they do not impose additional charges for substitutions or alterations due to allergies or dietary restrictions. Although items such as gluten-free buns increase costs for Mission Burger, “we believe it wouldn’t be right,” states Limongelli. “[Customers] have no control over their conditions.”
The new business endeavor has been a long-held aspiration for Mission Burger Co.’s founders and close companions, Limongelli and Isaac Mogannam, who established the enterprise in 2023. Their initial meeting occurred when both were working at a grocery store’s catering service in Austin; Mogannam prepared burgers, whereas Limongelli crafted vegan ice cream. Inspired by their shared love for plant-based cuisine, they combined forces to start their own vegan pop-up events and catering services.
Limongelli mentions that initially, they ventured into running a vegan burrito firm followed by another focusing on vegan Italian fare. However, recognizing that burgers garnered significant interest from Austin’s dining crowd, they shifted focus entirely towards this offering. After integrating popular components from their former burrito operation—such as the cherished breakfast burritos and favored Crunchwraps—their venture gained momentum. Prior to officially unveiling Mission Burger Co., they organized several pop-ups leading up to the launch within an intimate 200-square-foot location.
Rivercity Market
, and the rest is history.
Currently, Mission Burger Co. operates from a spacious 1500-square-foot location and offers over 40 menu items, most of which are prepared using their large 48-inch griddle, according to Limongelli. Inside the eatery, guests can enjoy various seating options including numerous tables and benches, individual workstations, a comfortable sofa area, and a bar that accommodates six people. There’s also an outdoor patio equipped with six big picnic-style tables.
Limongelli mentions that Mission already has customers who come at least twice daily for both breakfast and lunch, finding this very fulfilling. According to Limongelli, rescuing animals plays a role here, but equally important is providing good-quality vegan cuisine to people in the Austin region with a focus on being welcoming. This implies that visitors will receive a free warm chocolate chip cookie during each visit along with a dining atmosphere devoid of pushy “vegan” conversations. “Our activism comes through our dishes,” asserts Limongelli. “Taste buds lead us initially.”
Mission Burger Co. can be found at 3600 South Lamar Boulevard in South Austin. They operate from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day.
oleh admin | Mar 23, 2025 | cooking, cuisine, food and drink, food culture, foodies
SETELAH
Menghabiskan sebulan penuh beribadah puasa selama bulan Ramadan, kaum Muslim pada akhirnya memperingati hari kemenangan yang dikenal sebagai Idul Fitri.
Momen istimewa ini berubah menjadi kesempatan untuk berkumpul dengan keluarga serta teman dekat, di mana tali persaudaraan terjalin lebih erat melalui bermacam-macam masakan lezonya yang khas untuk perayaan Idul Fitri.
Bermacam-macam hidangan spesial menghiasi mejamu pada hari Lebaran.
Ketupat menjadi ikon Idul Fitri kerap kali disajikan bersamaan dengan hidangan-hidangan lain seperti opor ayam yang lezak, rendang penuh bumbu, serta tak terkecuali lontong sayur yang memikat lidah.
Kedatangan hidangan-hidangan tersebut bukan saja meningkatkan kenikmatan, namun juga menguatkan tali persaudaraan di tengah-tengah saat-saat berbahagia ini.
Satu sajian populer di atas meja Lebaran adalah lontong sayur.
Masakan ini menampilkan rasa gurih dari saus santannya serta campuran bumbu rempah uniknya.
Apabila berniat untuk mencobanya memasak sendiri di rumah, berikut adalah langkah-langkannya:
resep lontong sayur
yang enak dan sederhana untuk dibuat.
Resep Lontong Sayur
Bahan-bahan:
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5 buah lontong, potong-potong
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200 gram potongan labu siam berbentuk tipis seperti korek api
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100 gram kacang panjang, iris menjadi beberapa bagian
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2 lembar daun salam
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2 batang serai, memarkan
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500 ml santan kental
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500 ml santan encer
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2 sdm minyak goreng
Bumbu halus:
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5 butir bawang merah
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3 siung bawang putih
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3 butir kemiri, sangrai
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1 sdt ketumbar bubuk
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1 cm kunyit, bakar
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2 cm lengkuas, memarkan
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1 sdt garam
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1 sdt gula pasir
Pelengkap:
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Telur rebus
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Bawang goreng
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Kerupuk
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Sambal
Cara membuat:
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Panaskan minyak lalu goreng bumbu yang sudah dihaluskan sampai wangi.
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Tambahkan daun salam, serai, serta lengkuas kemudian campur semuanya hingga merata.
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Tuangkan air santan yang lebih cair, kemudian masak sampai mencapai titik didih.
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Masukkan labu siam serta kacang panjang, kemudian masak sampai sayuran tersebut lunak.
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Campurkan santan yang kental, uleni dengan baik, lalu rebus sampai mendidih kembali.
Letakkan lontong di dalam mangkuk, tuangkan kuah sayurnya, kemudian beri telur rebus, taburi dengan bawang goreng, serta tambahan pelengkap lainnya. (*)
oleh admin | Mar 21, 2025 | diet and nutrition, food and drink, food culture, foodies, popular culture
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EXPLORE FURTHER: Some traditional British dinners might vanish within half a decade.
They are some of the tastiest snacks ever enjoyed during tea time in Britain.
However, treats like Victoria sponge, iced buns, custard slices, and even the iconic scone might soon become obsolete.
Experts from British Lion Eggs polled 2,000 British adults to explore how our tea-time habits are evolving.
Classic treats now deemed ‘obsolete and unhealthful’ encompass chocolate cake, Victoria sponge, iced buns, cream buns, custard slices, and sweetened tea.
Rather than opting for unhealthy choices, adults are now leaning towards more nutritious alternatives during their tea breaks, like Greek yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, and carrot sticks paired with hummus.
And fitness influencers on social networking sites such as
TikTok
could be accountable for the change.
As evidenced by the research, health-aware Brits aim to shake up their snacking habits,” stated a spokesperson for British Lion Eggs.
‘Britons aim to boost their daily protein intake to remain satiated for extended periods, control their weight, and maintain strength.’
Experts from British Lion Eggs polled 2,000 British individuals aged 18 to 40—known as Generation Z and millennials.
They were queried about which of the subsequent sugary treats they wouldn’t contemplate consuming during tea time or elevenses due to their unhealthiness.
Surprisingly, 31 percent stated they would refuse chocolate cake, which makes it the least favored among all traditional desserts.
Overall, 30 percent stated they would not consume Victoria sponge, 30 percent were against having iced buns, and 29 percent would decline cream buns.
A traditional fixture in British bakeries, the iced bun features a finger-shaped or round bread roll topped with either white or pink icing.
In the meantime, the cream bun tends to be a favorite in upscale tearooms, consisting of soft milk bread with vanilla whipped cream injected into the middle.
Following that was the custard slice – rejected by 27 percent – featuring jiggly yellow custard nestled between sheets of flaky pastry.
Additionally, 25 percent would absolutely not consume tea with both milk and sugar, suggesting that the traditional “cup of tea” featuring “milk and two sugars” might become obsolete in just one generation.
Afternoon tea favorites that younger Brits believe are old-fashioned and not good for their health.
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Chocolate cake – 31%
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Victoria sponge – 30%
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Iced bun – 30%
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Cream bun – 29%
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Custard slice – 27%
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A cup of tea with cow’s milk and sugar – 25%
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Scone served with cream and jam – 23%
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Chocolate biscuit – 16%
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Toasted teacake – 15%
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Flapjack – 13%
Completing the list were scones served with cream and jam (rejected by 23 percent), chocolate biscuits (shunned by 16 percent), toasted teacakes (dismissed by 15 percent), and flapjacks (refused by 13 percent).
The survey revealed that Greeks’ preferred teatime snack is actually Greek yogurt, chosen by 35 percent of those surveyed.
Boiled eggs were preferred by 32 percent of people, followed by protein bars (26 percent), avocados (24 percent), and protein shakes (21 percent).
Overall, 20 percent would opt for salmon, 19 percent would pick a handful of nuts, and 16 percent would go for carrots with hummus.
Finally, 14 percent would opt for a hard-boiled egg with spinach, and 12 percent would instead choose slices of ham or chicken.
The reasons British people choose high-protein snacks are because they make you feel full for an extended period (55 percent), aid in muscle construction and recovery (30 percent), and assist in maintaining a healthy weight (23 percent).
It may not be surprising that 49 percent of the surveyed individuals aged between 18 and 30 claimed to be health-conscious, whereas 48 percent mentioned they try their best to steer clear of cakes and biscuits at work.
TikTok and Instagram Reels are brimming with swift and nutritious recipe suggestions, potentially driving their widespread appeal.
Among all participants, 27 percent mentioned that they frequently share pictures of their nutritious snacks on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. They use various hashtags such as #healthy (33 percent), #healthysnacking (19 percent), and #protein (16 percent).
This echoes a study released earlier this month by kitchen appliance manufacturer Ninja, which revealed that dishes like pan haggerty, Glamorgan sausages, and even the beloved shepherd’s pie might soon become rare choices for dinners.
In the meantime, British desserts facing potential disappearance include Chelsea buns, rock cakes, gypsy tart, scones, and rhubarb crumble, as Ninja discovered – aligning with certain recent discoveries made by British Lion Eggs.
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oleh admin | Mar 21, 2025 | cooking, culinary arts, food and drink, food culture, foodies
Dessert
Bite into crispy gnocchi exteriors with pillowy interiors, dusted with sugar and cinnamon, perfect for dipping in rich chocolate ganache for ultimate decadence. Erase your previous notions of gnocchi because this elevated version is designed for guilt-free overindulgence! Enjoy these sugary, somewhat crisp delights.
Airfryer gnocchi
serve as excellent substitutes for churros. They have a golden exterior and a soft interior, paired with an irresistible sweetness—hard to say no to! These can be prepared within mere minutes, making them ideal for a quick dessert fix. Should you enjoy their consistency, check out our
Here’s how you can make simple gnocchi using an air fryer:
1. Begin by preparing your potatoes. Choose starchy ones like Russets.
2. Boil them until they’re thoroughly cooked but not falling apart.
3. Peel the boiled potatoes once cooled slightly and mash them well.
4. Mix in all-purpose flour gradually into the mashed potatoes; aim for about 1 cup of flour total.
5. Add one beaten egg yolk along with salt to taste.
6. Knead this mixture gently till it forms a smooth dough.
7. Roll out pieces of the dough into long ropes approximately as thick as your thumb.
8. Cut these rope sections into small chunks measuring around an inch each.
9. Dust some extra flour over everything lightly so nothing sticks together.
10. Preheat your air fryer at 375°F (around 190°C).
11. Place the gnocchi carefully inside without overcrowding.
12. Fry batches for roughly five minutes or until golden brown and crispy outside.
Enjoy your homemade gnocchi!
, perfect for a savory twist. If this recipe brings to mind churros, that’s quite typical! This treat can be found in our
Here’s how you can make light and crisp churros:
1. Start with mixing water, sugar, salt, and butter in a pot over medium heat.
2. Bring this mixture just to boiling point; then add flour all at once.
3. Stir vigorously until the dough forms into a ball and pulls away from the sides of your pan.
4. Let the dough rest slightly before transferring it into a piping bag fitted with an oval tip.
5. Heat oil in a deep fryer or heavy-bottomed saucepan up to 370°F (about 188°C).
6. Fry about four inches lengths of batter directly into hot oil till golden brown.
7. Drain them well using paper towels and roll each warm churro generously in cinnamon-sugar mix.
Enjoy these delightfully airy treats!
, for an even sweeter delight.
Ingredients
Cooking time:
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13.5 oz
gnocchi
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2.5 tablespoons
butter
(melted)
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1 tablespoon ground
cinnamon
Coating:
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1/4 cup white
sugar
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1.5 teaspoons ground cinnamon
Chocolate ganache:
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1.7 oz dark
chocolate
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3 tablespoons cream
Materials
Preparation
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Step 1:
Cooking: Mix together the gnocchi, melted butter, and ground cinnamon.
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Step 2:
Fill the trays of your air fryer with the gnocchi. It’s ideal if they are spread apart; as shown, we have used two trays for this purpose.
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Step 3:
Cook gnocchi for 12 minutes at 370°F/190°C in Air Fry mode. Shake halfway through cooking to ensure even cooking.
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Step 4:
Coating: Mix together the white sugar and crushed cinnamon, then add the hot gnocchi directly into this mixture and toss until evenly coated.
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Step 5:
Chocolate Ganache: Chop the chocolate finely. Warm up the cream either in the microwave or on the stove.
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Step 6:
Slowly incorporate the chocolate into the warm cream, mixing until you achieve a silky ganache.
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Step 7:
There you go, now you can relish your crispy-yet-soft gnocchi, paired perfectly with the delightful cinnamon-infused chocolate ganache!
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oleh admin | Mar 20, 2025 | dining, food and drink, foodies, restaurants, travel destinations
Lifehack My ID
,
Jakarta
–
Ubud
Dengan pesonanya yang luar biasa dari alam dan keragamaannya yang mengesankan, tempat ini tetap menjadi pilihan utama untuk para pelancong baik dalam negeri maupun internasional. Selain itu, daya tarik daerah tersebut juga terletak pada ragam pengalaman masakan yang unik.
Restoran serta lokasi makannya di Ubud tak cuma menghidangkan masakan berkuliner luar biasa namun juga menawarkan view lingkungan natural yang segar seperti contohnya perspektif dari padang rumput hijau. Ide restoran outdoor serupa sangat lazim di Ubud, dan pastinya ideal buat merasakan sensasi makan sambil melihat-lihat keindahan panoramanya.
Bali
.
Merujuk
Honeycombers
,
TripAdvisor
, serta arsip peliputan Tempo, artikel ini akan membimbing Anda dalam mencari tempat makan dan restoran terbaik di Ubud.
view
sawah yang menyejukkan.
Daftar Lokasi Restoran Lezat di Ubud Bali yang Memiliki Pemandangan sawah
1. Cerita Manisan
Cerita Manisan membuka deretan rekomendasi tempat makan di Ubud dengan
view
sawah
Di tempat ini, para tamu bisa menikmati berbagai macam masakan dari Nusantara, termasuk sajian ayam kampung, rendang, atau iga yang penuh dengan bumbu-bumbu aromatik sambil memandangi luasnya persawahan hijau.
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Alamat:
Jalan Hanoman, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali
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Jam Buka:
11 pagi sampai 11 malam
2. Rüsters Restaurant
Banyak tamu datang ke tempat makan ini utamanya untuk menikmati sunset. Akan tetapi, jangan lewatkan juga view sawah hijau yang membuat pengalaman mencicipi hidangan Eropafisasi lebih berkesan, layaknya menu-menu unggulan tersebut.
pork belly
barbekiu, wonton, serta keripik bakso babi guling.
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Alamat:
Jalan Raya Kengetan Nomor 44, Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
Pukul 8 pagi sampai pukul 10 malam
3. Padi Restaurant
Restoran Padi menghadirkan suasana makan menyajikan masakan Asia kontemporer di lingkungan yang informal sambil memandang sawah Desa Sebali. Berbagai jenis koktail serta
wine
Berkualitas pula tersedia untuk menyertainya dengan setiap suapan. Tidak hanya itu saja, Padi Restaurant pun mengadakan kelas masak khusus Bali.
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Alamat:
Jalan Raya Sebali Putri Resor Sebali, Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
7 pagi sampai 10 malam
4. Terracotta Restaurant Ubud
Restoran terpilih selanjutnya di Ubud adalah Terracotta Restaurant Ubud, menawarkan panorama indah persawahan hijau dengan suasana romantis. Di sini Anda bisa mencicipi aneka masakan khas setempat serta internasional menggunakan bahan-bahan segar dari daerah sekitar. Lokasi ini pun memiliki ragam opsi menu untuk vegetarian, vegan, dan vegeterian.
gluten-free
.
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Alamat:
Jalan Raya Lungsiakan Nomor 62, Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
7 pagi sampai 11 malam
5. Begawan Biji
Terdapat selalu sebuah alasan untuk mengunjungi kembali Begawan Biji. Restoran ini terletak di Desa Bayad dan bersinar indah ketika sinar matahari sore menjelang serta menawarkan hidangan setempat yang segar, misalnya bebek tutu dan ikan kakap disertai dengan sambal gohu.
purée
paprika.
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Alamat:
Melinggih Kelod, Desa Payangan, Ubud 80572
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Jam Buka:
Selasa sampai Sabtu, dari pukul 11:30 pagi hingga jam 10 malam.
6. Pak Wayan, Kopi dan Makanan
Ingin mencicipi cita rasa otentik khas Bali? Maka, Anda wajib makan di Mr. Wayan, Coffee & Eatery. Restoran ini menghadirkan kuliner khas Bali dengan rempah-rempah dan bahan-bahan berkualitas serta pemandangan menghadap ke hamparan sawah hijau.
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Alamat:
Jalan Suweta Banjar Bentuyung, Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
7 pagi sampai 11 malam
7. Three Monkeys Ubud
Tiga Kera di Ubud menampilkan eksperimen makannya yang sempurna, pemandangan sawah yang indah serta menu-menu lezat untuk melengkapi selera Anda. Mulailah hari anda dengan camilan seperti kue-kue unik tersebut.
homemade
Atau sekedar segelas kopi. Untuk makan siang, isi perut dengan hidangan khas Bali seperti sate lilit, atau pizza.
baguette
, ataupun hidangan
steak sirloin
Black Angus Australia.
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Alamat:
Jalan Hutan Monyet Ubud Kelod, Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
8 pagi sampai 11 malam
8. Toko Sate Babi Pande Egi
Bukan berarti sudah berkunjung ke Bali jika belum menikmati hidangan tradisional mereka seperti babi guling. Pengunjung bisa datang ke Warung Babi Guling Pande Egi guna memuaskan selera dengan sajian daging babi guling bercampur bumbu serta sambel pedas. Tidak boleh melewatkan juga minuman sejuk seperti gelas jus jeruk atau kelapa muda demi memberikan kesegaran di tenggorokan.
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Alamat:
Warung Babi Guling Pande Egi di Banjar Pande, Gianyar
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Jam Buka:
Pukul 8 pagi sampai pukul 10 malam
9. Akasha Restaurant
Terletak di Tegallalang, Akasha Restaurant menyuguhkan panorama persawahan yang memesona serta desain interior artistik dengan patung-patung bambu bertaraf internasional. Pilihan menu mereka telah dirancang untuk memenuhi bermacam-macam preferensi pola makan pelanggan, seperti dietary
gluten-free
, vegetarian, pangan segar, dan keto.
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Alamat:
Jalan Sinta New Earth Haven, Keliki Tegallalang, Kelusa, Payangan 80561
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Jam Buka:
11 pagi sampai 9 malam
10. Bebek Tepi Sawah
Last but not least
, Restoran Bebek Tepi Sawah berada di Ubud yang merupakan lokasi terakhir.
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Sawah yang mengagumkan. Tamu bisa duduk dan menyantap makanannya di meja ataupun balai-bale di pinggir sawah, sehingga memungkinkan Anda menikmati pesona lingkungan sekitarnya. Menu yang ditawarkan mencakup hidangan Barat modern sampai kreasi unik dengan ciri khas Indonesia.
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Alamat:
Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Banjar Teges, Peliatan Ubud 80571
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Jam Buka:
10 pagi sampai 10 malam
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