His American accent is really good for someone who didn’t even grow up in the states. I wish I could learn a different language just by watching shows.
A few years ago I spent a month travelling around Indonesia. Had an absolutely great time there. Shoutouts to Yogyakarta, I spent a week exploring the city, and it was my favourite part of the holiday.
I'm Mexican and I'm the same way I make my own hot sauce I don't mess with the mild shit and it go on my eggs on breakfast it goes on my lunch and dinner
I spent two weeks in Indonesia (Bali) back in October. The food was absolutely incredible. If you haven't tried Indonesian food, I highly recommend to do so!
Glad to hear.. Please come again to our country and try another region such as lomboK, the island beside bali.. The beach is much better compare bali..
I mean is there something wrong with looking like a regular person he doesn't rap about killing people so I would expect him to look like the way he does
I know that's what he said, but honest I don't trust that at all. He looks like he grew up in a rich family, probably home schooled or went to some all English international school
He was homeschooled, but I think the internet influence him more. His brother doesnt speak as good english as him and Brian got strong American accent.
I love how well Brian knows his culture despite his age ☺️ I’m the same age as him, but sadly, I know very little about how to make Filipino food and the different variations. It’s just really inspiring 🇵🇭
Man, this dude is super smart. Taught himself English, not even a hint of an accent. Making English rap music. Is he even 18 yet? That’s just some crazy shit
It's actually not that hard to learn English from other sources, especially since English is everywhere. Indonesian people consume a lot of English language media. Considering Brian is most likely brought up in the upper-middle class, he definitely also learned some basic English at school.
Geo Y That’s what I initially assumed too. However, it turns out that Brian was actually born into a lower-middle class family. He was homeschooled for most of his life and helped out at his parents’ shop daily- seemed like his parents couldn’t afford to put him through school. Learnt English in his mid-teens through videos and shows. Only spoke Indonesian prior to that. Pretty impressive by any standard.
@@abbylim8468 dude, you see his pic when he was young in this video, its damn mercedes in the background dude, for 90s its really expensive and i assume that he's rich, or mabe its just a car park there and they take the picture lol
@@abbylim8468 middle class family? Dig deeper dude.. His dad is attorney, so figure out.. an attorney in Indonesia is like.. And did you see the dat stick video? He was walking in his neighborhood area and you can see there what kind of place he was living.. 😂✌️
@@kevinyaneth16 elo tuch yg goblok..maksud malaydog gw sdh tau pasti bilangnya serumpun & culture/budayanya sama nanti ujung2nya rendang di akui juga oleh malaydog karena serumpun & dgn budaya yg sama..mangkanya elo kalau mikir pakai otak jangan pakai ashole/pantat ok !!! Mangkanya Tolol jangan di piara !!! Paham kau !!!
I wish Brian all the success in the world! He truly deserves it so much! He is so young and so talented and just an overall amazing human being! I love you Brian ❤️❤️
Rachel Copacetic you should see mark wien and travel ranger, they vloger food and reivew indonesian food to, see on they youtube chanel you will be see indonesian food
Nasi goreng, yesssss!! We Dutch people love Indonesian food. Nomnomnom! I don't understand why Indonesian food is sold here as Chinese food though.... My sis-in-law is Indonesian and she and her side of the family make the best Indonesian food I've ever tasted!
Dutch Eve is there a lot of Indonesian immigrants in the Netherlands or something because I’ve seen a ton of people from there saying they live Indonesian food.
A part of Indonesia used to be from The Netherlands. So yeah, lots of Indonesians here. It's also the reason there are many people there with Dutch names.
I did a google search and it turns out these restaurants started as Chinese, but when they saw how popular Indonesian food was here they hired Indonesian chefs and added indonesian dishes to their menus.
My dad is malaysian and my mom is indonesian. I live in Malaysia and almost everyday i eat indonesian food, i really like indonesian food! RENDANG is my favourite💕
My mom is Indonesian and my Papa is Korean, i live in Korea, eat Indonesian food for breakfast and lunch, Korean food for dinner, my mom is the best chef kkkkk
I'm legit shooken how little people have tried Indomie. I eat this shit like every other day for years now. (Never tried other brands like Top Ramen though, only like Maruchan.) Indomie is also cheap as shit in Indo. It's only like 7.000 rupiah if you buy in bulk.
QuadCoals I like rice that isn't sticky. Sticky rice, I can't handle. It's why I can't eat sushi like ever. It's just a thicc no for me. The non sticky stuff with flavors, I fux with.
I love how Chigga's way of eating is so Indonesian. He put a bit of sambal on the corner of the plate and took a small portion of it with every bite. Western people would've put the sambal on the rice. Thats not Indonesian way. lol. Love how Chigga pronounce every dish name correctly with Indonesian accent.
So funny, I'm Dutch and in Dutch households we eat this stuff pretty much weekly as well. Nasi Goreng, Sambal and maybe even Rendang but also Bahmi ofcourse. Sate is pretty much a standard adddition to any BBQ. I just had it as one of the dishes during christmas.
Ibn Taymiyyah Lol does it matter? Holland has their own version of indonesian food. Are u gonna ask people who eat pizza on the regular if they are italian?
Mitjell. Indonesia was once colonized by the Dutch for almost 350yrs until the 2nd world War. And by that some Dutch also married with the locals. They also shared the cultures. Tielman brothers the genius band before the Beatles are indonesian. And as we speaking about your dishes.. There's a chance that maybe you have indonesian blood in your family.
Can confirm. I'm Dutch as well. No Indonesian ancestors, but we love the Indonesian kitchen so much it has become part of our food. Like the Americans have integrated (Italian) pizza in their culture.
I'm also surprised at how Dutch people love Indonesian foods lol. When I looked at some menus I thought, "Dude, It's in the Netherlands, right? Not in my hometown in Indonesia?" 😂
If you crave Indonesian food, and are not in Indonesia: go to the Netherlands. They have superb Indonesian cuisine there, due to their history of colonization. You'll find several good Indonesian restaurants in Amsterdam that you should visit if ever going there. Much more so, than some of the local restaurants that may just be tourist traps and not very good, imo. Like British food, not impressive! ;) You get my drift. Google when you get there and find something well-rated and go for it. There are superb Japanese restaurants, as well as Turkish ones. Amsterdam is a city for people who love food culture from all over the world! (Disclaimer; I'm not really claiming ALL food from the Netherlands are bland, but the most authentically cooked dishes I ate (=several) were frankly bland, imo. And my contacts in the Netherlands totally agreed with that assessment. There's some really good stuff, but the interesting part for me was eating the most authentic Indonesian and Japanese food I've ever encountered, and that happens in Amsterdam! Hands down fantastic food! And also, not completely unaffordable!)
Having eaten here recently, and having worked a lot in Indonesia, I can say firsthand that Bali Kitchen ROCKS! Everything that Chef Jazz and his team puts out is the real deal. Enak sekali!
omg Nassi Goreng, it's a really famous dish in the Netherlands too. And it really makes me miss my moms Nasi Goreng. I know it's not the Nassi Goreng like real Indonesian style (less spicy), but it's simplified Nassi Goreng Dutch style. But I love it. And the noodles, you should deff buy them, they're my favorite insta noodles for sure.
If you have the chance, try Nasi Goreng at various places in Indonesia. Almost every establishment have their own recipe, so it'll be something interesting to learn that a simple dish could have so many twists and variations.
@@zapperil Well, I posted this three years ago, so this going to be a long story. We actually used to make it differently. I think it was last year when I gifted my mom an Indonesian cooking master class. Ever since that day, we changed the recipe for our nasi-goreng. We now use the sweet soy sauce from ABC. It's a brand we fell in love with, and it's super easy. But we used before, different spices to make the boemboe (we call it, it's like a paste). Before our main ingredients was just the boemboe, and Kecap manis (ketjap manis) as a cause after it's done. But now we mix the rice and everything together with the ABC soy sauce. But we also eat it with peanut sauce, I like to make it extra spicy. But it's good too, probably not original either. But it's the beauty of food, it can be changed and adapted to flavour and taste. Do hope to visit Malaysia/Indonesia in the future, to eat all the delish food and taste it the authentic way. But it's funny, how my moms and my version of nasi-goreng still taste differently while we follow the same recipes. I guess that's that bit of love.
Most authentic Indonesian restaurants in NY are in Queens - rich and not afraid with the spices. Ones in Brooklyn and Manhattan are too plain watered down flavors. Indonesia = spices
You can find Indomie instant noodles in some grocery stores in the USA. Possibly this is just in my area, but I find them in the Asian specialty section. You have to go to higher-end grocery stores though; I doubt you will find it in something like Wal-Mart. The Mi goreng fried kind is my favorite.
I've lived in Indonesia for 11 months as an exchange student, when I came back I ordered 2 boxes indomie goreng instantly.. enak banget, aku makan indomie setiap hari (tapi aku gak mau gendut 😣)
Most Asian countries use English as second or even first language like Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Most Asian speaking at least 2 languages. So no surprise. And as we all have our own mother tongue like malay, tamil, mandarin, thai etc the best way to communicate among your friends (diff races) by basically use English.
Lol in the Netherlands everyone eats this like once every one or two weeks. Also 99% of Dutch people have a bottle of sambal in their cabinet. Sambal oelek is the best.
Inilah manfaat bisa go international. Bisa menunjukan kekayaan negara sendiri (budaya, alam, kuliner, dll) yg pada akhirnya bisa mendatangkan manfaat untuk negara kita. Thank you Brian.
His American accent is really good for someone who didn’t even grow up in the states. I wish I could learn a different language just by watching shows.
Katherine Rochester same
It's not that difficult, to be honest. But I think he already has his fair share of communicating with americans, that's why he's really good.
True but he said that he used the internet 24/7 (he said it in the hot ones)
Yeah, he's just like native speaker like 100%.
he literally got his english from rubix cube videos
Rich Chigga can be a food vlogger lol....
IKR! He's a good reporter lol.
He taught me how to microwave bread! 😎
KIG🤙
Rich Chigga can be anything
who dis dude?
Brian is actually such a cool kid and the way he is introducing indonesia to other people is really nice.
A few years ago I spent a month travelling around Indonesia. Had an absolutely great time there.
Shoutouts to Yogyakarta, I spent a week exploring the city, and it was my favourite part of the holiday.
Glad you like the country! As for Yogyakarta it's no wonder, people call it a city that you'll be missed and brings back nostalgic memories.
Nice to hear it🙌
glad to hear that.. anyway what do u love from Yogyakarta?
After watching this video I bought Indomie noodles at my local Middle Eastern market....and HOLY CRAP, SO MUCH BETTER THAN RAMEN!
alimon89 use boiling 2x in cook and in plate add some garlic slice or fried garlic dont forget egg
Thanks for the tip, Agus! I will definitely try that the next time I make it!
Ikr
alimon89 indomie is holy Christ of noodles
Crack the egg and put it while you boil the noodles
This combination is just too spicy 🔥
Legend says Sean ate so much aderol that he's permanently in the multiverse.
aderol lol
Right.
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Thank you Brian for putting Indonesia on the map!!!! Lets go!!!
Dari fotografer basket nyasar ke makanan 😂
hahaha gue fansnya show ini dan juga rich chigga! So this is a perfect episode for me! Lets go Indonesia!!!
Rocky Padila nooraak
Oppo Opo haha, lu siapa berani bilang dia norak?
gak tau rocky padila lu ya hahahah
Oppo Opo lu yg norak
"If it's not spicy, i'm not gonna eat dat." - Padang people.
Vegan is my favorite meat true :)
I'm Mexican and I'm the same way I make my own hot sauce I don't mess with the mild shit and it go on my eggs on breakfast it goes on my lunch and dinner
"If it's not sweet, i'm not gonna eat dat." -Javanese people
@@maulanaghazy2808 y u all do diz?
There's one more spicy food
Chicken java chili
If you eat that food till it finished then you feel how spicy that java chili
I spent two weeks in Indonesia (Bali) back in October. The food was absolutely incredible. If you haven't tried Indonesian food, I highly recommend to do so!
Nicholas Fiorenza Thank you for coming to our country especially Bali Island.. I hope you also experienced nice things from our people too.. 🙂
Glad to hear.. Please come again to our country and try another region such as lomboK, the island beside bali.. The beach is much better compare bali..
Yes, absolutely. The people, landscape, weather were all amazing, just like the food. Will be back in Indonesia soon :)
Bali is culture and food heaven that's why there are people from basically all over the world coming there, especially australians
I never thought in the world this would happen, but I am glad it did.
Infinite Athletics i see u everywhere. From hodgetwins videos to first we feast. Crazy
I guess we watch the same things!
Infinite Athletics dude ur on Every food video
Infinite Athletics 9
You just described my thoughts perfectly.
Do indonesian food usually Glow Like Dat?
Jacqui Penar we do like to abuse the coconut milk in our food
Alfin Kurnia santan ftw
Hanif Najib kiansantan pengabdi santan
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As a Nigerian when I heard him say Indomie I was so happy 😀
Studious Student indomie means...indonesian noodle
Biwik Abidin I know but that was what I ate for lunch almost every day of my childhood- it was VERY popular when I was younger in Nigeria
Studious Student Is it still popular in Nigeria nowadays? Childhood? You never had it again these days?
Rifki Rivaldi it is more popular than ever!
Studious Anjy Wahh I'm proud our products popular in Nigeria
Seems like a really chill, well-spoken person. Sean either has great taste in guests, or brings out the best in them.
Mitchell Lewer a bit of both
Sean is most definitely a top notch interviewer, he's excellent with natural cadence and coming to the table having done his homework
He may be a badass rapper but he looks so sooooftttt
hobis snakeu infires me but without jams i somehow get that vibe from RM, you know?
I mean is there something wrong with looking like a regular person he doesn't rap about killing people so I would expect him to look like the way he does
he does xD
Jimmy Garcia
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It's crazy how this dude learned English through just UA-cam
Harem Royality Oh really? thats amazing
I know that's what he said, but honest I don't trust that at all. He looks like he grew up in a rich family, probably home schooled or went to some all English international school
He is homeschooled.
Many people have learned English just through UA-cam lol.
He was homeschooled, but I think the internet influence him more. His brother doesnt speak as good english as him and Brian got strong American accent.
I love how well Brian knows his culture despite his age ☺️ I’m the same age as him, but sadly, I know very little about how to make Filipino food and the different variations. It’s just really inspiring 🇵🇭
Man, this dude is super smart. Taught himself English, not even a hint of an accent. Making English rap music. Is he even 18 yet? That’s just some crazy shit
It's actually not that hard to learn English from other sources, especially since English is everywhere. Indonesian people consume a lot of English language media. Considering Brian is most likely brought up in the upper-middle class, he definitely also learned some basic English at school.
Geo Y That’s what I initially assumed too. However, it turns out that Brian was actually born into a lower-middle class family. He was homeschooled for most of his life and helped out at his parents’ shop daily- seemed like his parents couldn’t afford to put him through school. Learnt English in his mid-teens through videos and shows. Only spoke Indonesian prior to that. Pretty impressive by any standard.
@@abbylim8468 that's actually quite impressive. I'm not buying that he's lower-middle class though.
@@abbylim8468 dude, you see his pic when he was young in this video, its damn mercedes in the background dude, for 90s its really expensive and i assume that he's rich, or mabe its just a car park there and they take the picture lol
@@abbylim8468 middle class family? Dig deeper dude..
His dad is attorney, so figure out.. an attorney in Indonesia is like..
And did you see the dat stick video? He was walking in his neighborhood area and you can see there what kind of place he was living.. 😂✌️
0:54 lmfao I thought he said “cocaine”
Mind blown: He did.
SAME
he did
he actually said : "cooking"
His mom cook cocaine.. lol
Indoemie Mi Goreng is like the golden standard of instant noodles in Australia
I second that aha, nothing compares
The Netherlands too.
my parents hated me eating the instant stuff because of the flavor packets
I had indomie in prison. It was what we pokered for on the yard
try instant noodle from other country, and ull know that it is special
I’m malaysian but i could tell he knows his culture well and i’m glad he’s not westernised!!! He represents Indonesia well 🎉
@@edyaries8651 no hina negara jiran bro
@@edyaries8651 rasis yang kayak begini yang menimbulkan perpecahan.
@@edyaries8651 gw indo tapi lu komen gitu biar apa?,biar keren?,kek org tolol bro sorry aja
@@kevinyaneth16 elo tuch yg goblok..maksud malaydog gw sdh tau pasti bilangnya serumpun & culture/budayanya sama nanti ujung2nya rendang di akui juga oleh malaydog karena serumpun & dgn budaya yg sama..mangkanya elo kalau mikir pakai otak jangan pakai ashole/pantat ok !!! Mangkanya Tolol jangan di piara !!! Paham kau !!!
@@edyaries8651 baca goblok komennya Tigris,lu ngerti kaga maksudnya,darimana dia nge klaim tolol, belajar bahasa Inggris ulang lg woy,edy edy
0:54 "smelling the cocain from my mom - -"
ya know. Normal everyday shit
DEAD ASS WHAT I HEARD
rofl same
Rofl same
First time I listened to it I thought I heard "cocaine" as well, lmao...
I wish Brian all the success in the world! He truly deserves it so much! He is so young and so talented and just an overall amazing human being! I love you Brian ❤️❤️
I'm Dutch-Indo and this video makes me feel so validated omg. I love this video
lmaoo saaaame. born and raised in california i'm always so hyped to see Indonesian representation anywhere!
So you live in Indonesia ?
Rachel Copacetic you should see mark wien and travel ranger, they vloger food and reivew indonesian food to, see on they youtube chanel you will be see indonesian food
Gs D no, I live in California :)
muhamad hidayat thanks!
INDOMIE 🇳🇬 (lol, I’m nigerian but it’s like a whole culture there 😂😂)
Indomie it's from indonesia.. factory in other world ..
mak seto please do a scam on indomie, the company
Indomie is from Indonesia!!! Not nigeria!!!
People know Indomie is from Indonesia, jfc... They just said it's popular too in Nigeria. Stop being so sensitive
Achmad Alghony stfu fggt
knew this would come one day
RizonielTV the fuck
RizonielTV eyy
Can I subscribe to my channel?
Rinzoniel where u from m8
We have so many Indonesian restaurants in the Netherlands. Love the food
Harry Nak ya!! And they are so good!!! Do you know why? My friend told me it could be something to do with colonisation? Is this true?
yeee, indonesia used to be a colony of ours, blessed be the rendang gods!
long story short in WW2 indonesia is colonized by netherland for over 250+ years so i guess our culture are crossed somehow
Nasi goreng, yesssss!! We Dutch people love Indonesian food. Nomnomnom! I don't understand why Indonesian food is sold here as Chinese food though.... My sis-in-law is Indonesian and she and her side of the family make the best Indonesian food I've ever tasted!
Dutch Eve is there a lot of Indonesian immigrants in the Netherlands or something because I’ve seen a ton of people from there saying they live Indonesian food.
A part of Indonesia used to be from The Netherlands. So yeah, lots of Indonesians here. It's also the reason there are many people there with Dutch names.
Idk maybe some of Indonesia's population is Chinese as well.
I did a google search and it turns out these restaurants started as Chinese, but when they saw how popular Indonesian food was here they hired Indonesian chefs and added indonesian dishes to their menus.
yummyyyy
My dad is malaysian and my mom is indonesian. I live in Malaysia and almost everyday i eat indonesian food, i really like indonesian food! RENDANG is my favourite💕
@arif mark007 lol🤣🤣
My mom is Indonesian and my Papa is Korean, i live in Korea, eat Indonesian food for breakfast and lunch, Korean food for dinner, my mom is the best chef kkkkk
@arif mark007 JONES JONES JONES
Indomie?
Ahhh, now I understand why Rendang is also populer there...
Wow, you discribed this all of foods so perfect yet relatable to foreign people... Respect dude 👏
In America
Breakfast :Bread/Toast, Eggs, etc
Lunch: Sandwich, etc
Dinner: Steak, etc
In Indonesia
Breakfast: RICE
Lunch: RICE
Dinner: RICE
We’ve got so much flavor tho
"you can eat burger but if its not a rice.. Its not a meal" indonesian can relate😂
If u eat anything add rice and u will feel full, dont forget after eat dring teh botol sosro
Welcome to the rice field
@@user-cd5gw7js4p iklan bangke aokwowkwoa
Breakfast.
In American : Bread
In Indonesia : *RICE*
XXX Liliana east Asia in general: DIFFERENT KIND OF RICE
XXX Liliana 😂😂😂
No Rice, No meal.
Rice is Breakfast
Rice is Lunch
Rice is Dinner
Indonesian master race
For more detailed version
In indonesia
BREAKFAST : *RICE*
LUNCH : *RICE*
DINNER : *RICE*
Waking up in the morning, smellin in da cooking...thats good line to be lyric
Johnny Esmond Lmao
Johnny Esmond wakin up in dah morneng smellin dah cocaine
That's what I heard too!
Mihd K. I heard that too
I thought he said cocaine
Never call it a meal if you didn't eat rice
#GrowingUpAsian
I'm legit shooken how little people have tried Indomie. I eat this shit like every other day for years now. (Never tried other brands like Top Ramen though, only like Maruchan.) Indomie is also cheap as shit in Indo. It's only like 7.000 rupiah if you buy in bulk.
I dont know 4k in street shop
QuadCoals grttyowj vf
QuadCoals I like rice that isn't sticky. Sticky rice, I can't handle. It's why I can't eat sushi like ever. It's just a thicc no for me. The non sticky stuff with flavors, I fux with.
or Brazilian
Chigga seems like a really cool dude
I remember when this guy was just a meme account on twitter
Jeongstagram once!!
I love how Chigga's way of eating is so Indonesian. He put a bit of sambal on the corner of the plate and took a small portion of it with every bite. Western people would've put the sambal on the rice. Thats not Indonesian way. lol. Love how Chigga pronounce every dish name correctly with Indonesian accent.
I am indonesian, i usually put sambal on the rice, or even mix them with rice...
I put sambal on the whole rice 😆
@@lyrahazel2079 that easy way
@@MsKebik Brian version : tradisional or formal way
You: easy to eat way
Nah, im indonesian but i put sambal on top of my rice
I love how rich chigga kept saying yes sir
So funny, I'm Dutch and in Dutch households we eat this stuff pretty much weekly as well. Nasi Goreng, Sambal and maybe even Rendang but also Bahmi ofcourse. Sate is pretty much a standard adddition to any BBQ. I just had it as one of the dishes during christmas.
are you Indisch then?
Ibn Taymiyyah Lol does it matter? Holland has their own version of indonesian food.
Are u gonna ask people who eat pizza on the regular if they are italian?
Mitjell. Indonesia was once colonized by the Dutch for almost 350yrs until the 2nd world War. And by that some Dutch also married with the locals. They also shared the cultures. Tielman brothers the genius band before the Beatles are indonesian.
And as we speaking about your dishes.. There's a chance that maybe you have indonesian blood in your family.
Can confirm. I'm Dutch as well. No Indonesian ancestors, but we love the Indonesian kitchen so much it has become part of our food. Like the Americans have integrated (Italian) pizza in their culture.
I'm also surprised at how Dutch people love Indonesian foods lol. When I looked at some menus I thought, "Dude, It's in the Netherlands, right? Not in my hometown in Indonesia?" 😂
i love that bryan speaks so calmly and confidently, and he explains things well. nice representation
If you crave Indonesian food, and are not in Indonesia: go to the Netherlands. They have superb Indonesian cuisine there, due to their history of colonization. You'll find several good Indonesian restaurants in Amsterdam that you should visit if ever going there. Much more so, than some of the local restaurants that may just be tourist traps and not very good, imo. Like British food, not impressive! ;) You get my drift. Google when you get there and find something well-rated and go for it. There are superb Japanese restaurants, as well as Turkish ones. Amsterdam is a city for people who love food culture from all over the world!
(Disclaimer; I'm not really claiming ALL food from the Netherlands are bland, but the most authentically cooked dishes I ate (=several) were frankly bland, imo. And my contacts in the Netherlands totally agreed with that assessment. There's some really good stuff, but the interesting part for me was eating the most authentic Indonesian and Japanese food I've ever encountered, and that happens in Amsterdam! Hands down fantastic food! And also, not completely unaffordable!)
imma be real with you this advice isnt good cause i still need a plane ticket
@@trashvideocommentator2167 make it youself
@@19.hansanantahalan78 mm yes i shall take a paper and marker to recieve
t i c k e t
What if you're not in Netherlands and Indonesia?
@@novioey guess im not then
Sean, you are covering Indonesian food! Thank youuuuuu 💖😘😍
123haninhk gay
Having eaten here recently, and having worked a lot in Indonesia, I can say firsthand that Bali Kitchen ROCKS! Everything that Chef Jazz and his team puts out is the real deal. Enak sekali!
"The fork is just like a support system"
Damn brian cracks me up at 2 am
omg Nassi Goreng, it's a really famous dish in the Netherlands too. And it really makes me miss my moms Nasi Goreng. I know it's not the Nassi Goreng like real Indonesian style (less spicy), but it's simplified Nassi Goreng Dutch style. But I love it. And the noodles, you should deff buy them, they're my favorite insta noodles for sure.
If you have the chance, try Nasi Goreng at various places in Indonesia. Almost every establishment have their own recipe, so it'll be something interesting to learn that a simple dish could have so many twists and variations.
So , does Dutch-style Nasi Goreng uses soy sauce too ?
@@zapperil Well, I posted this three years ago, so this going to be a long story. We actually used to make it differently. I think it was last year when I gifted my mom an Indonesian cooking master class. Ever since that day, we changed the recipe for our nasi-goreng. We now use the sweet soy sauce from ABC. It's a brand we fell in love with, and it's super easy. But we used before, different spices to make the boemboe (we call it, it's like a paste).
Before our main ingredients was just the boemboe, and Kecap manis (ketjap manis) as a cause after it's done. But now we mix the rice and everything together with the ABC soy sauce. But we also eat it with peanut sauce, I like to make it extra spicy. But it's good too, probably not original either. But it's the beauty of food, it can be changed and adapted to flavour and taste. Do hope to visit Malaysia/Indonesia in the future, to eat all the delish food and taste it the authentic way. But it's funny, how my moms and my version of nasi-goreng still taste differently while we follow the same recipes. I guess that's that bit of love.
Brian is trying to hide his hickey 😂
I fucking love his jacket
How could they have Indonesian food without including rich chiggas famous microwaved bread?
Fuck you Kevin
You know real indonesian when they grab satay like Chigga did
Lol, i have to roll it back
I love how honest he is
"If there's no rice then there's no meal"
-Indonesian Parents
Angelica Stephanie true...actually I'm doing keto, bt my mom keep telling me eat little rice, if you dont eat rice, u'll get sick 😟
I never clicked so fast that's my chigga
KinderSquad Chigga
I like the detail of the chef cooking behind them during the interview, just doing his job without looking for any attention. Feels very natural
Thank god the rendang wasn't crispy.
Cant. Just cant.
Bruh 😂😂😂😂
Why would the rendang crispy it boiled for lots of hours
@@utari1796 he was reffering the false judgement of Master Chef UK for misjudging rendang from a malasian people.
It's dendeng
I see rich chigga I click.
sieve5 indeed my mate
So... You a simple human
Most authentic Indonesian restaurants in NY are in Queens - rich and not afraid with the spices. Ones in Brooklyn and Manhattan are too plain watered down flavors. Indonesia = spices
have you tried Bali Kitchen yet? It's pretty authentic imo
TheOldGods Word i live in queens.
we learn something new everyday. thanks for the info. noted
I grew up in Indonesia, but it's been 15 years since I've been back. These were great choices, but I'd kill for some soto ayam right now.
he trully describes it so well
better than any chef tv host i've seen on tv
Awesome. I already liked Indonesian food, but this really filled in some gaps in my knowledge and made me more passionate to try more of it.
Dat "Satay" Stick
Holy shit nice one
Epic coment😂👌
Supriono Tuban Swear this the next big hit here soundcloud.com/bennett-tran/hurtinallthetime
Niceeee
😂😂😂😂
4:47 sambal matah
There are hundred type of sambal, sate, also nasi goreng
sambal matah, my favorite one
8:50 ballin with that Mercedes since a youngin 😤🤘
i almost choked
what's a youngin?
Jeroen Kuppens a young person
he was born into a rich a family....fuck me
some people say he grew up poor some say he grew up rich. So which is the truth?
You can find Indomie instant noodles in some grocery stores in the USA. Possibly this is just in my area, but I find them in the Asian specialty section. You have to go to higher-end grocery stores though; I doubt you will find it in something like Wal-Mart. The Mi goreng fried kind is my favorite.
most Chinese/East Asian groceries here have Indomie too, and also instant noodles from just about any part of Asia
its the fucking best G
Funny, one of the best places in Canada to get Indomie is Walmart. Link: www.walmart.ca/en/ip/indomie-mi-goreng-instant-fried-noodles/6000188764190
Fiesta Mart has it
''waking up in the morning, smelling the cocain''
Yung Eken cooking, hahahaha
06:28
Omg how beautiful rich brian says "nasi goreng gila"😍
Indomie is global, it's the number one noodle brand in Nigeria.
Ebube Ego-Osuala yahhh so good
Ebube Ego-Osuala I havent tried it. I am from Nepal in Asia byt niw in America. Is it good?
Yes it IS that good. Try to find it on some Asian or Chinese store, they had some in there
Indomie from Indonesia dude
It came from indonesia tho, the name it self stands for indonesia. " indonesia mie" 😅
come to The Netherlands (particularly Rotterdam instead of your basic Amsterdam) and we'll eat some very good Indonesian/Surinam food!
Sean is so awesome! Love seeing these pop up on my notifications
Indomie all the way im eating the blue packet ones now . Everyone here in New Zealand loves them
I've lived in Indonesia for 11 months as an exchange student, when I came back I ordered 2 boxes indomie goreng instantly.. enak banget, aku makan indomie setiap hari (tapi aku gak mau gendut 😣)
wew, lu orang mana?
gabriella gibson hutagalung aku dari Belgia
11 months did you good! your bahasa is very well spoken XD
alicenodessert haha makasi
Your bahasa rly great
I'm Nigerian and l love indomie
its legit just Indonesians and Nigerians that love indomie
And other West africans e.g Ghanaians .
yeah we eat Indomie in Nigeria amd i think across West Africa and in some middle eastern countries...its the best💚
Do Nigerians use email scam money on indomie?
We are not scammers that's just a stereotype
How is his english better then mine and I was born in America, damn
5:45 🌟 Lol, he laughs at his own English bro!!! Lol, CHECK 💓
NA education
Most Asian countries use English as second or even first language like Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Most Asian speaking at least 2 languages. So no surprise. And as we all have our own mother tongue like malay, tamil, mandarin, thai etc the best way to communicate among your friends (diff races) by basically use English.
L4gz H4t3r lmao right
I think most of the people outside the American continent speak English this well as a second language
BRO SIOMAY COST LIKE $6 THERE AND ITS LIKE 90 CENT HERE IN INDONESIA LMAO
Saffanah Als HAHAHA I’M DEADASS LAUGHING BUT ITS TRUE!
IKR. 500 PERAK DISINI HAHAHA.
Lmao
Bangsat 8 mangkok wkwkwk
@@najibrazzzn335 Jangan berkata kata kotor gan..
Hit up Report Of The Week for a collab episode
Legendary
yes
We really need this
Reviewbrah would just take his job
JackD9 completely different skillsets
His voice so deep I thought he was 21+
I see u
Mai Gamer chaos
Wanna let him spank on my bump
why he be so clean
Brian actually is 18 years old in this year.
*Fucking Rich Chigga* out here start your own food channel dude.
*Teach me how to microwave bread. (Look it up)*
Emjay Mendez i watched that
Emjay Mendez stfu
ag syafiq if only you could say it to my face .
Dude not everyone can microwaves a bread. He def the most multitalent rapper in the industry
On this channel for over 1 year (probably 2 - 3 years acutally). Finally subscribed. The content never gets bad, it gets better honestly. love it.
Ayyyy his mom’s from Manado! MANADO REPRESENT 😍🔥
Queen Anastasha yes, manado👍👍
Bitch who cares?.
Brian is cute in pink
1:06 We've got indomie noodles in New Zealand
Indomie in everywhere.
Indomie is #8 most purchased brand in the world I think
Lilly Alexander lilly was ahli togell
Welp I guess when I go traveling one day I shouldn’t be worried that I couldn’t eat indomie while I was traveling 😐
I wander how could he learn these words to describe the food from UA-cam... incredible and amazing.
wonder
Mkay now I wanna learn Indonesian and visit Indonesia :(
YEAH YOU MUST
Brian knows his food
Indonesian always know their food specially their distric or their city.
Going to Bali in Jan. So hyped for the food.
TRNQUL don’t do drugs and get caught there. They will kill u
Went there in July for my honeymoon, you won't be disappointed.
Volcano erupted. Be respectful to the balinese. Foreigners tend to treat them as if they are lower class but you are on THEIR island
If you see this little flower things made of banana leaves or something like that leave theme alone, they are to ward of spirits.
don't step on the sesajen bro, (you'll know it when you get there) always watch your step there
"Look at me in the eyes, sean" I CHOKED SKRN
You gotta do a vid with big shaq eating hot wings or spicy food lol
M. Huang da wings not hot neva hot
no ketchup, just sauce
Man's not hot, Man won't get hot
Tiny Rick raw sauce
Screw that. Do an episode with Shaq
Swear I thought he said cocaine not cooking
"my mom's cocaine"
Josh Brunette well food is cocaine to me lol
wait what? not cocaine? i thought cocaine dude
He said cocaine alright
Waking up in the morning smelling the cocaine ❤️
Love to smell it, preferably up close with a lot of force
This was what I was looking for in the comments. I thought I heard him say "cocaine"
Hearing Sean pronounce all the food so confidently even though he is no where close to the actual pronunciation is so pure
We have Indomie in Saudi Arabia and it's freaking awesome
Shame you don't have any human rights
+Callum hahaha
Have you seen any public beheadings over there?
Rayan Hamdan not really 😒
Callum fuck... 5 hours too late😂
trust me, try Indomie, you will not regret it!
hes very funny looking. i like him alot
I facepalm-ed every time he said "like" in a sentence. Now my forehead is very very red.
aR0ttenBANANA96 I think it’s because he’s asian
Asian like Kim Jong Un
I think he’s Kim Jong Un
Wow he’s Kim Jong Un
I remember eating rice at a Dutch family and they ate it with a fork, I was so confused how😂😂 spoon can carry more hahaha
@Lil Peep yeah... I always had to ask for a spoon.. and i was the weird one to them o.0
Rice with ✋ it's more Indonesian
Hmm its Europe dude
"Waking up in the morning, smelling the cocaine from my mom"
Torski Bottni heard that too lmaooo
I expect this dude eating with dat stick
gebaskaras idgaf
😂😂😂
YEAH SHOUT OUT TO INDOMIE BRIAN!
Ardimo Harsa Indomie is our national noodle (for anak kost = college kids)LOL
Indomie is the one in the one in the uk
Represent!!!!
Although that shit may cause me cancer but I fuck wit it
Watching Sean and Chigga eating Rendang, Sate Makasar, Nasi Goreng while i'm eating Indomie Goreng here. Huh, feels kinda weird
This makes me wanna try out some Indonesian food, it looks delicious
Lol in the Netherlands everyone eats this like once every one or two weeks. Also 99% of Dutch people have a bottle of sambal in their cabinet. Sambal oelek is the best.
Shut up, Shinji real talk ?
Sambal oelek is not even spicy they are sour 🤔
Shut up, Shinji bro I reckon your username is a reference to Persona 3?
Of course, they had been in indonesia for 3,5 centuries. LOL
Ven it's a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference
0:53 "Waking up in the morning smelling that cocaine from my mom"
What?
PRO21SHOT9 it's cooking 😂😂😂😂😂
He definitely said cocaine.
i just realized that... his mom is fucking awesome
I wish my mom make me a fresh cocaine everyday :/
😁 cocaine 😵😵 😁
Surprised he hasn't considered an Australian tour yet. So close to Indonesia and there are a lot of migrants here so Indonesian food is everywhere.
Inilah manfaat bisa go international. Bisa menunjukan kekayaan negara sendiri (budaya, alam, kuliner, dll) yg pada akhirnya bisa mendatangkan manfaat untuk negara kita. Thank you Brian.