Bandung offers a large selection of culinary and souvenirs. One option favored by tourists, by when it comes to Bandung is batagor. For the Jakarta, culinary one is actually no stranger.However, it still feels incomplete if it did not enjoy batagor Bandung. Especially do not buy batagor Bandung to take home as souvenirs. Batagor stands out fried meatballs. Its uniqueness is eaten meatballs and fried tofu with peanut sauce is the main ingredient is peanut, chili, and garlic.
Currently, there are many sellers batagor in Bandung. Each offers similar flavors selintasan. But you could distinguish the sharp flavor.Some batagor more crisp or more crisp. Know who used to know a white or yellow out. Either softer or more solid. There is a large and small size.While the peanut sauce is more spicy and there is much sweeter. There is also much more pronounced savory and garlic. Different but one thing is sure, everything feels good. Just choose the appropriate course taste.
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Batagor the most famous and hunted by tourists in Bandung are batagor Kingsley and Riri. The price is Rp 6000 per fruit. However, some are sold paketan contained 5 meatballs and 5 out.Many tourists from Jakarta to look for souvenirs batagor in both places. Even in batagor Riri has a packet to take home that has been cooked half done.Making it easier for tourists who want to take as souvenirs. Riri is located at Road Burangrang. While batagor Kingsley was in Jalan Veteran.
Batagor Isan are also known by local people Bandung. It's cheap and it was no less. That said, the work batagor batagor Isan is the first in Bandung. You can find batagor Ihsan Bojongloa Road.While batagor Abun including the bestselling hired by tourists. Size is large, the price is certainly more expensive. Curious as good as what the big batagor batagor Abuy belong? Can stop at Jalan Lengkong.
If you intend to buy batagor as a souvenir, do not forget to ask for fried meatballs and half-baked idea alone. Then, the peanut sauce ingredients mixed with meatballs and do not know. But wadahkan separately.Now, newly fried meatballs and know when it's back to take home and ready to eat. Packaging may also vary as to bring a souvenir of this. Some stalls batagor packaged with baskets.
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Jakarta:The Kiat Esemka Sport utility vehicle (SUV) is not the first car to be produced by Indonesia. According to Wikipedia, national automotive businessmen have developed 16 other brands since the 1990s. Unfortunately, most of the innovative projects collapsed due to problems including the monetary crisis and political turbulence in 1998.
Bakrie and Brothers developed the first national car in 1994. The Beta 97 MPV minibus was designed by UK-based automotive designer, Shado. The prototype of Beta was released in 1997 but the development was terminated due to the monetary crisis.
A year later, President Soeharto issued a policy on the development of a national car, Timor, which was short f orTeknologi Industri Mobil Rakyat. His youngest son, Hutomo Mandala Putra, developed the Timor S515 sedan, which was a derivation of Korea’s Kia Sephia 1995. Further developments were halted due to the monetary crisis.
At the same time, Timor, B.J. Habibie, the then research and technology minister, designed a car called Maleo. The 1,200 cc car was made with 80 percent local components and was supposed to be sold at Rp30 million. The development also ended as the research fund was used for Timor.
However, not all national car projects failed. Besides Esemka, there are currently several brands that are ready to be marketed, such as the GEA mini car produced by PT Industri Kereta Api, Nuri and Tawon produced by PT Super Gasindo Jaya, Marlip electric car produced by the Indonesia Institute of Sciences (LIPI) and off road car, Komodo, which was released by PT Fin Komodo Teknologi.
The Industry Ministry’s land transportation industry director, Supriyanto, said that Indonesia could produce its own cars within the next five years. To support the design development, the government will provide incentives, including research and human development support. “So far, Indonesia only assembled cars, while the designs are made overseas,” he said. FERY FIRMANSYAH | EKA UTAMI APRILIA
