The BEST INDONESIAN Food in NYC is NOT from a Restaurant | HIDDEN NYC Indonesian Food Tour
Channel: Food and Footprints- Greg and Jumi
Date: 07/04/2020

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In this video, we will show you how the best Indonesian food in NYC is not from a restaurant! There are monthly Indonesian food bazaars as well as pop-ups in the back of an Indonesian grocery store in Elmhurst, Queens where you will find many Indonesian expats and locals enjoying the food.


1.  NY Indonesian Food Bazaar
     Held monthly at St James Church Parish House (usually on Saturday afternoons)
     84-07 Broadway
     Elmhurst, NY 11373

     Check below for monthly dates:
     https://www.facebook.com/IndonesiaFoodBazaar/

     Nasi Kuning from Taste of Surabaya (Fefe Anggono) www.instagram.com/tasteofsurabaya (@tasteofsurabaya)


2.  Indonesian Gastronomy Association Bazaar (IGA NYC)
     Held monthly at Elmhurst Memorial League Hall (usually on Sunday afternoons)
     88-24 43rd Ave
     Elmhurst, NY 11373
     
     Check below for event and bazaar updates:
     https://www.instagram.com/iga_newyork (@iga_newyork)
    
     Nasi Pecel from Vivi (Warung Kamis)
     Follow her on Instagram for updates on where you can find her food:                         www.instagram.com/warungkamis (@warungkamis)

    Beef Rendang from Righteous Rendang: www.instragram.com/righteousrendang (@righteousrendang)


3.  Warung Selasa at Indo Java Groceries (pop-up every Tuesday)
     85-12 Queens Blvd 
     Elmhurst, NY 11373

    Sop Buntut
    Nasi Gudeg


   Follow Dewi at www.instagram.com/warungselasa (@warungselasa) to see what she will be making and to reserve your plate ahead of time (HIGHLY recommended, as she sells out!)

 On Thursdays, Vivi, who you saw at the Indonesia Gastronomy Association Bazaar also pops up at Indo Java Groceries. Follow her www.instagram.com/warungkamis (@warungkamis) to see what she will be making and to reserve your plate ahead of time (HIGHLY recommended, as she sells out!)
     

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 Intro
00:17 NY Indonesian Food Bazaar in Elmhurst
02:42 Indonesian Gastronomy Association Bazaar (IGA NYC)
06:09 Interview with IGA NYC owners
07:31 Righteous Rendang
08:39 Warung Selasa at Indo Java Groceries



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