The Profit Burglar and I shared mixed satay and picked vegetables. I followed this with beef rendang and rice, while Paul had a prawn sambal. We drank house white.
Enak enak; yummy yummy.
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(P.S. I cannot tick Indonesian food off our list without also giving a shout out to the stall that serves it up in Merton Abbey Mills. Their spicy lamb with fried rice is my fuel of choice if I ever have to work over the weekend.)
2 comments:
I tought that repeating a word in indonesian meant more of it, eg "hati" means danger, "hati hati" means very dangerous , or much danger.
if this is right, then enak enak would mean much yummieness, or very yummy.
:$ I think we should be told........
Pedant pedant of Swansea
Thanks Chris. It is exactly the same in Thai - see this. You know how interested I am in that culture and neck of the woods, but I hadn't made the connection. Nice one, buddy.
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