| Description | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesian-style fried rice usually topped with a fried egg | {Nasi} goreng | 97%
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| Stir-fried yellow noodle dish that translates to 'fried noodles' | {Mi} goreng | 96%
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| Popular brand of instant noodles produced by the company Indofood | Indomie | 90%
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| Grilled meat skewers (typically chicken) served with peanut sauce | Sate | 86%
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| Slow-cooked, dry beef stew cooked in coconut milk, herbs and spices | Beef {rendang} | 81%
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| Chilli sauce flavoured with ingredients like shrimp paste, garlic, lime and sugar | Sambal | 71%
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| Sweetened, bottled jasmine tea; name translates to 'bottled tea' | Teh botol | 66%
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| Beef meatballs commonly served in a noodle soup | Bakso | 63%
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| Vegetable salad with eggs, potatoes, tofu, rice cakes and a peanut sauce | Gado-gado | 62%
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| Flaky, layered version of the Indian roti | Roti {cane} | 59%
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| Indonesian version of spring rolls | Lumpia | 55%
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| Deep-fried, crispy crackers often provided with Chinese takeaways | Prawn crackers | 49%
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| Traditional soups comprising meat, broth and vegetables | Soto | 48%
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| Fermented soybean cakes that are typically fried | Tempeh | 48%
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| Rich, curry-like stews inspired by Indian cuisine | Gulai | 46%
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| General term for a blend of spices in Indonesian cooking | Bumbu | 45%
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| Green cake flavoured with ______ leaves; common across Southeast Asia | Kue {pandan} | 39%
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| Javanese rice cake boiled inside a woven leaf pouch | Ketupat | 37%
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| Ginger relative that is used in many Indonesian dishes | Galangal | 33%
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| Conical rice dish surrounded by various meat and vegetable side dishes | Tumpeng | 32%
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| Pink ose syrup drink mixed with evaporated/condensed milk | Bandung | 31%
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| 'Kopi luwak' is a beverage prepared from eaten and defecated ______ cherries | Coffee | 30%
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| 'Kue rangi' is a waffle flavoured with the white flesh of this fruit | Coconut | 28%
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| Spicy noodle dish often served with a rich coconut curry broth | Laksa | 27%
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| Seasoned ground fish cakes grilled in leaf parcels | Otak-otak | 22%
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| Se'i is a Timorese smoked meat dish which usually uses this type of meat (Hint: rarely consumed in Indonesia) | Pork | 22%
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| Fermented durian condiment | Tempoyak | 20%
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| Wild pig that is a staple of Papuan cuisine in Eastern Indonesia | Boar | 13%
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| Padang sour and spicy fish stew | Asam pedas | 10%
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| Steamed, layered rice flour and coconut milk snacks | Kue {talam} | 10%
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