2 Indonesian Instant Noodle Brands Enter the Top 10 Favorite in the World, One of Them Made in Sidoarjo

Dream - Indonesian instant noodles are a favorite of many people around the world. The favorite instant noodle menu that is easily cooked in a matter of minutes usually comes from the fried Indomie variants.

Its delicious taste has long been recognized by being named one of the favorite instant noodles in the world.

Recently, the website The Ramen Rater ranked Indomie Mi Keriting Rasa Ayam Panggang (Curly Fried Chicken Flavor) as the 8th favorite instant noodle in the world.

Photo: Theramenrater.com

“After years, the ramen that was a favorite a few years ago is back. Its noodles have a curly texture and a savory chicken flavor. The vegetables are perfect, served in small pieces. The soup is extraordinary. I hope this instant noodle can be available again in America,” the website wrote.

In addition to Indomie, Best Wok's Original Fried Noodle variant is also one of the favorite instant noodles that ranks tenth. Its sweet, spicy, and savory taste makes it easy to be liked.

If people are already familiar with Indomie, which is produced by the giant F&B company Indofood, Best Work is an original product made in Indonesia. This instant noodle is produced by PT Surya Pratista Utama in Sidoarjo, East Java.

In addition to these two Indonesian instant noodles, there are various brands from other Asian countries that are favorites. Starting from Prima Taste Singapore Wholegrain Laksa La Mian from Singapore ranked 1, Ippudo Karaka Spicy Ramen from Japan ranked 2, and Mom's Dry Noodle Scallop & Hua Diao Wine Chicken Noodle Soup from Taiwan ranked 3.

Legit Honey Fried Banana, Make It Yourself at Home

Dream - Bananas are a fruit that is easy to process in many ways. One of the favorites is fried bananas. To make it is very easy, just coat the bananas with a mixture of flour and fry them.

There is also another way to fry bananas, which is by adding honey to them. Dream friends may have heard of Madu Bu Nanik's Honey Fried Banana, if you want to make it yourself at home, it's actually quite simple.

This banana is so legit and sweet. Just follow the recipe from Chef Jerry Andrean, the winner of Masterchef Indonesia Season 7, which he uploaded on his Instagram account @jerrymci7.

Ingredients:
- 7 tbsp all-purpose flour
- 2 tbsp rice flour
- 1 tbsp cornstarch
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 2 tbsp honey
- 12-15 tbsp water
- A pinch of salt
- Sufficient amount of Vanilla Essence
- 2 horn bananas, diced into small pieces

How to Make:

- In a bowl, put all-purpose flour, rice flour, cornstarch, mix well
- Add sugar, honey, water, salt, and vanilla essence. Mix until the batter is smooth
- Put the diced horn bananas into the batter, mix gently until the bananas are coated with the batter
- Heat oil in a pan. Take a large spoonful of banana batter and put it into the pan until it forms a round shape
- Fry until golden brown. Remove and drain the oil
- Fried bananas are ready to be served

Yummy! Indonesian Homemade Fried Banana Becomes the Favorite Sweet Snack in the World

Dream - Indonesian food has once again been recognized as the most delicious in the world. After rendang, now fried bananas have been chosen as the favorite sweet snack in the world. The ranking of the most delicious sweet snacks was recently released by Taste Atlas through its official website and social media.

TasteAtlas is a travel experience guide for traditional food that compiles authentic recipes, food critic reviews, and research articles about popular ingredients and dishes.

Fried bananas scored 4.6 and ranked first after quarkballchen from Germany, pastelitos criollos from Argentina, and fouskakia from Greece, which scored 4.5.

Photo: Instagram @tasteatlas

The ranking is not only based on ordinary fried bananas fried with flour. Fried bananas served with sugar, cinnamon, chocolate powder, jam, or ice cream are also included in the assessment.

Through their official website, they also explained that fried bananas have different names in each region. In Bali, fried bananas are called godoh biu. While in Java, fried bananas are called gedhang goreng.

Similar dishes are also popular in other Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, the Philippines, and Malaysia. It's no wonder that the deliciousness of fried bananas is recognized worldwide.