Make Ngakak! Korean YouTuber Mistakenly Drinks Wash Water While Eating Street Food on Sabang Street

Dream - Indonesia is indeed a country rich in various types of cuisine, starting from typical dishes in each region to street food. It's no wonder that many food vloggers are interested in reviewing Indonesian cuisine.

Like in the video uploaded by the YouTube account Hoontamin, a South Korean vlogger tries various foods sold on Sabang Street. The food bought on the roadside includes uduk rice, grilled fish, and sweet martabak.

In the video, there is one interesting thing that surprises netizens, especially Indonesians, and makes them laugh.

When eating at a street food stall, this YouTuber immediately highlights and mentions one by one the orders that have arrived.

“That's uduk rice over there, and we have grilled fish here, but I'm not sure what kind of fish it is, and there are lots of vegetables, and soup, and spicy chili sauce,” he said.

Apparently, what this YouTuber meant by soup was a small bowl of water with slices of lime in it. As we know, it is actually raw water that should be used to wash hands or commonly called a wash bowl.

Not knowing that the water was for washing hands, this YouTuber lifted the bowl and smelled it.

After that, he casually drank the wash water because he thought it was soup. His expression looked confused after tasting it.

Until finally, a voice was heard informing him that it was supposed to be used for washing hands. Instantly, his expression changed to embarrassment and laughter.

“I usually have it in a stainless bowl, but because this one is plastic, I made a mistake,” he said, then laughed.

After being uploaded, this video went viral on social media and received various responses from netizens in the comment section.

“Hahaha, so funny when drinking wash water 😂 As we know, most Indonesians usually eat with their hands, that's why they provide that water for handwashing after eating 😊,” wrote the account @ARY.16

“OMG... well, many foreigners make the same mistake with the "wash bowl." You should make many Indonesian friends, we love everyone who wants to try our food,” wrote the account @@tanteemonikova7667.

“Sweet martabak is delicious, but the best part is the "wash bowl" 😂😂😂,” wrote the account @StevanusPv.