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The crowd queuing up

The crowd queuing up at Nasi Ayam Bu Oki speaks for its popularity. The legendary chicken rice stall has been perfecting an authentic Indonesian dish for over decades and now it’s got the title of ‘Jimbaran’s most sought-after chicken rice’. Join the locals and queue up for your plate of deliciousness. After some minutes of patience, your plate will turn into a colourful affair as a generous spoon of rice gets slathered with glistening chunks of chicken, perfectly grilled satay, mixed vegetables, topped with peanuts to add some crunch, and how can we forget their famed sambal? We recommend you to mix it all for an explosion of local flavours as everything on your plate matches so perfectly. No wonder it is a locals’ favourite! #urbanexplorer #tripfoodie #tripfoodie #urbanexplorer

Posted: Mar 23, 2021

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