Eating in Indonesia: Eating by hand

In Indonesia eating with your hand is very common. The basic idea is to use four fingers to pack a little ball of rice, which can then be dipped into sauces before you pop it in your mouth by pushing it with your thumb. Read More »

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Eating in Indonesia: Eating by hand is based on Indonesia by Ryan Holliday, Anirudh Bhati, Dmitriy Baranov, Sarwa Gunawan, Felix505, Vidimian, Jakeseems, Burmesedays, iGuide and others. Travel guides are available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. See background image credits.