Memorable Photos

[Marianis]

Eating is not only just eat something. For a person that people oriented, like me, eating also a social moment with beloved people. So, I took picture of those food I consume, of course because I like it but also to memorize those moments.

So, automatically I am happy to take a picture about food that I consume. Of course my feelings also take parts on that.

Several of my photos that I uploaded in Google Maps also I uploaded in Image Capture, a section in Google Crowdsource. From our meet up last night I know now that caption is important. People will know what it is based on the caption. And, based on my experience, a caption can attract people to look at it.

One of my photo is about Metozt. It is a breakfast menu in a food stall. I wonder about it, because it has been viewed for 27,915 times. I just thinking that people want to know what it is, or the composition is nice, or…a mystery of that caption. Metozt is a little bit same phonic with myth or mitos…

Well, by the way, I am happy knowing that my photos helps people to get information about food that they are interested in.

Here they are:

This is my breakfast several weeks ago with my lovely friends. That time, the owner was there and she told us why she putted that name. That Sunday morning is very cheerful, we laughed a lot and eat a yummy breakfast menu.

On my husband birthday last month, we went here to celebrate. Their signature menu is nachos. It is unique because they gave also Matah chili. Matah chili is a popular chili sauce in Indonesia lately. It origins is from Bali, where they blended onion, garlic, lemon grass, lemon, much chili and coconut oil. Can you imagine the sensations when you eat nachos with smoked beef, cheese and chili? We want to celebrate this moment with a special menu.

We often order this menu for our lunch. We love this kind of beef. It origin from east part of Indonesia, Timor Island. They cut beef into slices and put some seasoning, and smoke it until cooked perfectly. Usually we eat this with lemon rice and chili. The chili sauce also comes from Timor Island. Most part of this chili is tomato, lime and of course a lot of chili.

What do you think, @KarenVChin and @ermest ?

[Erik_van_den_Ham]

Hello @Marianis I really like your post (it’s making me feel hungry) at 4.30am. For now I’m first going to me me a cup of coffee and some breakfast.

Somehow I think your post would have fitted the “Food & Drink” category better.

[Velvel]

Hello Bu @Marianis

Agree with you that eating isn’t about the food itself, but with whom we enjoy the food is also another thing that will make the eating experience more memorable. So glad to hear that you enjoyed your eating time with your beloved family and friends.

Hopefully someday we get the chance to eat together again

Thanks for sharing this post along with the good photos. Nachos with Sambal Matah sounds a good fusion food! And that Se’i Sapi, the beef looks tender and well cooked! Hungry now

[Marianis]

Hi @Erik_van_den_Ham , how us your breakfast .

Maybe both but this is about accepting a challenge from my meet up last night. I choose food because it is universal, right?

[Marianis]

Hi @Velvel , can’t wait for you to come here. We’ll eat together in Kalluna ;). As for information, se’i sapi is happening now here, so many resto sell it. I choose the one who really from Timor , so the taste is still origin.

[Erik_van_den_Ham]

Hi @Marianis my breakfast is so yummy and already in my tummy. Now I’m enjoying my cappuccino.

Food is indeed universal, we cannot live without it. So what was the challenge?

[BorrisS]

Hello @Marianis ,

Thank you for sharing these photos with us, everything looks very delicious! Which one did you enjoy the most?

You can always add the Google Maps link to every place you’ve mentioned. By doing it, Local Guides will visualize better where each restaurant is located.

You can always edit your post by clicking on the circle with the three dots located on your top left hand corner and selecting the option Edit Message.

PS: I am going to move your post to the Food & Drink section on Connect, the place where Local Guides share photos of things they like to eat or already enjoyed.

[NyaiNurjanah]

Bu @Marianis warnanya sungguh menggoda tampilannya enak di lihat apalagi rasa makanannya …

Hayu ka sadayana taruang heula hehehe

[DENIT33]

Hi @Marianis The photos are inspiring and I can imagine the taste, it’s not the same as the real thing, but I try anyway. Thank you for sharing…

[And12-X2]

The food looks so appetizing @Marianis

[MayuriKubal]

Hey @Marianis

Thanks for sharing such amazing pictures and description. I am a foodie too. Certainly feels great when we capture our favourite food before we eat.

[Velvel]

Thanks to you, Bu @Marianis I had Se’i Sapi as my lunch yesterday Here take a look

Caption : A photo of Lime Leaf Rice with Se’i Sapi, Cassava Leaves, and Sambal Lu’at. (Local Guide @Velvel)

In Jakarta, we could also find several restaurants that serve this dish. In the restaurant where I ordered my food above also serves Se’i Ayam and Lidah Sapi. Have you ever tried another variant of Se’i?

In my opinion, eating Se’i Sapi is just like eating a steak but in a small pieces