As Indonesian Indians, our Diwali celebration is not exactly the same as the way Indians in India celebrate Diwali.…
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I can’t think of more soul-nourishing Indian cuisine than the classic thali meal ━ an interchangeable symbol of Indian food culture. Thali meal, the king of Indian food, is usually served as a wedding feast, during festivals and all sorts of celebrations, such as Onam and Diwali. A thali meal means a full plate…
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The joy of food rarely is just about the said food; Nasi Bakar is more about the stories, traditions and memories built around it.…
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We went to the Echuca town centre, which is best avoided during the holiday season as it's crowded with assortments of tourists.…
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I have jinxed it when I wrote about the peaceful sleep I had on my first night in Echuca because neither of us got much sleep yesterday.…
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Today, I hosted a belated Diwali celebration and invited Jen, Pri and Aina for an Indian meal and Australian wine.…
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I can’t believe it has been two years since I met Neera for the first time. She got my attention when she gave the guest speaker at a blogger conference a bag full of Tim Tams, the iconic Australian chocolate biscuit. I remember thinking that I need to befriend her before the conference is…
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I would love to keep the Diwali tradition of hanging out with my loved ones - parents, cousins and friends - it's so precious.…
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I am, just back from spending the Diwali weekend in Jakarta, and what am I doing? Complaining about Kue Bangkit while munching on it.…
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