Hi, guys I am a food lover and I like to share with you, I found a delicious snack which is originated from Semarang (capital city of Middle Java). The snack is called LUMPIA SEMARANG which is young bamboo shoots cook with chicken, prawn, egg and other ingredients than is wrap with flour skin and deep fried, you eat it with the cucumber pickles and the brown saus. Yummy !
The shop is located around Bendungan Hilir, its BAMBOO Jl. Bendungan Jatiluhur No.74 its open from 10.00 AM to 07.00 PM daily except Sunday. You can order for delivery I guess at 021.71647131
Once you tried it you will love it.

gunawan, i'm afraid microsoft won't let you link the photo to jakchat. better to attach it.

Thanks, but how should I attach it ? Kindly advise. Thank you

The directions will follow once the advertising contract is signed with the JakChat management.............

Click reply, click file manager, click add file, when loaded click done adding files, click submit.....

Another Lumpia Semarang Food Lover comes out of the wood work............













Did they agree to deliver to PI?

I think yes, they will deliver it with a delivery fee. Why don't you just call them and find out.

A friend of mine have ordered and delivered to his office in Kuningan.

Here is the photo I have taken before, hope you can enjoy it too.
Thanks for the advised to attach the photo.

Not saying they don't look very nice, but aren't they just spring rolls?

well spotted

Yes you are right, its a speciality food from Semarang, Middle Java.

In the Netherlands, it is spelled loempia which is the old Indonesian spelling for lumpia and has also become the generic name for "spring roll" in Dutch

Lumpia Semarang is named after the capital city of Central Java in Indonesia, Semarang. It was created by Chinese immigrants in the city of Semarang. It is filled with bamboo shoots, dried shrimp (ebi in Indonesian) chicken and/or prawn. It is served with lumpia sauce that is made from dried shrimp (optional), coconut sugar, red chillies, bird's eye chilies, water, ground white pepper, tapioca starch and water and can be served in either fried or unfried condition.

Either way of cooking, it is almost guaranteed to give you the shits if purchased on the street!

Yes,that is what they said in their website www.bamboo-id.com
but I can asure you that the Loenpia/SpringRoll from Bamboo does not have the specific smell as the other Lumpia purchase along the street.
That is why I said I found a delicious Lumpia because it does not taste like the others no smell of Amonia at all (because of the young bamboo shoot) its well prepared and clean.

:P
I didn't know that lumpia == spring rolls, and just wondered what could be so special about them.

I could do with losing a bit of weight - thats the way to go is it?

The J Plan, eat at every warung on Jaksa, find a comfortable shitter, sit back and enjoy the thrills....

In a risk factor study in Jakarta it was identified that purchasing street food was an independent risk factor for paratyphoid.

Eating from restaurants, however, was not associated with disease. To explain these findings the researchers compared 128 street food-vendors with 74 food handlers from restaurants in a cross-sectional study in the same study area.

Poor hand-washing hygiene and direct hand contact with foods, male sex and low educational level were independent characteristics of street vendors in a logistic regression analysis.

Faecal contamination of drinking water (in 65% of samples), dishwater (in 91%) and ice cubes (in 100%) was frequent. Directly transmittable pathogens including S. typhi (n=I) and non-typhoidal Salmonella spp. (n=6) were isolated in faecal samples in 13 (7%) vendors; the groups did not differ, however, in contamination rates of drinking water and Salmonella isolation rates in stools.

Poor hygiene of street vendors compared to restaurant vendors, in combination with faecal carriage of enteric pathogens including S. typhi, may help explain the association found between purchasing street food and foodborne illness, in particular Salmonella infections.

Public health interventions to reduce transmission of foodborne illness should focus on general hygienic measures in street food trade, i.e. hand washing with soap, adequate food-handling hygiene, and frequent renewal of dishwater.

And, emm, err, not shitting in the street and wiping your arse with your cooking hand!

I did that on Jaksa last night at 3am. Filipino Fried Rice, i.e. bog standard fried rice with cubes of processed cheese in it. Haute Cuisine baby.

You sound like the owner of Bamboo or may be have shares in Bamboo Inc.? Hmmm

No, I am and Indonesian food promoter, who else will promote Indonesian cuisine.

Fair point.

I like all kinds of lumpia. Lumpia Semarang is delicious if you eat it with the sauce or some chilli. It resembles Popiah' in Singapore. :p

popiah! yes, that's what lumpia is! i've never made that connection before.

Far be it from me to have a crack at another member's avatar, but I have the most unsettling feeling that galleryfang wants to sink her teeth into my neck.