[SALE]Original Brebes Fried Shallots : BangBang! Brambang Abang



   Shallot is one type of onion that is often consumed by Indonesian people. From various types of processed shallots, fried shallots are the most popular type. The savory and delicious taste makes fried shallots used as a complement that is sprinkled on various Indonesian food.

Here are some Indonesian food which are complemented by fried shallots :

1. Chicken Satay / Sate Ayam

2. Chicken Opor / Opor Ayam

3. Uduk Rice / Nasi Uduk

4. Chicken Porridge / Bubur Ayam

5. Beef Soto / Soto Daging Sapi




    The area that is famous for producing the best quality shallots in Indonesia is Brebes Regency, Central Java Province. We offer high quality fried shallots with affordable prices because we produce our fried shallots from the results of self-cultivation in Brebes Regency. 






    We sell the original fried shallots 250gr for IDR 40,000. For the taste of fried shallots + peanuts + anchovy we sell for IDR 45,000 per 150gr. You can request another packaging size. 


BangBang! : Original Brebes Fried Shallots


BangBang! : fried shallots + peanuts + anchovy


Contact us to order:
Email : yourindonesiastuff@gmail.com
Phone : 085865043889 (Ghina)







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