This week in Ubud Bali, the gem of Indonesia, we sample even more amazing street food including our favorite dish in Bali, Bubur, a mix of vegetables and spices in coconut milk served on top of rice porridge with an egg, it's my favorite meal in all of Bali and I just never seem to get tired of it no matter how many days we eat it. Also, Bubur costs less than US$1 ....that's right... less than ONE DOLLAR ... and is a complete meal. We also try a new Indian Food restaurant in Ubud Bali before we head to the famous Elephant Temple, Goa Gajah, which is ancient and really interesting. While we're wandering the temple grounds we see a giant spider and a beautiful waterfall. We also have a scam advisory / scam warning before you visit the Goa Gajah temple. Nest, you guessed it, we head out for even more local food, this time at a Padang. Padang food is cheap, plentiful, and delicious!
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This is our favorite little lunch place in Ubud. They serve bubur, which we will show you in a minute.
They've been doing business for 25 years.
So good.
And that is skut.
Thank you. Best food ever.
This is the ice cream man in Bali.
Egg masala, fish mouli, chicken masala, and all sorts of bread for the cake.
Oops, what's that? Chocolate ice cream pie. With Def Leppard appropriately singing,
pour some sugar on me. I just am here because so we can have this pie.
You're lying through your beautiful teeth. They put that nasty coconut ice cream on my
brownie so they had to take it back. We're headed to see Dead Pool 2.
How do you like Motos, Kate? I hate Motos.
We're coming to the elephant cave that's the nickname for it. It's Goa Gajah.
We're with our buddy Michael.
As you can tell.
There's a Balinese poem about this temple dated in the 1300s.
Waterfall with a giant spiderweb over it.
It was beautiful.
I like down the bottom there, that's my favorite part.
Yeah, the grounds are beautiful, especially by the waterfall.
Yeah, the waterfall was nice and that tree in the middle of the roots came out.
Oh yeah.
That's quite amazing actually.
So here's our scam warning. Right here where you give your tickets in,
they will provide you with a sarong free.
Out in the parking lot there's all sorts of people trying to sell you sarongs telling you
that you have to have it, you can't go on without it. Not true, they have free ones here.
And you don't need a sarong, all you need is your legs covered.
So kids pants are just fine. Now you know.
Can I get please the chicken on the end?
Some egg please.
Can I get one of that too please?
Oh yes please.
That looks delicious.
Spicy please.
This is eating at a pedang and that is going to be very cheap.
That's Kate's, that's mine.
Absolutely delicious and it only costs like a dollar or two.
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Oh no, that was good.
