In this video, Rob tries out the Indonesian food in New York City!
Now when most people think about Indonesian food in New York, they refer to the legendary places in Elmhurst, Queens. But recently two new places opened up in Manhattan, the heart of New York City, so Rob had to stop by.
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0:00 Intro
2:11 The story of Jakarta Munch
4:30 Trying the food at Jakarta Munch
8:47 The story of Warkop NYC
14:23 Trying the food at Warkop NYC
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