For most Muslims, Eid al-Fitr is the most awaited celebration. But that’s not all, in the run-up to Eid al-Fitr, there’s an annual tradition of serving a special Eid menu. There are usually a lot of special food menus that are used as dishes to entertain families. Of course, this is done to enhance the ambience of Eid!

Hello, Foodies! It doesn’t feel like we’ve made it to the middle of Ramadan yet. The majority of Indonesians are awaiting Eid. As is usual, there are many advertisements with Eid nuances that appear from year to year. Talking about ads, you must have known and memorized the Eid advertisements that often appear on your TV screen.

Jun Chef is a food blogger who discusses Korean culinary content such as sharing mukbang video reviews and cooking videos. Apart from being a food blogger, Jun Chef is also involved in the culinary business world having founded the Korean restaurant “IRUUM By Jun Chef.” This restaurant serves a variety of famous Korean food menus that you will certainly see in K-Dramas.

Foodies, you’re certainly already know that cereal is an identical food to a breakfast menu for some people. If you want cereal for breakfast, you can now go to the Sunday Bowl Cereal Club, a one-of-a-kind cafe that serves cereal as a main course in a bowl with milk.

Cakes and pastries from Lumiere are a must-try for FooDies who love sweet foods. Anang Hermansyah and Ashanty’s cake shop offers a variety of cakes and pastries with contemporary flavor variants.