After a long leave Jakarta, Barack Obama will finally set footback in the city where he had spent his childhood first. This time, it comes as President of the United States to meet PresidentSusilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
To welcome the first black U.S. president, the Presidential Palace has prepared a number of Obama's favorite meals whileliving in Jakarta. What is it?
"Fried rice and meatballs," said presidential spokesman JulianAldrin Pasha at the Presidential Office, Monday, November 8, 2010. The menu is, according to Julian, deliberately selected after the Palace to find out what foods are favored Obama."We've prepared this time."
Obama was never delivered to President SBY when he missedwith three Indonesian food.
"I miss my fried rice, meatballs, and rambutan," Obama said asimitated President told reporters, after speaking with Obama by phone, while on transit in Seattle, United States, after attendingthe APEC summit in Lima, Peru, November 2008.
In an interview with RCTI, Obama has ever declared miss with a number of Indonesian cuisine, such as fried rice, meatballs, andsatay. (kd)
We morodadi ready to invite the cooperation in the fields ofcuisine, especially Baso & FRIED RICE to go international.
cecepsetiono@yahoo.com
To welcome the first black U.S. president, the Presidential Palace has prepared a number of Obama's favorite meals whileliving in Jakarta. What is it?
"Fried rice and meatballs," said presidential spokesman JulianAldrin Pasha at the Presidential Office, Monday, November 8, 2010. The menu is, according to Julian, deliberately selected after the Palace to find out what foods are favored Obama."We've prepared this time."
Obama was never delivered to President SBY when he missedwith three Indonesian food.
"I miss my fried rice, meatballs, and rambutan," Obama said asimitated President told reporters, after speaking with Obama by phone, while on transit in Seattle, United States, after attendingthe APEC summit in Lima, Peru, November 2008.
In an interview with RCTI, Obama has ever declared miss with a number of Indonesian cuisine, such as fried rice, meatballs, andsatay. (kd)
cecepsetiono@yahoo.com
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