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Friday, July 19, 2013

SALA LAUAK PARIAMAN


Sala lauak / sala lauk / sala bulek a traditional food of Pariaman and the surrounding area (food is also typical of coastal areas in the district of Padang Pariaman). Sala is a Minang language which means fried. 're Lauak means fish. What's sala lauak with fried fish? Eits, be careful! Of course not, because that would be given not sala lauak again but the fish is fried. Then sala lauak was like what?

Sala lauak is Pimpong fried balls of saffron yellow. Composed of rice flour, chillies, turmeric, onions, salt, and salted fish. Salty fish flavor contained in seasoned flour clumps that makes 'sala' was named Sala Lauak.

 
Not only is a sala lauak Pariaman food, but there are many other foods. Like fried crab,ketupat gulai paku, kacimuih, lamang sipuluik, onde-onde, lompong sago, and other foods.

The typical food will very easily be found in Pariaman. Around Beach Gandoriah course, we can meet these foods. you are curious about the sala lauak Rang Piaman? Let's try it!



GANDORIAH BEACH, PARIAMAN, INDONESIA

Located in downtown Pariaman. This beach has white sand and ramps, as well as the waves are too big making it suitable for swimming and play waves. Along the coast in the coastal spruce tumbuhi so impressed cool and beautiful. The beach is always crowded, especially at first ma tabuik time and time widths.

Rice is also available here SEK (seribu kenyang_pack of satiety, the rice wrapped in banana leaves), Pariaman serving fish dishes prepared with a distinctive taste Pariaman. Besides, visitors can enjoy various fried seafood such as shrimp, crab, sala Bulek and do not miss a tasty satay pariaman while enjoying the sunset on the western horizon. Right in front of the beach there Kasiak island, Pandan Island, and Island Angso Duo. At certain moments, visitors can visit the island by boat bercadik of local fishermen.

Location: located right in the heart of the city, easy access to the beach with the friendly waves.
The capital of West Sumatra, Indonesia, Padang, you can use the direct bus finally stops this city or by train from Padang with a specific timetable that costs 3x more expensive than the bus ride plus you can enjoy a leisurely journey by train .

Besides, who unfortunately missed is the turtle breeding  in Apar Village, District of North Pariaman.