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I like eating nasi goreng.
Nasi by Definitely not real December 23, 2023
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Nasi Kang Kang 

It's a love potion created by Southeast Asian witch doctors. The woman first lovingly cooks a bowl of rice. She then squats over it, sans clothes. And lets her womanly essence mix with the steam of the rice, then feeds it to her man. He is supposed to never leave her and be at her beck & call
"Scum's girlfriend hits him but he still sticks around and claims he's in love with her!"

" Confirm nasi kang kang!"
Nasi Kang Kang by sgghettogirl March 2, 2010

nasi lemak 

A Malaysian Dish made up of rice cooked in coconut milk, and served with Local Hot sause, and other items.
Lets go to the mamak and have some nasi lemak.
nasi lemak by nick October 28, 2003

nasi lemak 

a malaysia traditional food consists of sambal, egg, santan, and wrapped together with a banana leaf.
the nasi lemak was delicious AF
nasi lemak by Posker July 17, 2018

Nasi padang 

A main course from Indonesia. Take aways are suggested than dine in because you’ll get an extra portion if you’re purchasing them in take aways. Nasi padang usually served in an individually wrapped in a daun pisang (banana leaf) and paper wrap with a bunch of rice, vegetables, and a side dish inside. You can also costumize your nasi padang by your own taste.

Their popular side dishes are beef rendang (marinated in a grated coconut extract), ayam pop (padang styled chicken curry), Ikan kakap gulai, and their signature fried egg (promise me you’ll love their fried eggs at first bite)

Nasi padang costs IDR10.000,00 - IDR40.000,00 / each (depending on which side dishes you’ve picked), ain’t that pricy tho…
Jane : “bro Have you ever tried nasi Padang before?”
Kanye : “dude that’s the greatest cuisine I’ve ever eaten in Indonesia”
Jane : “Have you tried their signature minang style beef rendang?”
Kanye : “Yessss, and I’m in Love with rendang”
Nasi padang by Geezybeezy November 22, 2021

Nasi kandar 

Rice that full with variety of gravy and dishes. Commonly found in Penang, Malaysia. Locals and foreigners love it. Not only Penang, others state also have their own nasi kandar at mamak stall/restaurant.
' Where can I find Nasi Kandar? '

' U can find Nasi Kandar at kedai mamak '
Nasi kandar by gzlhikay3m September 28, 2022
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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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