Girleatworldさんのインスタグラム写真 - (GirleatworldInstagram)「Hi everyone!!! I'm back with a little... 4 year challenge. I managed to find the same Bakso push cart in Gili Trawangan that @singasongjess and I visited 4 years ago! I swear it wasn't planned - I was just biking down the road, spotted a bakso cart and of course I had to stop. It was only after taking the photo and comparing it with the one I took 4 years ago that I realized I was actually standing at the same spot! He was still charging the same amount per bowl. The island has changed quite a bit though. The first image was taken in 2019 and the second image is the one I took in 2015. Swipe right/left and spot the difference. What is Bakso? Ask any Indonesian about Bakso and i'm sure you would be met with excitement. It's a small bowl of yellow noodles, meatballs and fresh beansprouts in clear beef broth, served with fried shallots, chili and kecap (sweet soy sauce). Bakso is traditionally sold on the street in a small push cart (called "gerobak" in Indonesian) that would go around the neighborhood during supper time and you have to catch the bakso guy at the right time. Because of its small portion, we normally eat it as snacks for supper or midday between meals. Nowadays you can also get them at restaurants for a meal-sized bowl. We got this off a push cart in Gili for less than $2 and proceeded to eat it on the side of the street. #shotoniphone #iphonexsmax #giliislands #gili #lombok #lombokisland #beach #gilitrawangan #visitlombok #explorelombok #girleatworld #indonesia #bakso」3月26日 9時22分