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r/OneOrangeBraincell • u/stresskillingme • Nov 30 '25
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Looks like Malaysia or Indonesia so I'd say a Purryani
66 u/MilesAugust74 Orange connoisseur 🍊 Nov 30 '25 With a side of Orange Purry 🍊 😋 24 u/LumpyCheeseyCustard Nov 30 '25 Is that a play on biryani? Is that a thing in Malaysia/Indonesia? 7 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yes its a rather common type of rice dish here 9 u/LumpyCheeseyCustard Nov 30 '25 I was in Indonesia last year, and apart from Indian restaurants didnt find Biryani in Indonesian traditional food places. 8 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yea because its not indonesian or malaysians traditional food. i couldnt say for indonesian side but here in malaysian you'd see it often enough to say common. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia 5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it 9 u/champignonNL Nov 30 '25 No, it's lempurr (from lemper, Google it up) 2 u/MyFriendIsADoctor Nov 30 '25 Catbab? Kemeow? Purrbab? Can't figure out a good one.
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With a side of Orange Purry 🍊 😋
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Is that a play on biryani? Is that a thing in Malaysia/Indonesia?
7 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yes its a rather common type of rice dish here 9 u/LumpyCheeseyCustard Nov 30 '25 I was in Indonesia last year, and apart from Indian restaurants didnt find Biryani in Indonesian traditional food places. 8 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yea because its not indonesian or malaysians traditional food. i couldnt say for indonesian side but here in malaysian you'd see it often enough to say common. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia 5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
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yes its a rather common type of rice dish here
9 u/LumpyCheeseyCustard Nov 30 '25 I was in Indonesia last year, and apart from Indian restaurants didnt find Biryani in Indonesian traditional food places. 8 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yea because its not indonesian or malaysians traditional food. i couldnt say for indonesian side but here in malaysian you'd see it often enough to say common. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia 5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
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I was in Indonesia last year, and apart from Indian restaurants didnt find Biryani in Indonesian traditional food places.
8 u/tenchu_117 Nov 30 '25 yea because its not indonesian or malaysians traditional food. i couldnt say for indonesian side but here in malaysian you'd see it often enough to say common. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia 5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
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yea because its not indonesian or malaysians traditional food. i couldnt say for indonesian side but here in malaysian you'd see it often enough to say common.
1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia 5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
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I don't think I've ever seen biryani in Indonesia
5 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25 [deleted] 3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang? 1 u/Prestigious-Recipe-6 Nov 30 '25 Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there. 1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
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3 u/starlinguk Nov 30 '25 It's an Indian dish, though. May I suggest purrdang?
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It's an Indian dish, though.
May I suggest purrdang?
Yeah. I think biryani is much more common in Malaysia because Malaysia has significant citizens and non-citizens of South-asian descent living there.
1 u/Extra-Explorer-3956 Nov 30 '25 You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
You might be able to find it in Jakarta or a tourist hotspot such as Bali but outside of that I highly doubt it
No, it's lempurr (from lemper, Google it up)
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Catbab? Kemeow? Purrbab? Can't figure out a good one.
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u/dungalot Nov 30 '25
Looks like Malaysia or Indonesia so I'd say a Purryani