Here in Palembang, the variety and quantity of liquids that I imbibe on a weekly basis is quite impressive. Given the average temperature of 90 degrees, you would be drinking a lot too. Here is a quick glance at my favorite Indonesian beverages.
Name: Orpin (orange+pineapple)
Location: Kopitiam Restaurant
Price: 18,000 rupiah
Stars:***
Name: Bandrek (hot ginger and milk awesomeness)
Location: Jalan Veteran-Mitra Night Stand
Price: 10,000 rupiah
Stars:****
Name: Dogan (young coconut water)
Location: Next to my school
Price: 5,000 rupiah
Stars: ***** (it's tasty AND healthy)
Name: Ades (don't worry, it's just water)
Location: any store
Price: 3,000 rupiah
Stars: ** (1 star for being water, another star for the worst possible name)
Name: Sumatran or Balinese coffee (depending on which island I'm on)
Location: my kitchen or hotel room
Price: almost free
Stars: ****(this coffee is so good it doesn't need cream or sugar
Name: Jahe Wangi (ginger tea)
Location: my kitchen
Price: 2,000 rupiah
Stars: *** (it is good but an imposter of the tea from my massage place)
Name: Es Teh Tawar (plain iced tea)
Location: Any restaurant in Indonesia
Price: 3,000 rupiah
Stars: *(I mostly drink it because it's cheap and sugar free)
Name: 100 Plus
Location: Indomaret->my house
Price: 7,500 rupiah
Stars: *****(imported from Singapore and tastes like what Sprite wishes it could be)
Name: Air Minum (drinking water)
Location: my kitchen
Price: free
Stars: ***
Name: Jahe Wangi (ginger tea)
Location: my kitchen
Price: 2,000 rupiah
Stars: *** (it is good but an imposter of the tea from my massage place)
Name: Es Teh Tawar (plain iced tea)
Location: Any restaurant in Indonesia
Price: 3,000 rupiah
Name: 100 Plus
Location: Indomaret->my house
Price: 7,500 rupiah
Stars: *****(imported from Singapore and tastes like what Sprite wishes it could be)
Name: Air Minum (drinking water)
Location: my kitchen
Price: free
Stars: ***





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