Langsa City (Aceh)
Langsa City, Aceh (Indonesia)
Langsa is home to a variety of delicious traditional dishes. Some of the most well-known include Mie Wak (Acehnese Noodles), Sop Sekengkel, Ayam Tangkap, and Gulai Ikan Sembilang. In addition, there are other must-try specialties like Rujak Aceh, Kuah Blang (also known as Kuah Beulangong), and many more.
Here are some of Langsa’s signature dishes worth trying:
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Mie Wak (Acehnese Noodles):
A specialty noodle dish from Aceh, served either fried or with a richly spiced broth. -
Sop Sekengkel (Beef Shank Soup):
A hearty soup made from beef shank, slow-cooked in a rich blend of spices. -
Ayam Tangkap (Fried Chicken with Herbs):
Deep-fried chicken cooked with curry leaves and aromatic spices, offering a crispy and fragrant taste. -
Gulai Ikan Sembilang (Catfish Curry):
A yellow coconut curry made with ikan sembilang (a type of catfish) and traditional Acehnese spices. -
Kuah Blang (Kuah Beulangong):
A red curry typically cooked in large cauldrons, often served at communal gatherings or special events. -
Rujak Aceh (Acehnese Fruit Salad):
A spicy and refreshing fruit salad, perfect as an appetizer or dessert. -
Sayur Pliek U:
A traditional vegetable dish made with pliek u (fermented grated coconut), giving it a distinct earthy flavor. -
Asam Keueng (Sour & Spicy Soup):
A tangy and spicy Acehnese soup made with fish and tamarind, known for its bold and appetizing taste. -
Sate Matang (Acehnese Satay):
Grilled beef or goat satay served with a rich peanut sauce and signature Acehnese spices. -
Bakpia Langsa:
A soft, fragrant pastry with a delicious filling — a popular souvenir from Langsa.
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