Food / Bandung
Colenak Murdi Putra
A pioneer colenak seller whose family business is reported to have begun selling the Bandung snack in 1930. Colenak is grilled fermented cassava (peuyeum) served with grated coconut and palm-sugar sauce.
Why it is special
Colenak is a Bandung-associated food, and this family is documented as one of its early commercial pioneers. It is a strong cultural and food-history discovery.
Local perspective
DetikFood interviewed the family and reported that the business had reached the third generation. The present address should be confirmed because historical sources list a location but not a current direct listing.
What to expect
The classic preparation: grilled peuyeum with sweet coconut and palm-sugar accompaniment. Check current stock and the selling location before making a detour.
Best time to visit
No reliable best time is currently reported.
Themes
- Bandung origin
- Legend
- Historical
- Unique experience
- Local favorite
Location
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Historical sources associate Colenak Murdi with the Ahmad Yani/Cicadas area; an academic gastronomic inventory lists Jl. Jenderal Ahmad Yani No. 733. Confirm the current selling point before travelling.
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