Criticism Of Food Blogger In Indonesia, Chef Juna: All Paid

Chef Juna (Photo: Instagram @ junarorimpandeyofficial)

JAKARTA - Chef Juna once raised his voice regarding the large number of foodbloggers on social media. The video, which was uploaded on the musediaid YouTube account 2 years ago, has gone viral again after a feud between Fooblogger Farida Nurhan and Codebluu recently. In the video for more than an hour, the owner of the real name Junior Juna Rorimpandey said that the presence of the foodblogger had indirectly been tainted. In fact, he also said that this had also damaged their profession as cooks. "Our world, chefs orfnb (food and beverages) has been slightly tarnished by the many people who pretend to be foodies. Food bloggers who are sotoy and so on, are destroying our lives, destroying our professions, stable," said Chef Juna, quoted by VOI from the musediaid YouTube account, Friday, September 29. The food blogger referred to by Chef Juna is a fodd blogger whose background is not clear. This raises questions for Chef Juna regarding the presence of people who do not have a background related to food but can also assess the results of other people's dishes. "The concrete is, food bloggers, especially those whose background is not clear, who the f*** are you analyze our food when you don't know s*** and so on?" continued Chef Juna. In fact, according to the 48-year-old man, a food blogger in the United States in ancient times was deliberately hired to write in newspapers, magazines but which are specialists in the field of food. But now because of social media, everyone can become food bloggers and talk carelessly. "Zaman used to be in America, food bloggers are really hire newspapers, well-known magazines, that's true in the hire by people who understand, who are experts. But nowadays, because with social media, they can gong to the streets, they rate our food, which they don't know we have half a m* **** and a lot of sacrifices," he said.

For Chef Juna, the current food blogger is food bloggers who are deliberately paid to write good reviews. In the end, according to him, this is not advancing the FnB industry in Indonesia. "You don't really want to do that passion and look for names from there or advance the world of fnb in this country, no. This is all paid, (it means) good writing," he said. Juna expressed her view after talking about the film Chef (2014) starring John Favreau, Scarlett Johansson to Robertbor Jr.