Visiting Bekasi, Jokowi Is Confused With The Typical Food Of West Java Seblak

President Joko Widodo during a dialogue with customers (Mekaar) in Bekasi, West Java, February 16 (ANTARA)

BEKASI - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) admitted that he was confused by the name of a typical cooking in West Java Province, seblak, which became one of the mainstay products of customers of the Prosperous Family Economic Development Program (Mekaar) fostered by Madani National Capital (PNM) in Bekasi City. Jokowi's confusion occurred during a question and answer session with one of the Mekaar PNM customers who sold a seblak culinary menu called Yulianti, on the sidelines of delivering his remarks at the Patriot Stadium Sports Center, Bekasi City, Friday, February 16. "What is that?," Jokowi asked Yulianti, who was greeted by a boisterous participant as reported by ANTARA, February 16. "West Java's typical food. Vegetable vegetables, meatballs, sausages, crackers are used as one, mixed, disenged," Yulianti replied, who sold the amount for Rp. 8,000 per serving. Yulianti said from PNM Mekaar's capital loan of Rp. 5 million, she could generate a turnover of around Rp. 200 thousand from selling seblak and cold drinks at her residence.

"Rp 5 million oh Rp 5 million. Oh, the profit is still easy. I count, it's still profitable," said Jokowi while thinking about the calculations of the profits that Yulianti got. After exchanging chats, Yulianti was also entitled to a gift of a red and white mountain bike with President Jokowi's writing on the frame.