Bali Express food truck introduces Balinese and Indonesian flavors to Northern Nevada
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The Bali Express food truck is bringing authentic Balinese and Indonesian cuisine to Northern Nevada, aiming to introduce the community to traditional recipes made with homemade spices and fresh ingredients. The food truck recently participated in Food Truck Friday at ARC Reno, serving popular dishes such as rendang, satay, lumpia, gado gado, nasi goreng, mie goreng, lemongrass chicken and pork, fresh homemade sambal, and various boba teas and handcrafted drinks. The owners shared that their menu is inspired by family recipes passed down through generations. They also discussed their journey from launching Northern Nevada's first Balinese and Indonesian food trailer to opening a new sit-down restaurant in Carson City.
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