Definitions
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- noun A type of small family-owned business — often a casual, usually outdoor restaurant (or convenience store) — in
Indonesia .
Etymologies
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Examples
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While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.
NYT > Home Page By GISELA WILLIAMS 2010
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While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.
NYT > Home Page By GISELA WILLIAMS 2010
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While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.
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While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.
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While guidebooks and hotel concierges may warn you that eating at a warung is a little like playing Russian roulette with your stomach, they are probably being overly cautious.
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There's a small "warung" at the harbour where we can order a lunch box and choose our drinks.
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They even have small shops in which we called them as "warung" back in my country.
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Too labor-intensive and time-consuming to prepare at home, the dish is most often purchased from a street-side vendor or eaten at a warung.
Ayam Goreng 2009
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"In Yogya, if we want really good food we go to a warung," she says.
Ayam Goreng 2009
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At this simple warung it's mostly about the bird, which possesses a straightforward flavor mostly unfettered by spices.
Ayam Goreng 2009
bilby commented on the word warung
Indonesian: a small eating house or roadside food stall, usually very informal.
November 29, 2011