Who says Bali is just a place to vacation and enjoy natural scenery? Apparently, there are also tourists visiting Bali with the aim of enjoying a variety of Balinese specialties. Balinese cuisine is quite attractive to many tourists because of the way it is processed and presented. Besides that, Balinese spice is one of the distinctive flavors that are worth trying. Therefore, there are various cuisines that you can taste while in Bali. One of them is Tipat Blayag Raja.

Tipat Blayag Raja 

This traditional cuisine comes from Penglatan Village, Buleleng Regency. Initially, Tipat Blayag Raja was the main dish to entertain guests who visit the village in ancient times. Today, traditional Balinese food is often hunted by tourists, especially for those who are traditional food seekers.

This dish ingredients consist of ketupat or tipat in Balinese, vegetables, grated coconut, soybeans, shredded chicken, fried chicken feet, chili sauce, and chicken skin crackers. This delicious Balinese typical food is easily found in North Bali, especially Buleleng Regency. 

In a ceremony or a big event in Buleleng, Tipat Blayag Raja will always be a mainstay menu. Tipat Blayag has a quite different taste, depending on the additives included in it. Each area has their own special recipes. However usually, the taste of Blatag's Tipat sauce is generally the same because the main ingredients are similar. 

Not only local tourists, but foreign tourists are also fans of this cuisine. No wonder that they are coming for Tipat Blayag Raja for more and more again. Generally, the type of rice used to make ketupat is white rice. But, some areas in Bali make Tipat Blayag from black rice. One of them is in Bangli and Denpasar areas. This kind of rice is considered more nutritious because it contains smaller amounts of sugar, more vitamin E, and antioxidants compared to white rice. 

So, come and taste this Tipat Blayag Raja by yourself when you are in Buleleng. This food can be your extraordinary breakfast menu, especially if your agenda is to visit a row of waterfalls in Buleleng. Surely a portion of Tipat Blayag Raja will be satisfying.