Indonesian Dish

Gorengan

Also known as: indonesian fritters, deep fried snacks, gorengan jakarta

What is Gorengan?

A collective term for Indonesian deep-fried snacks sold at street stalls. Popular varieties include fried tofu (tahu goreng), fried sweet potato (ubi goreng), fried cassava (singkong goreng), and fried banana, all typically dipped in egg batter before frying.

Typical Ingredients

wheat flour
rice flour
egg
tofu
sweet potato
cassava
banana
cooking oil

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Soy
Sometimes Present
Eggs
Often Present
Gluten
Often Present

Batter contains wheat flour (gluten) and often egg. Tahu goreng contains soy. Shared frying oil across all items — high cross-contact risk.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Choose singkong goreng (cassava) or ubi goreng (sweet potato) which may have simpler batters

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Does the batter contain wheat flour and eggs?
Is everything fried in the same oil?

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Important Disclaimer

Allergen information is based on typical recipes and may vary by restaurant, region, or preparation method. Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.