All Indonesian Products – Everything for the Indonesian Kitchen
Looking for everything for Indonesian cuisine? Here you will find our full range: from fragrant boemboes and sambal to snacks, rice, soy sauces, spice mixes and more.
Whether you are making a complete rice table or are just looking for a specific seasoning, you will find it all clearly presented here.
Browse our bestsellers and new products, all with that authentic Indonesian taste. Tjin's Toko – your trusted address for Indonesian cooking.


Article code 4.M.2
€6,10
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Flowerbrand trassi bakar in a block of belachan Indonesian cooking paste is the ultimate flavor enhancer in Asian cuisine. A small amount is enough to deliciously season your Asian dish.
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€1,35
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Ovalett is a cake stabilizer to make spongecake.
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Article code 5.V.1
€3,50
in stock
Chef's Choice Fried Garlic is made from finely selected garlic. It can be used as a topping for all Thai or Asian dishes.
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€1,90
in stock
Delicious herbal mix for Soto Ajam
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Article code 4.N.3
€2,00
out of stock
Flowerbrand sambal badjak is a fried mild sambal that can be added to many dishes,
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€1,55
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The one and only ABC Ketjap Manis is a sweet soy sauce from Indonesia. This thick, syrupy soy sauce has a sweet flavor and is primarily used in Indonesian and Surinamese cuisine for dishes such as sambals, noodles, nasi goreng, and meat dishes.
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Article code 8.T.1
€4,80
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€2,60€2,30
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Cumin has many names, such as Jeera, Cumin, and Djinten. It's indispensable in Arabic, Indian, and other cuisines.
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Article code 5.M.1
€4,05
in stock
Emping Blado is a traditional nut crisps with a spicy layer of sugar.
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€1,90
in stock
Sayur lodeh is a vegetable soup prepared from vegetables in coconut milk popular in Indonesia, but most often associated with Javanese cuisine.
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Article code 3.M.4
€3,70
in stock
Flower brand trassi petis udang (udang means shrimp) Indonesian cooking sauce is a very tasty Indonesian shrimp paste that goes with any of your favorite dishes.
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Article code 4.R.4
€7,05
in stock
Ketjap Medja Kaki Tiga gives a beautiful color and rich flavor to dishes. It is a delicious sweet ketjap produced from naturally brewed soy sauce and sweetened with sugar syrup
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€8,30
out of stock
The Sambal Manis is a sweet and slightly spicy. Often it is used as in the peanut sauce or as a dipping sauce for prawn crackers.
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€0,75
in stock
Instant Noodles Chicken Special.
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Article code 8.V.3
€1,95
in stock
Fresh herb mix for lempers, an Indonesian rice roll with a chicken-coconut filling.
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€1,10
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Opor is Indonesian white curry, originated in Java island. There are variations of opor, the common one being chicken and egg opor. Tofu opor is also popular for vegetarian.
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Article code 7.V.3
€1,95
in stock
Fresh herb mix for Indonesian soto soup! With this herb mix, you can make soto soup for at least 3-4 people.
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Article code 4.M.3
€3,80
in stock
Sambal (means mixture) Oelek (= ulek means pestle) is the high quality chilli peppers base of all Flowerbrand sambals.
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€0,75
out of stock
The Mi Goreng is the most famous taste of the Indonesian brand Indomie. This is the spicy variant. Within a few minutes you have a strongly spiced Indonesian bami ready!
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€1,00
out of stock
Dried kaffir lime leaves. Add a few leaves to rice or curry. Gives a delicious citrus scent and taste!
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Article code 4.M.3
€3,75
in stock
Daily Wok oil is an Asian flavored vegetable oil. Due to the high combustion point, this wok oil is extremely suitable for stir-frying.
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€2,90
out of stock
X.O's Palm sugar paste (Gula Jawa) is a known ingredient in the Thai and Indonesian cuisine. It is used for sweet and savoury dishes.
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€2,55
in stock
Seroendeng Sedap from Kokki Djawa is a typical side dish for oriental dishes.
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