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When compared to gado-gado (mixed blanched vegetables with peanut sauce), Rujak juhi may be a less popular dish among Jakartans. Therefore, The Dharmawangsa Jakarta aims to increase its popularity by including rujak juhi as one of the hotel's select appetizers during Ramadhan.
(The Jakarta Post / Ni Nyoman Wira)