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10 Photos of WayV Visiting Ruben Onsu's House, Trying Local Food and Grinding Sambal in a Giant Mortar

10 Photos of WayV Visiting Ruben Onsu's House, Trying Local Food and Grinding Sambal in a Giant Mortar

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10 Photos of WayV Visiting Ruben Onsu's House, Trying Local Food and Grinding Sambal in a Giant Mortar

WayV, who came to Indonesia, not only held a fan meeting. They also visited Ruben Onsu's house and were treated so kindly by the celebrity family.

The five handsome idols were served various snacks and local dishes. They even had the opportunity to make sambal together with Sarwendah. Let's take a look at the photos!

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Visiting Ruben Onsu's house, WayV had no trouble communicating because Sarwendah can speak both Mandarin and English.

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Arriving in a group of five, Kun, Ten, Yangyang, Hendery, and Xiaojun were treated to various Indonesian snacks.

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The WayV members tried all the snacks offered, from chocolate coins, chocolate umbrellas, chocolate glasses, to brem.

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WayV even dared to try the spicy snacks specially prepared by Sarwendah.

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As predicted, Yangyang and Xiaojun couldn't handle the spiciness, but Ten enjoyed it because people from Thailand are used to spicy cuisine.

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In addition to snacks, Sarwendah and Ruben Onsu also served a variety of traditional Indonesian dishes that WayV members had never tasted before.

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Sarwendah served meatball soup, gado-gado, nasi uduk, and lontong sayur, which were all enthusiastically enjoyed by WayV.

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Not to be outdone, Sarwendah also showed off her ability to grind sambal in a giant mortar. Kun who was curious also tried to grind it.

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It turns out that WayV members really like to eat jengkol crackers while dipping them in sambal that was made collaboratively by Sarwendah and Kun.

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Finally, WayV had to say goodbye to Ruben Onsu's house. They didn't go back empty-handed, they brought Indonesian traditional snacks and toys such as bamboo flutes.