The video features a person trying the newest "Jiwa" noodles from Kobe, which are marketed as healthy noodles containing vegetables and unprocessed oil. The person compares two variants: "Nissan Soto" flavor and instant fried flavor. They cook the noodles and add toppings, including a spicy shrimp balado made with chilies, onions, and garlic. The person finds the noodles delicious and appreciates that they are a healthy option without MSG. They conclude that the noodles are a great choice for those looking for a healthy and tasty meal.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is in Indonesia.
2. The speaker found a new noodle product called Jiwa from Kobe at Indomaret.
3. The noodle product is considered healthy and contains vegetables and oil that is not processed or fried.
4. The speaker wants to try the product and see if it is delicious and healthy.
5. The product comes in two variants: fresh soto flavor and instant fried flavor.
6. The speaker decides to try the fried flavor first.
7. The product does not contain MSG or micin.
8. The speaker cooks the noodles and adds a topping made from shrimp, chilies, and onions.
9. The speaker uses a shrimp broth to make the topping.
10. The speaker boils the noodles for four minutes.
11. The speaker adds a seasoning packet to the noodles.
12. The speaker eats the noodles and finds them to be delicious and savory.
13. The speaker notes that the product is healthy and does not make them feel guilty about eating noodles.
Note: I excluded any subjective opinions or personal preferences from the facts, and only included statements that can be verified as true or false.