or "martabak telor," and even “mizza" which is more of an open-faced martabak similar to a pizza. They will also be serving specialty coffee as well, including "avocado coffee" (espresso ...

There’s also a crispy variant called tipker and martabak pizza, which requires pre-order. In Indonesia, martabak is commonly found on the streets, where they peddle it from roadside stalls.

In Indonesia every time Henry Lukman and his dad were too lazy to cook they’d head to the streets for martabak. They’d watch the chef take a glob of roti dough and toss it like a pizza until it was ...