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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Culinary diplomacy===<br />
[[File:HK CWB 銅鑼灣 Causeway Bay 糖街 Sugar Street July 2018 SSG Indonesia restaurant name sign.jpg|thumb|right|Indonesian restaurant in Hong Kong]]<br />
Indonesian cuisine traditionally enjoyed popularity in neighbouring countries; e.g. Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Australia, as well as nations that shares historical ties with Indonesia; such as the Netherlands, Suriname, East Timor and South Africa. It is also increasingly popular in Japan and Korea.<br />
[[File:Indorica indonesian food singapore.jpg|thumb|indorica, popular Indonesian Street Food Stall in Singapore Foodcourt scene]]<br />
Learning from the success of other countries [[culinary diplomacy]], especially those of Thailand, Korea and Japan, in 2021, the Indonesian government has launched the "Indonesia Spice Up The World" program, which is a form of coordinated gastrodiplomacy efforts. The programme was launched to promote Indonesian cuisine abroad, to assist Indonesian culinary industry; by helping the local spice products and processed food to find their ways into the global market, and also to assist Indonesian restaurants abroad.</div>FuzzyBot