| North Sulawesi is famous with its Culinary Tourism. | | | | lemon. The other unique main menu which also can be |
| There are various traditional food from North Sulawesi | | | | made from many types of fish is namely "Ikan Bakar" |
| which is famous nationally and even internationally. The | | | | (Grilled Fish). This meal is made by using sea-fish, such |
| most famous traditional food from North Sulawesi is | | | | as: Tuna, Groper and Kuwe Fishes and even plain |
| Tinutuan or Bubur Manado. This kind of traditional food | | | | water fish, such as: Carp Fish and Mujair Fish. Prior to |
| is made from rice, corn, sweet potato, pumpkin, | | | | the grill with spicy chilly, shallot and ginger sauce, the |
| cassava, spinach, kangkung, lemon grass, spring onion, | | | | fish is marinated with lemon juice and salt. This type of |
| lemon basil, water and salt. Usually, Tinutuan is provided | | | | meal is sold in Seafood Restaurant area in Kalasey |
| with fried-smoked tuna (cakalang), ebi cake (nike), tofu, | | | | Manado, North Sulawesi. |
| soya bean cake and salsa. Tinutuan is easily found in | | | | The most popular vegetable in North Sulawesi is |
| Wakeke, Manado (North Sulawesi). | | | | Papaya Flower with Pakis Fern Menu and Pangi Leaf |
| The type of food that becomes distinctive usually | | | | Menu. Papaya flower with pakis fern is suitable to |
| consists of fish in its ingredients. Many types of meals | | | | consume along with spicy grilled fish. Pangi Leaf Menu |
| made from fish can be easily found in restaurants in | | | | is a typical Minahasanese Traditional Food. It consists |
| the downtown or along the seashore areas in Manado | | | | of Pangi leaves, pork and spices, and is cooked using |
| City, Bitung City and other cities and regencies. The | | | | bamboo as container. This type of food is sold in The |
| already popular one is "Woku Belanga". This type of | | | | Minahasanese Restaurants spread all over the |
| meal is enriched with spices such as: lemon basil, | | | | regencies and cities in North Sulawesi. |
| turmeric leaf, lemon grass, tomato, chilly paper, and | | | | |