Bandung

Non-alcoholicSoutheast Asia

TypeNon-alcoholic

OriginSoutheast Asia

About Bandung

Rose syrup with evaporated milk, popular in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. The bright pink color is unmistakable. Often served at Malay weddings and Eid celebrations. The name may come from Bandung city in Indonesia. Sometimes called air sirap. Over 50 million glasses consumed annually across the region.

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