Bilasa or commonly quick saying "Blasa" (Pronounce as Bi-la-sa) is an adjective to describe satisfying feeling. An example is sour mango that is really - really sour or spicy chilly that is really hot. We use to say it "Ke Blasa Nyam Eh" loosely translated as then it's very satisfying. Meaning that it is really sour or hot as it should be.
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