Indonesia · FOOD & DRINK IN YOGYAKARTA
Good food & drink in Yogyakarta fill up in the dry season and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Small-group Yogyakarta night food tour with becak rides, classic street snacks, jamu, and fun games. 8 people max, about 3 hours, $17.
“I thought the tour was fantastic. The food places taken too were unique and delicious. Anisa was great. She looked after us well, explained things thoroughly and took us to places I would not have otherwise gone. Highly recommend.”
Small-group Yogyakarta night food tour with an English guide, becak rides, Javanese snacks and jamu, plus games at Alun-Alun Kidul.
“Great food tour. Kalika was a great tour guide. She is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and was very conscious of hygiene issues. The range of food that we tasted was great and we were certainly full by the end of the evening. Great value and highly recommended.”
3.5-hour Yogyakarta night food and city walk with a small group, becak rides, Malioboro street bites, and games at Alun Alun Kidul.
“We had such a great time on the city and food tour! Tara was an amazing guide, super friendly and full of interesting facts and fun stories. Thanks to him, we got to try dishes we probably would’ve never tasted on our own. Highly recommend this food tour!”
Night food walk in Yogyakarta with a local guide, Malioboro snacks, charcoal coffee, market fruit, and Alun-Alun rides, ends back at Tugu.
“A lot of fun. Great food tasting experiences. Good information about local history. Loved our guides choices.”
Walk Yogyakarta with an English guide: Kraton Sultan Palace, Taman Sari Water Castle, and a gudeg tasting. 4-hour tour, $32.
“Got a good tour of the water castle and sultans palace. Fedora was a great guide and spoke good English. She could answer all of our questions about the palaces and Indonesian culture. The food was also well explained and she made sure to take us to a place that was good for Western tummies.”
Small-group night walk in Malioboro, Yogyakarta with an English guide, street snacks, optional haunted house, and a market stop for batik.
“De tour was anders dan we hadden verwacht. We hebben alleen maar een beetje rondgelopen met een gids die slecht Engels sprak. Hij heeft niks verteld over de stad. Het enige leuke was de bijzondere koffie die we op het begin kregen. Omdat hij doorkreeg dat we trek hadden, heeft hij een klein beetje rijst gehaald. Het was dus helemaal geen foodtour.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
