YOGYAKARTA
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The 5 most popular food in Yogyakarta. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Yogyakarta night food walk with a small group of eight: becak rides, street snacks and Jamu, plus games at Alun-Alun Kidul.
“Fun experience that introduces you to Yogyakarta food. The guide and other travelers were way better than the food itself in my opinion.”
A guided night walk in Yogyakarta for Malioboro street food, charcoal coffee, market fruit tastings, and becak palace rides.
“Sari was my wonderful guide for this tour. It was just me and her so we were able to be flexible and adjust the time and how long we spent at each place. She helpfully answered all my questions about Indonesian food and culture. We tried cRead more”
A 2-hour morning street food tour in Yogyakarta with a small English-speaking guide, local snacks, Kranggan Market, and warm soto.
“This tour was one of the most culturally immersive experiences I had in Yogyakarta. The food was wonderful and so interesting. Anisa did such a great job catering to individual dietary restrictions. She was knowledgeable, warm, and fun to chat with. This tour and all of the amazing food and kind vendors was a favorite…”
A 3-hour Yogyakarta night tour with Javanese street food, charcoal coffee, ginger drinks, and light-up pedal cars near Malioboro.
“Angelina was an excellent guide. Very knowledgeable. Food was delicious as well. It was our first evening in Joja and it was a great introduction.”
Yogyakarta night street food hunting on Jalan Malioboro: 4–5 tastings with transport, max 10 people, plus a cycle rickshaw voucher.
“Una actividad diferente, que merece y mucho la pena. Nuestra guía Angelina fue muy amable y demostró grandes conocimientos de la gastronomía y la cultura de Java y Yogyakarta”
