Excellent service which provided a stress free experience. Communication over Whatsapp was very fast and easy, and my driver Hanif was super nice and professional

Well too expensive for foreigners

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(Translated by Google) We chose the tour with the Borobudur - Prambanan and Mount Mirapi option at around €100 per person. The cost is really disproportionate for the tour and the place but you have to understand that it is mainly given by the price of the temple to go up to the top. So in the end it's pretty fair. Our driver was very friendly and courteous and they provided us with great guides in all three places. The best experience is in Prambanan as far as I'm concerned. Monte mirapi can be easily avoided! The extremely negative note is that in such a tour lunch should be included and lasts all day. Or at least some local snacks! (Original) Abbiamo scelto il tour con opzione Borobudur - Prambanan e monte mirapi a circa 100€ a persona. Il costo è davvero sproporzionato per il tour e il posto ma bisogna capire che prevalentemente è dato dal prezzo del tempio per salire in cima. Quindi alla fine è abbastanza giusto. Il nostro driver è stato molto gentile e cortese e ci hanno fornito delle ottime guide in tutti e tre i posti. La migliore è l esperienza a prambanan per quanto mi riguarda. Monte mirapi si può evitare tranquillamente! La nota estremamente negativa è che in un tour del genere dovrebbe esserci incluso il pranzo durando tutto il giorno. O per lo meno qualche snack locale!

Very nice experience at both the Borobudur and Prambanan temples ! Our guide, Andi, and the driver, Atih, were wonderful. Andi was incredibly friendly, and also knowledgeable about the history of the temples. He spoke very good English. We wanted to stop in an additional temple not foreseen in the programme because we asked for it and it was no problem at all for them. Also it was very easy to book the tour, even just one day in advance. All in all, a 5 out of 5 !!

(Translated by Google) Even though we booked very late, everything went smoothly and the tour was fantastic. Both our driver and the guide in Borobudur were incredibly friendly, open, and welcoming. Definitely recommended! (Original) Obwohl wir sehr spät gebucht haben, lief alles reibungslos und die Tour war fantastisch. Sowohl unser Fahrer als auch der Guide in Borobodur waren unglaublich freundlich, offen und herzlich. Definitiv empfehlenswert!

(Translated by Google) Super good tour with Faiq as a guide. Top company, absolutely recommended! (Original) Super goede tour met Faiq als gids. Top bedrijf, absolute aanrader!

We watched this music and dance performance after visiting Prambanan Temple. We arrived early but unfortunately, there is no waiting for show attendees. The restaurant there was for people who had booked a meal. The performance was interesting but interrupted by rain, upon which we had to re-assemble in the indoor hall. It was quite chaotic as the staff did not use a loudspeaker to give instructions. Nonetheless, it was a rich cultural experience watching the show.

It was fun. At the beginning, the choreography was great. Then it turned into a circus with kids playing spirits. The acrobatics and breakdance were fun, but I didn't expect them at the ballet. The music equipment and the background image on the tv are mediocre. Seats are good. The story is dubbed in English but it's better to read it beforehand with ChatGPT. Overall, for the price it's a good show.

I was so pleased to be able to see their performance again. It's worth it and mesmerizing. Not my first time to come and see Ramayana Ballet Prambanan, but it is the first time to watch it Indoor. The entrance (Trimurti) is located next to Rama Shinta Garden Resto. They're performing indoor during rainy season and outdoor the first half of the year. Ticket to be purchased online, through third party or their official website.

Booked for the outdoor extra show session at 17:30 WIB for the Rama & Sinta story. Overall, it was a good performance, but I have some notes based on my experience: - I chose the south second-class seat, and as you can see from my picture, I couldn’t capture the Prambanan Temple as the performance background like in the advertisement. I was fine with it as the performance was excellent, but it could be nice if there was more information regarding the layout. I feel like people choose and pay for the outdoor area to have the experience of watching the performance with the Prambanan Temple as the background of the show. So, tips for everyone that will watch the 17:30 show: choose the VIP section if you can, but if the VIP section is sold out, I’d recommend you choose the north side section. - I entered the outdoor amphitheater area around 17:28-ish and was kind of afraid I would miss the beginning of the show. Apparently, the show started at around 18:00 or 6 PM-ish. And again, I think the organiser could at least put this information for the public. - As someone who is kind of familiar with the story, I could at least follow the general timeline of the performance. But in my opinion, I think it would be great if the organiser could provide some sort of summary about the story and a snapshot of the characters that will appear in the performance on the official website or social media (PDF file), or provide a printed handout for those who are interested. I still give 5 stars since I really enjoyed the performance and am very happy that we have a platform to showcase and preserve our tradition, but there is definitely some room for improvement for the organiser to make the audience’s experience even better. ❤️

A Captivating Cultural Experience through the Ramayana Ballet Watching the Ramayana dance performance was a wonderful opportunity to experience how an ancient epic can be transformed into living art and culture. The show beautifully elevates the story into a modern artistic expression while honoring its traditional roots. I highly recommend getting VIP seats to fully appreciate the entire stage — the view is spectacular. With a 9th-century temple as the backdrop, the performance unfolds like a romantic dream, blending history and art in a truly magical way. The combination of powerful action scenes and elegant traditional dance creates a dynamic and unforgettable performance. The Indonesian-style happy ending adds a joyful twist, making the experience both entertaining and heartwarming. I would definitely love to see it again. Having a basic understanding of the Ramayana story beforehand will help you enjoy the performance even more. Arigato from Japan~🇯🇵

I came here to watch the Shinta Obong Show, which only takes place every Friday, with the stunning view of the three main Prambanan temples right behind the stage. The whole experience already felt special and sacred from the entrance. After getting my wristband ticket, I was welcomed with a drink that had a refreshing ginger and lemongrass taste. The show started a bit late, so we had to wait longer than expected, but with the sunset view as the backdrop, I didn’t really mind. Before the performance, the staff guided us through a short ritual where I received a frangipani flower, a wooden bracelet, and a sprinkle of holy water (if I’m not mistaken). After the show, dinner was served buffet style. The food was delicious—the highlight for me was definitely the sate klatak and the soup (I forgot the name, xixi).

It's a great experience. The dancers are very good, and the story is engaging. There are even some fireworks. The only downside was the non-VIP seating, which is just concrete. I suggest bringing something to sit on.

You can always read the story of tebing breksi at Google or other literature, but you must see this place physically! It's amazing and worth visit. This place offers instagrammable spot for enthusiast. This place is not so crowded during weekdays.

A wonderful Hindu temple complex partially in ruins, but what exists is stupendous in size, architecture and carvings reciting the story of Ramayana in great and truly understandable sequence. Worth the effort. Better to visit in the evening and don't miss the Ramayan ballet at night. 5 star.

tebing breksi now is awesome! with only 15K per person you can enjoy a great cliff with magnificent scenery of jogja from the height, with better facilities you can enjoy this tourist attraction completely

...this cliff is a tourist attraction in Sleman Regency. It is located south of Prambanan Temple and adjacent to Ijo Temple and the Boko Palace Complex. The Breksi Cliff tourist attraction is located in Sambirejo Village, Prambanan District, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. Breksi Cliff Tourism Park is a natural tourist attraction in Yogyakarta. As its name suggests, this tourist attraction is a hill of Breksi rocks. The beautiful patterns of the Breksi rock cliffs are a major draw for tourists...

“Tebing Breksi is a stunning tourist spot in Jogja with unique rock formations, beautiful carvings, and amazing panoramic views of the city and Mount Merapi. The place is well maintained, clean, and perfect for photos, especially during sunset. A must-visit destination for nature lovers and travelers in Yogyakarta

Amazing how you can walk around the stone cliff. You can take the tour also using jeep, and its fun. Respect to the village that taking care of this tourism object

This is really just a tourist destination. I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for a more natural environment. The pictures make it look a bit more natural, but it’s really just about taking photos of different locations and eating snack snacks at the food stalls.

great information, not great upkeep (hard when the entrance free is only 5k). worth a stop if in the area. solid displays/exhibits about volcanic/geological fundamentals, detailed history of Merapi and Indonesian volcanoes in general. whole thing takes about 20 minutes. plenty of parking and good quality roads to get there. bathrooms have no toilet paper.

Back in 2012, I often visited this place with my friend. At that time, it was always empty of visitors. I could take pictures freely without any disturbances. The only problem I encountered back then was that the roof leaked when it rained, but it seems to have been fixed now. A few days ago, I visited this place again, unfortunately, it's now crowded with visitors. Hopefully, those who visit the museum are mindful of cleanliness, avoid littering, and do not damage the exhibits.

High recommended for museum tour. All about of Geology and Volcano education. The Merapi cinema was amazing, creative, great and cool... Recommended for kids, stundents, parents etc. The price is very cheap, only 5000 rupiah but worth it!

This is educative for children's. I like it very much. This impressive museum is located in a striking angular structure that resembles a volcano. Exhibits dedicated to Merapi include a scale model, which demonstrates eruptions from the 18th century until today and how they altered the mountain's shape. There are vintage seismometers on display, along with a motorbike excavated from molten ash. There's an earthquake simulator, a cinema screening the story of the 2010 eruption (10,000Rp) and profiles covering volcanoes of Indonesia and the world.

The shape of the building is iconic. The museum is very educative. I spent more than an hour here just to explore the museum and read every caption. The installations are very interesting and some of them are interactive. They have some relicts from 2010's eruption of Mt. Merapi. This place is very recommended to you who visit Jogja, especially for students.

Entrance fee is 10,000rp for foreigners. Not a expensive museum and quite interesting but it’s really a shame that it’s not well maintained. On the ground floor some panel with lights are not working anymore. On the second floor you can see that there are a lot of leaking in the rooftop and humidity already started damaging the walls.

Merapi Volcano Museum is a great exposition of the importance and the impact of Mt. Merapi to Yogyakarta! It has all the interactive modules and rooms that will provide you the right and essential information to understand how Yogyakarta, and Indonesia, responds and treats disasters. From videos, to sculptures, and eveb mythologies, the museum offers it all. Perhaps my most favorite part is the central model in the lobby of the mountain itself. The rock samples were also fascinating. To make the experience more impactful, get a tour guide and if you are lucky, get a geologist friend who speaks the language. Unfortunately, parts of the museum show disrepair. Mold has creeped into the fiberboard ceiling and some part have decated already. They also need to update their toilets. Although they have a souvenir shop, it is better if it can have its own store so it is more noticeable. I really hope they have future plans to renovate and modernise the facility! We don't want another eruption for them to revive their drive for risk education and communication!

Small little park offers light sculptures to see and take photos of. Its cheap but the park is really old and you can tell. A lot of sculptures are damaged or are not working.

Nice place to hangout with family at night. There is various latern with unique color and shape, my son realy like. But some lantern has broken in view part,you need to be careful since the electricity still running There is a food court with affordable price. It also has various menu, like fried rice, mie jawa, sosis, bakso. You could find another facilities like bombomcar, trampolin , kid train, feeding rabbit, sepeda gowes. You need to pay the ticket first (start from 20rb/person). The entrance ticket to Taman Pelangi is 15rb/person in weekdays. 20rb/person in Friday-Sunday. Car ticket park 3rb, motorcycle ticket 2rb Only a few toilet is opened and its not realy clean. Large parking area,you don't need to worry.

I got confused with their name, sometimes I call it Taman Lampion because so many lampions here. 😂 This place oftenly busy with local tourists, and to go inside doesn't cost much, but if you and your family want to try each of the attractions here, you need to spend more money here. They have many options like a trampolin, boom boom car, etc. The food options here also many but the taste quite average.

Pretty cheap destination with such a large area full with varies of themes and lights.. Fun and attractive to see many lampions, to take photos and see the beautiful setting of the areas.. Recommended to visit at night at the city

This place is in the Monumen Jogja Kembali (Monjali) area. Not too far from Jogja Kota you can visit here using gojek/grab. A lot of visitor came here so you maybe queuing to take photo with the lampions. The retribution is 15.000rupiah/person.

Good place to hangout in the night. Cheap entrance ticket only IDR. 15K - IDR. 20K. Suitable for family leasure in the night in Yogyakarta.

The Best Place if you want to go to Jogja. Located in West North Jl. Monjali Sleman. More lights in another shape collection and Many food Court you can enjoyed in there.

Stopped with friends for early lunch. Place was quite because it was still early and raining. Vegetarian dishes with a large variety and so many incredible flavours fused into mouth watering dishes. Food was vibrant, flavorful, full of colours and portions are good and priced well encouraging you to try different mixes and options. Staff were pleasant, service was quick. Beautiful gardens and water features to explore and there is a gift shop selling foods and clothing. Not being vegetarian I was pleasantly surprised by what can be done with the right ingredients and some creative flair.

Unique Flavor Profiles: Lets try theirs's menu showcases a variety of mushrooms prepared in innovative ways, blending traditional Indonesian flavors with modern twists. Signature Dishes: mmmm... love theirs mushroom satay, crispy mushroom tempura, and creamy mushroom soup — each bursting with rich, umami goodness. Fresh Ingredients: full of shines through, making every bite flavorful and satisfying. Cozy Ambiance: A warm, inviting atmosphere complements the food perfectly, making it ideal for casual dining or a special outing.

A must-visit in Jogja! Loved their creative mushroom dishes — fresh, tasty, and full of unique flavors. The place is spacious and has a fun local vibe. Stayed a while after eating to check some Cuanday trading signals. Great spot to enjoy good food and sneak in a little market watch.

Everything here is about mushrooms and all in the menu is made from mushrooms, even sate. It was all delicious. Our tourist guide Mr Yoga brought us here after visiting the Borobudur Temple and we enjoyed the food and nice atmosphere.

A Must-Visit Culinary Spot in Yogyakarta! 😍🍄 If you’re planning a trip to Yogyakarta and looking for a unique culinary experience, Jejamuran is a place you shouldn’t miss. Eating at Jejamuran was undeniably one of the highlights of the Yogyakarta trip. The creativity in turning mushrooms into such diverse and flavorful dishes is impressive, even for non-vegetarians. It’s perfect for those who are looking to try something different yet authentically Indonesian. 🍄‍🟫Here are some recommended dishes you absolutely must try: 🍛 Tongseng Jamur 🥦 Tumis Brokoli Jamur 🫔 Botok Jamur : Wrapped in banana leaves and steamed, the botok jamur is fragrant, soft, and bursting with earthy umami flavors. It’s subtly spiced, with grated coconut enhancing the natural sweetness of the mushrooms. 🍢 Sate Jamur : One of Jejamuran’s most popular items. The mushroom satay is grilled to perfection, slightly crispy on the edges, and doused in a rich, nutty peanut sauce. Overall 10/10

Vegan friendly resto in Yogyakarta, as most of the menu are made from mushrooms a.k.a. “Jamur.” Worth a visit, because they taste and menu are varied. Must try: Karedok Jamur, Sate Jamur, Pepes Jamur

Jejamuran Resto – A Must-Visit Mushroom Paradise in Yogyakarta! If you're looking for a unique culinary experience in Yogyakarta, Jejamuran is the perfect spot. Specializing in mushroom-based dishes, this family-friendly restaurant offers a wide variety of creative, flavorful, and healthy menu options—from mushroom satay to crispy mushroom nuggets and even mushroom rendang! The setting is spacious, clean, and beautifully designed with a natural, green atmosphere. It also features a mushroom cultivation tour area and photo spots, making it more than just a place to eat. Prices are affordable, service is fast and friendly, and the food is consistently fresh. Whether you're a vegetarian or simply curious about mushroom cuisine, Jejamuran is worth the stop. Highly recommended!

I would recommend this place to anyone looking for an amazing scenery while enjoying quality food. With a view on the Prambanan temple and the Merapi volcano in the distance, you really can’t go wrong with this place. Good to book in advance to get a good spot looking out over the city.

Abhayagiri Restaurant is one of my favorites. The food and drinks are all delicious, and the area is huge and perfect for Instagram photos. We can dine indoors with air conditioning or on the terrace, where we love to sit and take in the view. If you have kids, the kids also enjoy horseback riding and interacting with the pigeons and guinea fowl. Dont worry,, the car park is massive.

I had a wonderful experience with **Mr. Erwin and Ms. Cha Cha, the photographer, during the complimentary photo-taking session at Abhayagiri Sumberwatu Heritage Resort. Their professionalism, friendliness, and attention to detail were truly impressive. The entire experience was smooth and enjoyable, and the photos turned out beautifully. I was very satisfied with their top-notch service and highly recommend them to anyone visiting the resort.

Food is like just ok for their Indonesia fare…. service wise - staff not very attentive as there’s hardly anyone stationed at the outdoor dining area…. Ordered all our food at once and dessert was served before our main course… not asked not told about it… when asked if this can be served later, we were told it’s already made… process could have been better … Saving grace is the view.

Great food, excellent view, unfortunately it was raining heavily when we were there, jadi ga bisa explore the venue. We'll be back for sure.

The place has stunning views of Yogyakarta! But I’d recommend to come in the morning for breakfast/brunch or at the evening for tea time or dinner, otherwise the weather would be too hot. The food is taking a long time to come. The staff is helpful, but only to some selected groups. It’s incredibly pricey, but perhaps the views compensate the price.

Had a wonderful birthday celebration here! Staff were very friendly and helped to arrange for the birthday cake with customised happy birthday wordings! Food was presented beautifully! We had the best table with nice night view with lightings across the city. Restaurant ambience is nice! Overall very good!

Nice taste of satay. The satay is too sweet for me. But i think for other people's they will love it. The fried one is nice. The chicken skin satay also good. They chewy and pack of flavors.

The satay taste that was heard from the others is delicious but when I came here I thought it was overrated and too pricey. When I came, the order flow was normal. The time from when I ordered till the food is put on the table takes enough time Parking space in the restaurant area is not too spacious but enough for 3-4 cars, the other were parked in front of the restaurant

Tasty, spicy and definitely a must try. They serve only chicken satays. There's a system to follow the moment you reached the restaurant but it was seemless. Waiting time was ok (perhaps the crowd has left ) . Orders the satay merah however the other options of satay was already sold out. Overall it's worth the visit and the servers were very bubbly and enthusiastic to serve too. Recommended definitely.

Best greeter and host,great coordination & communication from the staffs.they also provide you with information regarding food preparation time. For the satay, i could say sate ratu is the halal version of manadonese satay with slightly modification. For sup kanak,you could feel the richness in the broth. Definitely will come back to try another foods on their menu

Arrived late on a Saturday afternoon to a long but fast-moving queue. Register your name with the staff on the right lane; the left lane is for when your table is almost ready. The menu is simple. Chicken satay comes in two styles: sate merah (spicy) and sate kanak (less spicy), though our 11-year-old still found it quite hot. We had to order an extra chicken soup for him, as there weren’t many kid-friendly options. The chicken skin satay uses the same spicy seasoning as sate merah. While it tastes more like a spicy chicken kebab, I still prefer the classic Indonesian satay with rich peanut sauce. Satay Ratu, as they say, was originally made for foreign palates.

Nice, typically javanese food sweet and spicy.. the most popular menu is sate merah.. the chiken meat is really tender and cook well, the taste is sweet but spicy (for local people maybe is not spicy as well) you can taste the sweet from palm sugar (gula aren) and combine with another spices like lemon grass and other but not to strong, the portion is quite small just 5 pcs of satay but enought for one person, the sate lilit basah (wet) the taste is not to strong enought like balineses spices, chiken meat combine with tofu and egg and is like omelete taste like sate lilit. 💫 the place is quiet crowded, it's not match if you bring a group of people, idealy for 2-3 person and thats place just for eat like resto ✨ The service is really nice, easy for order by wrbsite and so many staff can help you The price relative is not to expensive if we compare with services and food, really worth for try, especially for food lover ❤️ and you only pay with 💸 cash only, prepare your currency..

I love the red satay. It's spicy, but not too spicy. The HOU drink is especially good. The staff are also friendly; I asked them anything and they answered it clearly.

Have to put an effort to go here, because it is bit far from Jogja city center. However you will fond a rice field scenery to enjoy with your meals. The foods are delicious like a Indonesian homemade foods. I love the tea, such an original java tea, can taste the bitterness there. The fried banana is the iconic item here. Not trying the Kopi Klotok since Im not a coffee person, somehow it looks nice.

Budget friendly meal with good service. Clean place with great service. The only downside is that you have to find your own table and when crowded it becomes a headache. They have one of the best banana fritter I have ever tasted. Oh I'm also amazed how clean the toilet is!

You have to come very early in the morning. We came before 7am but there were already many people there and the line was already long. I tried all the menu , because I want to try all the traditional dishes. Fried banana so deliciouse and the "Kopi Tubruk" was smell and taste good.

The vibes are so good to have dinner with family and friends. When we arrived, we confused how to order, but the staff was so kind to direct us to self served area. So, we took a small portion of rice, fried eggs, fried tempeh, sayur lodeh with lots of soup, chili paste/sambal and krupuk/ cracker. Then we order iced tea and coffee and the best ‘banana fritters’. We ate with a view of rice paddy and the Merapi. It’s a deliciously experience

Went there at lunchtime on a weekday. It was very crowded, but luckily we got a super comfy spot, even though it was a little far from the kitchen. It was right under the grapevine 🌿🍇. We were lucky the weather was gloomy, so it didn’t feel hot. Even my daughter fell asleep 😂😂 The pisang goreng was to die for!!! Seriously sooo delicious 😭😭😭 Other food was yummy too, but the fried banana is my fave. Definitely coming back for their PISANG GORENG 🫶🏻🫶🏻

One of the best places we went to eat at in Jogja. It was a good experience eating local cuisine. There was a long queue but it moved quickly. The food was not something we usually eat but it tasted great anyways. Actually went there to try the pisang goreng - wasn't disappointed. In Singapore, we usually chope a place to eat before q-ing. There, we queued first and chose a place to sit later on. Plenty of seating! There's even a place to sit on mats outside. Nice ambience, place was clean too! ❤️

Warung Kopi Klotok offers a variety of simple, home-style dishes such as sayur lodeh, sayur asem, crispy eggs, fried chicken, along with local snacks like fried banana and jadah. The system is buffet-style, where you take your own rice and side dishes. Prices are very affordable, and payments can be made either in cash or via QRIS. The place is clean and has a charming village atmosphere, surrounded by rice fields. Seating options include regular tables as well as traditional floor seating on mats. However, the prayer room (mushola) is quite small, so it can get crowded when the place is busy. Service is friendly and efficient, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. Overall, Warung Kopi Klotok is a great spot to enjoy authentic local food in a warm, countryside setting.

First visit here, heard a lot of great things actually. One being of the legend Resto here in Jogja. It sure does not disappoint 👌🏻 Entering the restaurant was a delight trip, down to various corridors, it exudes the olden rustic vintage days, love it. Servers too were all courteous and helpful towards all our needs. Most excellent. The food and drink were all awesome in each of their presentation and taste. Made me regret to not come here years n years ago 😅 A job well doe to the owner & management for pertaining such heritage for us customers to experience n enjoy✨ Highly recommended in my book fer sure💪🏻

This was highly recommended and it was walking distance from the Marriott where we were staying. The food and service was impeccable. Although I must say with the heat and humidity of Yogja they might consider outside fans for comfort. We had a sampling of dishes and each was very well done and delicious. Unfortunately the atmosphere was underwhelming. We were the only customer. There was a singer and pianist. While some might say great as you had the entire restaurant to yourself...for us it was a bit sad to be surrounded by empty tables. Don't know what was going on. Hopefully business picks up for them as it was good food and service.

Beautiful garden restaurant in the middle hustle area. The food quality is AMAZING, orange duck is my love. Service is also so friendly and warm

This restaurant was a wonderful anniversary discovery! The food is delicious, the service is friendly, and the prices are great for the quality. The atmosphere is lovely, and I would definitely recommend they offer wine for their foreign guests. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant!

Immerse yourself in a multi-sensory dining experience at Gajah Wong Yogyakarta, a pioneering establishment offering a vibrant fusion of Indonesian and international cuisine. Situated alongside the city's lifeblood, the Gajah Wong River, the restaurant itself is an architectural adventure. Explore different levels, each decorated with traditional flair, culminating in a hidden gem - a secret garden overlooking the flowing water. The culinary journey doesn't disappoint. Flavors burst forth with each expertly plated dish, a marriage of creativity and authenticity. Whether you seek classic Indonesian fare or a taste of the world, your palate will be delighted. But the magic truly lies in the service. Warm smiles and genuine hospitality accompany attentive staff, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience. Don't be surprised if time melts away as you savor each course, the atmosphere inviting you to linger and unwind. In summary, Gajah Wong Yogyakarta is more than just a restaurant; it's a destination. Indulge in exquisite flavors, immerse yourself in the unique ambiance, and let the friendly service guide you on an unforgettable culinary adventure. We had a Valentine dinner and although a few dishes were sold out, we really enjoyed this experience. We would like to thank the kind waitress and chef of making an unique start of  our evening

Every time I visit my parents, it's always a treat to come here. The food was amazing as per usual, with a nicely mixed menu. Sadly and understandably, the vibe was not the same as it once was prior to covid, since the live music was definitely one of the draws. It did seem somewhat quiet for a Saturday night, but more guests were arriving as we were leaving at 7:30PM. The wife defintely enjoyed her experience, whilst my youngest daughter was captivated by the outdoor ambience and the many geckos and bats in the night sky. Definitely one to visit every time I return back to Jogja

A friend referred to this place, claiming it’s known as a fine dining place in Yogyakarta. It’s decorated after Javanese traditional, but the menu is undoubtedly international. I chose an Indian dish Rogan Josh, and boy, it is unmistakably Indian! It brought me back to taste and smell in New Delhi—what I like and what not. I tested a piece of the grilled duck; it was also tasty. I want to extend my appreciation for how they provide cold-free beer glasses. It’s a nifty way to distinguish between dedicated restaurants and those not.