I visited Taman Sari Tourist Village and found it really interesting to walk around. The old bathing pools and underground passages give you a glimpse of the history and culture of Yogyakarta. The surrounding village is also fun to explore with small shops and local people selling crafts. It is not a huge site but it is unique and worth a visit if you are already near the palace.

We visited Taman Sari Royal Garden because we were looking for a place that was open that day — it was my second to the last day in Yogyakarta, and unfortunately, the palace itself was closed. I’m glad we ended up here though, because it turned out to be a really unique and memorable experience. It wasn’t too crowded when we went — there were a mix of locals and foreigners, and the atmosphere felt calm and pleasant. The sun was very hot outside, but once you go inside the chambers and passageways of the garden, it becomes surprisingly cool. Each section feels like a hidden corner full of history and charm. What stood out to me most were the many small pathways and exits all around the garden. There seems to be only one main entrance, but several exits lead into nearby residential areas or small alleys that connect to local streets. It really gives you a sense of how this place once functioned as a living, breathing royal space — private, mysterious, and full of life. Even though the structures are old, you can still imagine how stunning it must have been at its peak — with the pools, gardens, and chambers in their full glory. It’s one of those places that lets you step back in time and feel part of Yogyakarta’s royal history. A truly cool and fascinating place to explore — peaceful, historical, and worth the visit.

I have no regrets about visiting this historical site, even with the crazy heat in Jogja that day. It definitely still needs ongoing maintenance and preservation. Taman Sari was the Sultan's / King’s former water castle/bathhouse, I can only imagine how grand and cool this place was back then. Entrance is 25K.

Taman Sari (often called the Water Castle) is one of Yogyakarta's most popular and historically fascinating tourist destinations. Taman Sari Water Castle: Taman Sari, which means "fragrant garden," is a beautiful and unique former royal garden and leisure complex of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta, built in the 18th century. It is known for unique architecture, photo opportunities, and historical atmosphere. The Vibe & Highlights Architectural Beauty:The complex is a striking blend of Javanese, Islamic, and European architectural styles. The most stunning and well-preserved section is the central bathing complex. The Royal Pools (Umbul Binangun): This is the main attraction. It features three dazzling blue pools—one for the Princesses, one for the Queens, and a secluded one for the Sultan. A watchtower sits between the pools, from which the Sultan reportedly chose a consort as they bathed below. The Underground Mosque (Sumur Gumuling): This unique, circular two-story mosque is hidden underground and accessed via an Escher-esque set of stairways. Its design creates unique acoustics that allow the imam's voice to be heard clearly without a microphone. This is a favorite spot for photos. The Kampung Taman Village: The complex is nested within a charming, traditional Javanese residential neighborhood (Kampung Taman). Exploring the narrow alleyways offers a glimpse into local life, including small shops selling traditional arts like batik. Location :Located just a short distance (approx. 2 km) south of the Kraton (Sultan's Palace). Opening Hours :Generally open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. Entrance Fee (Foreigners) Approximately IDR 25,000 (Indonesian Rupiah). Estimated Visit: Time 30 minutes to 1 hour, plus time to explore the surrounding village. Getting There: Easily reached via becak (pedicab), andong (horse cart), or ride-hailing services (e.g., Grab). Best Tips for Your Visit 1. Hire a Guide (with caution): Local guides are available and highly recommended, as they can provide fascinating historical context and mystical stories that bring the ruins to life. However, a common traveler tip is to be aware that some guides may be insistent about taking you to a family batik or craft shop afterward. 2. Explore the Tunnels:Don't just stay in the main pool area. Ask locals or your guide to point you toward the entrance to the underground tunnels and the Gumuling Well. 3. Dress Modestly:As a cultural and former royal site, dressing respectfully (avoiding overly short or revealing clothes) is appreciated. 4. Combine with the Kraton:Taman Sari makes a perfect half-day excursion when combined with a visit to the nearby Kraton (Sultan's Palace).

I visited Taman Sari today and the place itself is truly magnificent, beautiful architecture with a long, fascinating history behind it. Unfortunately, my experience with the local guide was disappointing. He charged me 90k IDR (and I gave him 100k instead ) for a tour that felt incomplete. Instead of exploring all areas, he only took me around the outside, rushed through everything (finished the tour in 30 minutes), and explained so quickly that I couldn’t really understand much. Sadly, it made my first visit here feel less enjoyable than I expected.

A historical place with guides for hire. They don't charge an amount of fee, you get to determine it. Along the tour, I couldn't help but imagine how things were back in those days. We even went to the ruins of the castle hidden among the villagers' houses.

Taman Sari, nestled in a charming neighborhood, offers a fascinating look into Yogyakarta's royal past. This "Water Castle" complex, though undeniably small-scale and showing minimal recent maintenance, possesses a unique appeal. The entrance fee is low, making it an accessible historical site. A delightful aspect is the freedom to climb atop some of the remaining gate structures, providing interesting views. Guides are present, but be prepared: ours, while informative and willing to take photos, was quite insistent on leading us to his shop afterward. We ultimately "escaped" through the gates, which made for a memorable, if slightly comical, end to our visit! Despite its modest size and condition, Taman Sari's unique charm and the freedom to explore make it a worthwhile stop for those seeking a less polished, more adventurous historical experience.

Full of cafes and bars, a popular spot for western tourists. The atmosphere feels like Bali

A combination of great live music and affordable western & Mediterranean dishes. One of my favorite neighborhood in jogja!

In the evening this road will reminds you of Seminyak and Legian 😆😆

Good atmosphere like in Bali. But kinda expensive

Strolling around prawirotaman streets 🍂

Nice place to hang out

Lively atmosphere

An absolutely outstanding Ramayana performance. I was completely mesmerized by their creative fire performance, which was totally unexpected and breathtaking. So many elements of the show were surprisingly beautiful and unforgettable. Sadly, there were not many Indonesians in the audience to witness this cultural masterpiece. I 100% recommend experiencing this in person. I'm proud to be Indonesian and grateful for the chance to witness such incredible artistry live.

Being from India, this was a visual treat to watch Ramayana story Being told in Javanese style. If you are visiting Jogja do not miss it. You can also watch similar show in Prambanan temple bit this is inside the city. For center seats you may want to book early especially in peak season

Great show, but the start was a little slow. There’s an exciting climax to the story, and it’s a little more fast paced after that. You definitely have to read the written explanation of the story that they provide to understand it. They offer welcome drinks for the show which is nice. We didn’t take the buffet. The theatre is outdoors and can get quite hot and smokey due to the pyrotechnics. Not suitable for asthmatics.

Very interesting and cool performance. I enjoyed watching the traditional dance storytelling - I would recommend. Staff were very kind too. There is a cafe/restaurant on the site but our tickets included a small mineral water which is thoughtful.

I’ve been wanting to watch the Ramayana Ballet for ages. But since the Prambanan tickets were already sold out, ended up getting the ones at Purawisata instead. Ticket prices are different for locals and international visitors. Unfortunately, the middle seats were allocated for foreign tourists. If you’re interested, there’s also a buffet package so you can come earlier for dinner. Tbh, we arrived late, but thanks to the guide who sped up the registration process, we didn’t have to exchange tickets and could head straight into the venue. As for the Ramayana story, it’s pretty familiar if you’re Javanese, but still entertaining. It would’ve been more informative if there were bilingual narrations on one side of the stage, so people unfamiliar with the story could follow along. Overall, I’d definitely come back again for another story ✨

absolutely best experience!! If u visiting jogja, u need to come here and watch the theatre of Ramayana Ballet😍 u can buy some ethnic handmade merchandise too 🥰🩷

The dance performances presented have the potential to be developed into interesting attractions, especially for foreign tourists. I think some improvements are still needed to the performance format so that it can be understood more easily. The fire attraction seems to be the one that generates the most applause and appreciation from the audience.

Not too bad, but there’s a lot of fraudster here, but seller here is also friendly, but not all of them LOL. Overall this place is so good, and the view is so… beautiful!

Memories Road our Love 🥰🔥🥰

There’s always a reason to return to Jogja. A city full of memories, amazing food, and an atmosphere that keeps you coming back

We visited this bustling street in the evening and it was pretty crowded. There are many shops selling batik, apparel, food and souvenirs. There were many horse carriages for rent as well as trishaws. We found that there were more food options at the mall. The road is closed to motorised vehicles in the evening and open to pedestrians only. A must visit place in Yogyakarta especially in the evening.

World famous Jalan Malioboro. Good place to shop, dine and relaxing

Center of Yogyakarta tourist activity,lots of places to eat drink and souvenirs shopping,lively in evening,try to get hotel near Malioboro street.

Beautiful street with a lot of local tourists. Good for shopping! But PLEASE BE AWARE OF SCAMMERS if you’re a foreigner. Some guys from the streets telling you it’s your lucky day because TODAY IS THE LAST DAY of the exhibition. It was all tourists inside! They had a piece of canvas with some old-looking art and kept explaining ‘how it’s done.’ Then they offered free coffee and tea, repeating ‘hospitality, hospitality!’ We left straight away, don’t want to know what happens next. Biggest scammers ever.

It was a culture experience too bad the theatre doesn't have a way to have it translated to other languages. The price was very reasonable, unreserved seats in balcony was terrific.

You can’t find any show dates on the internet apart from their instagram account. Really disappointing when you travel half the world and don’t know when to show up for the spectacle. Build up a proper website - we have year 2025.

You can watch it on the shadow side or live side. In live side, you can see the gamelan (javaneese music) group who play the backsong in live music and watch the puppet in different colors. But in shadow, you will see the details of puppet and more intimate to enjoy the show. You get wedang uwuh (traditional drink) there for free and snacks too. When you pay the ticket, you will get a brosur about story that will be shown. Don't worry, this brosur is available in 3 language so it can help you to know the characters and story.

Would be much better with subtitles on a screen so not only Javanese people could understand. Or a brochure with a synposis? Could have been really interesting if I know the Ramayana as well that dont need any explanation but since is not the case sometimes I almost fell asleep. (Other foreigners too btw)

(Translated by Google) The right place to introduce some Javanese culture. Every Wednesday and Thursday night a Wayang Orang is held. Starting at 20.00 with a duration of around 90 minutes, it feels like watching a film with live scenes. Ticket price Rp. 30,000 and VIP Rp. 50,000. (Original) Tempat yang tepat untuk mengenalkan sebagian budaya Jawa. Setiap Rabu dan Kamis malam digelar Wayang Orang. Dimulai jam 20.00 dengan durasi sekitar 90 menit, serasa menonton film dengan adegan live. Harga tiket Rp. 30.000 dan VIP Rp. 50.000.

Nice experience, even though the story was told in Indonesian, which made it quite difficult to follow for an hour and a half. The event takes place only on Saturday nights at 8 PM, but to get good seats, you should arrive by 7 PM. A ticket for foreigners costs 50,000 IDR. The show is held in a beautiful pagoda. The puppet master tells the story, accompanied by musicians playing various traditional instruments.

I’m kind of embarrassed to have to agree with the prior reviewer. Like basically all touristically interesting places in Yogya, as a tourist you basically have to go there and then it’s a lottery whether it’s open, or whether there’s a show, or whatever. Honestly I can’t recommend this experience to foreign visitors.

Amazing tour!! A good way to explore alleyway in Yogyakarta. It's great to be able to travel by bicycle through residential and unique places that rarely become a tourist destination. They provides a very impressive cycling experience.

The Mazetour with save, new mountainbikes and helmets showed us the small passages where local people from Yogyakarta live, away from the crowd. We drank special jamu assem juice and visited an authentic batikshop, without any obligation to buy. Friendly guides responded to all our questions and gave us the inside information, for example about the kraton and a rare tree. Thank you for the wunderful experience guys and good luck! Bertie and Gera

We booked the bike tour from our homestay and it was so much fun!! We came to places that we would never have discovered on our own and the guide told us so enthusiastically! We drank a special coffee at his house and even got a bag of luwak coffee for home. In addition, the bike tour is not expensive, it is highly recommended!

Nice route as expected, you can feel the experience as Jogjanese

Stood outside, this place is permanently closed and now a canteen

(Translated by Google) First time traveling to Jogja on a bicycle, the route choices are extraordinarily exciting, the accommodation is okay, the service is friendly, the best. Will come back again. (Original) Pertama kali jalan2 ke jogja sambil sepedaan, rute2 pilihannya luar biasa seru, penginapan oke, pelayanan ramah, terbaik. Bakalan balik lagi.

(Translated by Google) Very exciting! Invited to pass through roads that had never been passed before using a car. Make a holiday in Jogja anti-mainstream⚡️🥰 (Original) Seru banget! Diajak lewat jalan2 yang sebelumnya gak pernah dilewatin kalau pakai mobil. Bikin liburan di jogja jadi anti mainstream⚡️🥰

An okay loenpia. What is unique is the garlic sauce. But the filling is pretty much same like other premium loenpia. The price is 8k per piece. You can eat at the place so the auntie can give you proper packaging. Glad to have tried this one.

We visited Lumpia Samijaya street food cart at Malioboro street after reading a lot of positive reviews about it. We queued about 40 minutes to get our spring rolls. We ordered the Chicken spring roll and Chicken+quail egg spring roll. Once you place your order, the seller will wrote your name and the spring rolls will be served or packed according to your queue sequence. Nobody can jump the queue. For the taste, it’s really below our expectations. Although it’s fried on the spot and you can eat it while it’s still hot, the taste is rather bland and do not really bring our excitement to eat it. The condiment is just julienne garlic and green chili.

It was tasty, crispy outside and fresh inside. It was only made when you order. There are two menu here; Chicken spring roll (lumpia ayam) Rp.4500 & Special spring roll with chicken & quail egg Rp.5000, However, the minus things was you need to queue for quite long time because there was so many people ordered. I was ordered 1 chicken & 1 special spring roll and queue for almost 30 minutes. But overall, I like the taste of both spring roll.

Highly recommended street food at Malioboro area (They have another branch at Jalan Mataram anyway.. About 10 minutes from the main one at Malioboro). With 5k for chicken lumpia and 6k for special lumpia (enrich with bean sprout, chicken and quail egg) you can enjoy this yummy and crunchy snack. Still, u have to be patient due to the queue especially at the week end. People like to take away order usually in a bulk, so i suggest u to buy 1-2 pieces for eat on the spot, they usually serves u first. Need minimum 30 minutes queue at the weekend... But it not so crowded at the weekdays.

The taste of this lumpia is different with lumpia semarang. So it's have a unique taste than the others. No doubt when it so famous on travelers. The topping is Chopped garlic with condiment of union and Chilli Payment: Cash

One of jogya culinary have to try and this kind of street food, located at malioboro near of malioboro mall. Price was 5000 for chicken type and 6000 for special type ( plus quail egg) this is price per each, for your information every time come to yogya always buy this food and always queue. Like the taste, its different kind with lumpia semarang.

Long wait but…. Great lumpia - the best I’ve tasted on this trip to Java. Very, very popular with locals and lots of take home orders.

As regular customer. I couldnt say anything but yummy. The pempek and batagor are always special in our tongue. Since we're not Sumatranese, so this is trully meet our tongue desire 😁. Good food in affordable price. The location is easy to find. Their place is bigher now, and they also have branches in other part of jogja.

Good snack for the local

pempek is good, siomay not try yet

The taste of siomay is so so

Original recipe nyussss

It is well priced, but I not really into it. Still, a good choice thou.

On budget

Very interesting combination of spicy, mildly sour Indonesian rujak with sweet ice cream. As a foreigner I certainly wasn’t used to this pairing and left the rujak largely untouched. Worth a try though!

At first, I think the taste is quite odd. But somehow after my 3rd bite, i feel that this was a good combination. The taste that I havent tried before. The taste that odd but surprisingly good. The price is cheap. Just 10k you can get a portion of the rujak es krim. Place quite small and dirty tho

I still can’t believe this two can be mixed and compliments each other. Rujak is shredded fruit soaked in spicy brown sugar and tamarind sauce, sometimes they add peanut on it, and ice cream well… it’s obvious, but theirs are less creamy nor sweet. When they mix this two together… you can taste sweet, sour, spicy, savory and refreshing all at the same time in a quite balanced way. And this joint have done that since 1978

Rujak mixed with ice cream! 🍧🍉 You probably won’t find anything like this anywhere else in Indonesia. The combination sounds unusual but tastes surprisingly good, especially if you add a bit of sambal! Definitely worth a try. Located right by the roadside, easy to find.

The rujak tastes fresh, tangy, sweet, and sour all mixed together. The flavor of the palm sugar is quite dominant, but the other ingredients are still noticeable. There are many ingredients used, so I'm not sure of all of them, but I did notice they use pakel mango. As for the ice cream, I really like it; it's the type of old-fashioned ice cream we had back in school, also known as es puter. It tastes like coco pandan with a dominant savory flavor from the coconut milk. The portion is quite large, so I recommend buying one to share.

Serves rujak (traditional fruit salad) with ice cream. Perfect for a hot day, very refreshing. The place is quite narrow.

It surprised me! I was never thought to try this kind of culinary. But when I finally tried, its like Boom! I love the mix of sour, spicy, and sweet and cold sensation from the ice cream. It is perfect. The ice cream such a smooth texture, the sweetness also good not over. This legend culinary literally break my negative perspective. Will be back again for sure!

It is old fashioned noodle shop. Delicious Chinese style halal noodles. Their specialty is wontons chicken noodle. You may ask for fried wontons also. Affordable prices but not much choices. The portion comes in regular and jumbo.

If you're looking for a cozy and satisfying meal, Yammie Pathuk in Kemetiran is a must-visit. With its easy access and strategic location, it’s a great choice for students, workers, or anyone craving a warm bowl of noodles. The place itself is clean and inviting, giving off a homey atmosphere that makes you feel instantly comfortable. It’s the kind of spot where you could eat alone or with friends and still feel at ease. The service is fast, the staff are well-trained and attentive, making the experience smooth from start to finish. Now, let’s talk about the highlight the food. The noodles are flavorful, perfectly cooked, and served with generous toppings. Whether you go for the classic yammie or something with extra meatballs or dumplings, the taste is consistently delicious and comforting. Even better, the prices are student-friendly, making it accessible without sacrificing quality. One small downside is the limited parking space, which can be a challenge during peak hours. But if you’re willing to walk a bit or come by motorbike, it’s absolutely worth it. Yammie Pathuk serves delicious, comforting noodle dishes at affordable prices. The taste, portion, and consistency make it a standout spot for anyone who appreciates good, hearty food.

I wish I could say that this is the best noodle place in Yogyakarta but my samples are simply too few. Many of my friends recommended it tho and boy are they right. You don't need to add additional sauce or sambal, the broth is already top notch. Definitely a must place to visit when you're in Malioboro 👍

Still the best yamiie! Just look at the noodle! Mouth watering! Aha the texture just beyond perfect! Love it! Tender! I can eat the noodles itself even satisfying with the condiments! Guess the price! Students pockets friendly! The place is indeed so humble! Give it a shot!

this is the OG classic yammie go-to place in Jogja. They also sell in Pasar Pathuk, hence the name Yamie Pathuk. Rather than eating there, this place setup in front of their own home, is more comfortable. I would recommend to get their pangsit goreng and baso goreng on top of their yammie.

We went there for dinner. It was packed with people, and we managed to get a shared table with other patrons. The ordering was somehow slow. We got the dish in 10 minutes The food overall was okay, not so impressive to us

Nice noodles with Ayam and soup aside. Not outstanding taste, but solid. Tried one morning the bakso, which was ok, but not outstanding. Sio Mai also only ok, as well as bakso goreng. Empanada-like dumplings (Ayam and carrot filling) were good. Go for the normal Yammie noodles, you have spicy sauce and kecap manis on the table to season to taste. Cashier speaks English, other staff a little more difficult. Serving sometimes takes a while, depending on how much is going on. Paid each time roughly 70 k for us two.

It's a cool place for photos in either 3D or 4D photos. One of the choices of tourist sites is to complement the existing tourist locations in Yogyakarta. Two thumbs up for De Mata 👍👍

At De Mata Trick Eye Museum, visitors can feel a three-dimensional sensation with a variety of amazing poses and backgrounds because it's like real. It is called the largest in the world because in XT Square Yogyakarta there are 120 three-dimensional images, while in foreign countries at most only 70 images. The presence of De Mata Trick Eye Museum in XT Square is something new, unique and spectacular, because this museum's tourist attraction is the first one in Yogyakarta even in Central Java. Unique because it presents a variety of images ranging from natural themes, sports, characters, animals, super heroes, romances, circuses, ornaments, including Tamansari tourism objects and Yogyakarta Palace performances. Occupying the basement area of ​​Jogja XT Square, the placement of these three-dimensional images is conceptualized using a labyrinth model so as not to saturate the visitors of this museum. Most of the work is the creation of Petrus Kusuma himself and some other works by art students ISI Yogyakarta. In De Mata there are also statue ornaments of heroes and famous figures. this place is a tourist spot that is suitable for all ages. In this place too, visitors can interact with properties in each room, style like and express.

We chose on weekdays for visiting the museum. I think it's a good idea because there's no many visitors. So, we can take some pictures more flexible and free. The price was cheaper for "terusan" tickets on weekdays compared on the weekend. It's 100K pr. Person. There is 4 different places: De Mata 1 & 2 De Arca, and D'walik. De Mata concept is 3D, illution, and trick Eye with around 120 paintings. D'Arca concept is Statue of Super Heroes in the movies, the world leaders, Singer etc. But, some statue isn't right. D'Walik concept is upside down. We had great fun and it's worth it to spend our time to get different experience.we were really tired as we took many pictures. Thumbs up for the staffs who's in charge, because they were professional, nice and help to take many great photos for us ❤️

Fun place to go especially if you love taking a photo or do selfie, if not ..forget about this place. Spent around 1-2 hours here, me and my kids did enjoy this place. We bought a bundle ticket which include 3 museum tickets ( De Mata 1 & 2, De Arca) it cost around Rp 100.000 per person. The only downside is some of the 3D wallpapers need to be repaired, we can see that some of them start to peel off.

this place is cool, there are lots of spots to take pictures. you simply spend Rp50.000 per person then you can enjoy the facility.

I Love all 3D and 4 D art of eye trick / camera trick here. Last time i just visit D'mata I. Also available Dmata II for 4D, D'arca for character statue and D'Walik for special room decorate with top down side reverse. Hahah. So funny here

Arca means statue. Inside this museum, we can see statues of famous people from past to present, Indonesian heroes, Indonesia leaders, other country's leaders, Holliwood celebrities, movie's figures and others. They are amazing!!! Different from De Mata and De Walik, De Arca Museum gives us enough space in each studio/statue so we do not need to be afraid of being disturbed by other visitors when taking the pictures. Enjoy De Arca. Enjoy Yogyakarta!

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(Translated by Google) The place is comfortable, air-conditioned, the ablution area is clean, the mosque is also very clean, the carpet is very soft, only the parking area is not spacious enough (Original) Tempat nyaman, ber AC, tempat wudhu bersih, masjid juga sangat bersih, karpetnya sangat empuk, cuma parkirannya aja kurang luas

(Translated by Google) Returning home post-pastas 12 January 2025 Kulon Progo (Original) Pulang paskas 12Januari 2025 Kulon Progo

(Translated by Google) clean comfortable mosque clean fragrant bathroom Follow the morning prayer while guarding the Wirosaban intersection, recommended mosque (Original) masjid nyaman bersih kamar mandi bersih wangi nunut sholat subuh ketika jaga di perempatan wirosaban, recommended masjid

(Translated by Google) Strategic location on the side of the road but somewhat hidden by the Wirosaban Bachelor Milk row. The mosque is cool and fragrant. There are mukenas available near the women's ablution area. (Original) Lokasi strategis di tepi jalan tapi agak tertutup deretan Susu Sarjana Wirosaban. Masjidnya adem dan wangi tersedia mukena di dekat tempat wudhu wanita.

(Translated by Google) Just as he was passing by, Isha' maa syaa Allah, grandfather was making the call to prayer with halting pronunciation. Aren't there any young people who can call to prayer here? Hopefully it will be forgiven because the pronunciation is incorrect. Hopefully it will be of concern to the Muslim community, especially the youth around this mosque. Baroque Allah (Original) Pas lewat,azan Isya' maa syaa Alloh kakek sedang azan dg lafaz terbata-bata. Apakah tidak ada pemuda yg bisa azan di sini. Semoga diampuni karena lafaz nya menjadi tidak tepat.semoga menjadi perhatian masyarakat Muslim terutama pemuda di sekitar masjid ini. Barokallah

(Translated by Google) A comfortable mosque for worship (Original) Masjid yg nyaman utk beribadah

Recommended outdoor and indoor space for events. It has javanese vibes with lots of pendhapa, the garden is spacious and easy to decorate for wedding or other events. Sound spec that comes with this building is also enough for live music, but for a little tip, rent extra genset if you want to add more lighting that requires high wattage

My first time coming to this venue. It was a wedding event. I didn't think before, there was a great place such as this way. It's so beautiful with the luxurious decoration. We were welcomed by magnificent pendhopo, and next to it, we can step into the indoor lawn. I haven't seen the art collection tho. I'l go for it to see the art, sculpture, statue, or etc.

Unique and cozy place for held open air party, especially for a wedding party. On traditional Javanese architecture. Artistic collections. Located on Southern side of Jogjakarta, easy to reach

This is a good place to hold an event like gallery or kind of bazaar. Because they have many rooms to use indoor and outdoor. It was completed by good public facilities, like toilet, musholla and parking area. I came here for event Jogja Coffee, and it was good anyway.

I've been there twice and i like their inner garden. At my second visit, i watched Risky Summerbee & The Honeythief's intimate solo concert "Simulacrum Surround", they collaborated with Studio Batu. Such a good choice for you who search place for a wedding reception (rustic garden party theme) or intimate gigs.

Didn't find a place like this before, especially an ART SPACE! The kind organizers took us around the space to see beautiful arts; paintings, statues, .... and the most important one a performing stages! You can see natural greens and interesting mesmerizing stuffs inside. If you are crazy of arts and nature, this is super recommended place to be!

We were here to attend my colleaugue's wedding. And totally amazed with the garden decoration set up. Two tumbs up for the wedding planner! I've never though there's such a nice place for wedding in Jogja southern part, until that visit.

Jossssss

love it!

Nice fried chicken.

(Translated by Google) Once I suddenly ordered 60 and asked the employees to pick them up straight away and deliver them on time. (Original) Pernah pesan dadakan 60 dan minta di antar karyawannya langsung grecep dan pengantarannya tepat waktu.

(Translated by Google) This restaurant only offers takeout. The space is smaller than other Olive outlets that offer dine-in. I found the waiting area lacking seating. The decor is standard compared to other Olive outlets. Parking is very limited, as some are already occupied by employee motorcycles. Customer parking is limited to a maximum of three motorcycles in a row, with others parked parallel to the roadside. Parking is a bit tricky, but since this restaurant caters exclusively to takeout customers, parking is easy. The chicken is standard Olive chicken, delicious, and always warm. It's so delicious and so busy that customers sometimes have to wait for the chicken to finish frying. The staff are more than responsive and communicative. The cashier is friendly. The ice cream menu is always empty. Perhaps ice cream could be provided more often, as many children also buy Olive fried chicken. A favorite is the drumstick, as it's not only affordable but also crispy and tender. The garlic chili sauce is delicious, making you want more rice. (Original) Resto ini hanya untuk pembelian take away atau dibawa pulang. Tempatnya lebih kecil dibanding gerai olive yang bisa dine in. Ruang tunggu saya rasa masih kurang tempat duduk. Dekorasinya standar dengan gerai olive lainnya. Tempat parkir sangat terbatas karena sebagian sudah penuh dengan motor karyawan. Untuk parkir customer hanya cukup parkir berjejer maksimal 3 motor, selebihnya parkir pararel di bahu jalan. Untukmparkir mobil agak kesulitan namun karena resto ini khusus untuk pelanggan take away jadi tidak perlu terlalu lama parkir. Ayamnya standar olive, enak dan selalu hangat. Saking enak dan ramainya, pelanggan di tempat ini terkadang harus menunggu ayam selesai digoreng terlebih dahulu. Karyawan lebih cekatan dan komunikatif. Karyawan bagian kasir ramah. Untuk menu ice cream kosong terus. Mungkin bisa selalu disediakan ice cream karena banyak anak kecil juga yang ikut membeli olive fried chicken. Menu favorit adalah paha bawah karena selain murah ayamnya juga terasa renyah dan lembut. Sambal bawangnya mantap, bikin nambah nasi berkali-kali.

(Translated by Google) One of the olives that doesn't have parking, there's no need to doubt the taste, all the branches are excellent Only take away (Original) Salah satu olive yang ga ada parkirnya wokoko, kalo rasa ga usah diragukan ya semua cabang jempolan kabeh Only take away

(Translated by Google) Strategic location. Take away only. Matches the taste of the chicken. Standard price. (Original) Lokasi strategis. Khusus take away. Cocok dengan cita rasa ayamnya. Harga standar.

Another new and unusual coffee... but the taste is amazing. They told me coffee with charcoals has their functions, which is to ease the bloated tummy

A great place to hangout especially if you want some traditional atmosphere. Taste of the food is delicious, they have many variations of satay. You can ask to re heat the satay, and they will grill the satay again. It will be great if they re grease the satay with kecap or their own sauce. Rice also very delicious, all of the variant is worth to try. My only complaint is there is not much snack or gorengan, only satay, rice and drink. Price is okay, not on the cheap side, but also not to be considered pricy.

A MUST VISIT in Yogyakarta night adventure. This place is the branch from the original Kopi Joss, back in 1968. The taste still the same from the last time I visited 20 years ago. It's cheap, humble, yet delicious.

Came here in the evening before dinner to try the charcoal coffee and it did not disappoint. I was told that the charcoal helps to reduce the acidity of the coffee and I feel that held true. The coffee was smooth and tasty once it had a chance to cool down. The restaurant had a chill vibe with many locals laughing and enjoying their food and drinks. The seating was mostly on mats on the ground. I recommend giving this place a try

Do you know a famous place in Yogyakarta where university students, cyber communities such as bloggers and chatters, journalists, artists, pedicab drivers, and even hookers get relax and involved in a warm conversation? When you studied in this student city, where did you usually hold a discussion with your friends about your paper's themes of tasks? One of the places you mention must be angkringan Lik Man that is located at the north of Tugu railway station. It is understandable since the place is famous with Yogyakarta communities. No formal rules apply in this place but tolerance where people are willing to shares space, for example, and to aware of each other's feeling. YogYES invites you to enjoy the nuance of angkringan Lik Man as many other people has experienced as well. From Malioboro Street, you can walk northwards until you reach an alley right to the north of Tugu railway station. If you turn left, you will directly find this famous place on your left side. To identify it, just look at two big containers connected with a bamboo, brazier with burning charcoals, and rows of neatly arranged glasses. Angkringan Lik Man is legendary because the seller is the first generation of the angkringan sellers in Yogyakarta most of whom come from Klaten. Lik Man or uncle Man whose original name is Siswo Raharjo is the son of grandpa Pairo, the first angkringan seller in Yogyakarta who has been running this business since 1950s. The stall with angkringan concept that used to be called 'ting ting hik' was inherited to Lik Man in 1969. Since then, other angkringans mushroomed in Yogyakarta. When you arrive in this angkringan that starts to open at six o'clock in the evening, you can order hot or cold drinks. The favorite beverage is Kopi Joss, coffee served with hot charcoal plunged in it. The superiority of such coffee is lower degree of caffeine after being neutralized by the charcoal. Such finding was resulted from a research done by some students of Gadjah Mada University who often hang around there. The main menu is sego kucing that consists of some rice and stirred-fried tempe and tiny sea fish cooked with chili. Other food such as fries and fried jadah (made of sticky rice) are also available. The delicious sego kucing served warm goes well with fried tempe or others like skewered quail's eggs. It does not have to spend much money to taste delicious menu. Most of the foods can be served warm if you want them to be. Just ask Mr. Man to warm them on the charcoal for a while. Some side dishes such as mendoan (tempe fried with flour), filled tofu, sweetened tempe, chicken head, and of course jadah are more delicious when they are grilled before being served. Usually people eat sego kucing on banana leaf as the packaging of it. Otherwise, you can ask for plates to put more than one portion of sego kucing. Two seat arrangements are available for you to enjoy your meals. If you want to seat near the seller in order for you to chat with him or to ease you add some more dishes, you would better sit beside the brazier. However, if you want to be able to have a chat with your friends, it is better for you to sit on the mat spread on the pavement across the street. The spread of the mat reaches as long as 100 meter. So, don't worry of shorting of space!

Kopi Joss been one of the must visit in Yogyakarta. I came her for their 'sego kucing' with tons of cheap side dishes (send my love to sate2an ❤️) and charcoal black coffee for sure! I love the ambience of sitting around at trotoar with bunch of buskers.

The food is gooood! They have many variants of snack and you can sit for hours without noticing. I tried the Kopi Jos, it's good. I recommend to go here if you want to hang out with friends.

Not bad

Good Place and tasty meatballs

Good

Top

Jozzzzz......

(Translated by Google) Spacious and comfortable place. Car parking is available. The taste of the meatballs is quite like meatballs in general but is suitable as a culinary recommendation for marrow meatballs in Jogja. (Original) Tempat luas dan nyaman. Parkir mobil tersedia. Rasa baksonya lumayan seperti bakso pada umumnya tapi cocok dijadikan rekomendasi kuliner bakso sumsum di jogja.

(Translated by Google) A new variant at BMM, namely Mozzarella meatballs. The meat was too soft and the cheese taste was not very pronounced. At a price of 30 thousand, I don't recommend it. (Original) Varian baru di BMM, yaitu bakso Mozarella. Dagingnya terlalu empuk dan rasa kejunya tidak terlalu terasa. Dengan harga 30 ribu, saya kurang merekomendasikan.

If you want an authentic Javanese culinary experience, then this is a must go. Gudeg is so well known as Jogja traditional food, made of young, unripe jackfruit cooked with coconut milk gives you a distinct and unique flavor. Some people associate it to be similar with a very tender beef. You can view the old kitchen they use to make this meal, nothing fancy, no aircon not even waiters 😊 but to see the uncle put gudeg, krecek, chicken/meat, egg and all the ingredients to your plate and hand over to your hand directly, well.... that's something very personal, folks 😍 I don't have to comment on the taste, it's 11 out of 10 for sure! And still... Quite affordable, this place got my 100% recommendation ; you will not only got the delicious meal but cool experience 🤩

Finally back again after 19 years ago for the first time eating here.As far as I remember, the kitchen hasn't changed much, only the access road to here is wider and brighter. There are no long queues like before, also the opening hours are earlier due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there is a rule that prohibits activities not to exceed 9 pm.What I like about the gudeg here is that the gori is not too sweet, wet and the sauce is thin.The opor chicken is tender with a savory sauce and the krecek is soft with large pieces. If you want it spicy, you can ask for cayenne pepper in the krecek sauce and then eat it with the side dishes. Ah, this Pawon gudeg is so delicious, I recommend it!Besides, it reminds me of the nostalgia of the old days when I ate with my ex-girlfriend who is now my wife.. Hehehehe..

Lucky when we arrived only 2 people queue. When we about to pay, lining up to the door. About 15people. Gudeg not too sweet. Ayam is chewy and nice. The kerecek is spicy and salty. For those who like salty version will like this. The ibu2 is super friendly. Just eat first and pay later. It looks like they dont write it down our order.( 5 of us) but apparently they have a book written all of the order.

Still one of the best Jogja yet not sweet taste of gudeg dishes, love it! now open earlier rathar than 10pm on wards!

Went here before opening hours and second later tons of people came and start to filled up the place. the place is not really big, and we eat wherever we want. the taste is good, the price is pretty high and the portion is normal.

[+++] Such a unique experience when you could enter the traditional kitchen of the gudeg and witness it directly [++] I prefer this kind of gudeg where the sweetness is mild and yet also has decent spiciness from the krecek [+] The price is super affordable for a domestic tourist like me

Ok let's be honest, the Gudeg defenitely just an ordinary gudeg and nothing special about the taste, you could find a way better one across Yogyakarta. The thing is..what makes this place so famous is the 'concept' and the hype of net, that's all about it. They sell the food in a humble traditional village style kitchen (which make people think its the most authentic, we know people go crazy for this kind of concept and hype right?) and only open for 3 hours (which make people think it would sold fast, so long queque is happened). The food serve directly from the hot pot, so you will eat it while it still warm. The service is lousy and slow (old man and woman serve food, pay, and talk at the same time). The price is not that affordable for Yogyakarta standard either, higher rate than other bigger proper Gudeg restaurant (especially this one who sell from 'traditional village style kind of kitchen')

Could be better. Can be improved: We had good time there but to be honest, there were not much to see. The signs are in bad conditions, some are torn, not readable, or not informative at all. The paths are not well maintained and it can be dangerous like missing or shaky railings. It could be a good educative place if it's handled properly. The good: admission price is to be adjusted to 10K (rupiah) per person, the sign is there but the gatekeeper let us know we only need to pay old price for now (6K) which is a rare level of honesty. The parking fee for car is 10K which is reasonable. There are charming local fruit stall and they didn't jack up the price. It's good to support local and honest seller. Everyone is friendly there, so hopefully the government will improve the place soon to attract more visitors as the livelihood of these people rely on this destination. When I was there, the place was clean, no rubbish.

A historical place where Prince Diponegoro fought against the Dutch 100 years ago. There are many steps to climb up to the hill.

A heritage in Bantul with its own history. It is a cave with its own structure.. Although the place is not well maintained so didn't really think to visit again..

Selarong Cave is a historical and natural tourist destination in Bantul, Yogyakarta. This cave is famous as Prince Diponegoro's headquarters during the Java War against the Dutch. Its cool atmosphere and surrounding trees make it a pleasant place to visit. In addition to seeing the historic Goa Kakung and Goa Putri caves, visitors can also enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the protected forest. Facilities are adequate and access is easy. Selarong Cave is suitable for both educational and recreational tourism, as you can learn about the history of the struggle while enjoying its natural beauty.

A cheap but historila place in Bantul. Usually uses as the place for work out or senam. On Saturday and Sunday, a lot of people will come here to enjoy their holiday. Some seller open their stall start in the morning. No need to bargain, sometimes you will get a discount supriselly. The parking space was available. Easy to find this place to. No guide here, but the local person sometimes help you to get the information about this place.

A nice secluded place with a historic value. It has a beautiful waterfall as well. It would be nice if the information about history upstairs could be renewed.

A historical site on the Selarong Hills in Guwosari, Pajangan District, Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. It used to be a command base for the epic fight in the so-called Java War led by Prince Diponegoro against the Dutch (1825-1830). On a high cliff there are two cool separate caves as emergency rooms for gents and ladies, which can be reached by walking some from the parking lot up through concrete wide steps. Next to the gents cave there is a cool waterfall which flows in the rainy season, and on a lower height there is a children playground. On my last visit several years ago, the East side next to the ladies cave was damaged due a light landslide. A clean mosque not far from the entrance gate.

It looks fun

(Translated by Google) Initially I was interested in sending my children to school here because the quality used to be good. But it turns out now the quality is very far from expectations. Teachers don't facilitate children who don't want to go to class yet. the class teacher is impatient. a little bit of reporting to parents. can't solve it on his own even though he's only an early age child. the principal is not wise. just a one-sided assessment. I think Alwafa's class can solve small things. But apparently the quality is not like other ABA schools which are already good. sorry. Not recommended. Hopefully it can be evaluated in the future (Original) Awalnya tertarik menyekolahkan anak disini karena dulu mutunya bagus. Tp ternyata sekarang kualitas sangat jauh dr ekspektasi. guru kurang memfasilitasi anak yg belum mau masuk kelas. guru kelas kurang sabar. sedikit2 laporan ke ortu. tidak bisa menyelesaikan sendiri padahal hanya anak usia dini. kepala sekolah kurang bijaksana. hanya menilai sepihak. Sekelas Alwafa saya pikir dapat menyelesaikan hal kecil. tp ternyata kualitas belum seperti sekolah2 ABA lain yg sudah bagus. mohon maaf Tidak rekomended. Semoga dapat dievaluasi untuk kedepannya

(Translated by Google) Initially I was interested in sending my children to school here because of the large outdoor yard, lots of toys, and there is a big mosque nearby so the children got used to going to the mosque, plus the sign said accreditation A on the sign. But it turned out that the actual quality was very far from expectations. The children do not receive optimal supervision from their teachers and in my opinion the quality is not yet standardized like other well-known Muhammadiyah kindergartens. Not recommended if you send your children to school here (Original) Awalnya tertarik menyekolahkan anak di sini krn halaman luar yg luas, mainan yg cukup banyak, dan ada masjid besar di dekatnya shg anak jd terbiasa ke masjid, plus di plang ada tulisan akreditasi A. Tapi ternyata kualitas aslinya sangat jauh dari ekspektasi. Anak2 kurang dapat pengawasan yg optimal dari gurunya dan menurut saya kualitasnya jg blm terstandar sprti tk2 muhammadiyah lain yg terkenal sdh bagus. Not recommended lah pokoknya klo menyekolahkan anak di sini

(Translated by Google) The place is right next to the mosque! There is a children's play area. The yard is sometimes used to park people's motorbikes going to the mosque. (Original) Tempat persis di samping masjidnya! Ada tempat bermain anak. Halamannya kadang dipakai untuk parkir motor orang ke masjid.

(Translated by Google) Fun.. and full of memories (Original) Menyenangkan.. dan penuh kenangan

(Translated by Google) Under renovation.. (Original) Sedang direnovasi..

After some almost scams in Malioboro street we came to Leksa Batik. It was AMAZING. When we arrived we got a tour through the place where they make the batik by hand. Everything got explained really well. We also saw the pottery. We had a Vulcano coffee (they have 6 different types!) which was lovely. And after that we bought an amazing piece of art (without the frame so we can bring it with us)which we are very happy with.

Amazing! One of the men working there (who I believe was the owner, last picture) was very eager to show us around the place and took us through every step of batik. We saw some women actively making the designs and applying the wax, where they dyed the fabric, melt the wax off, hang it to dry and just anything related to. This is the real deal and real artists working with miniature designs that look stunning! They had a shop as well where you can buy art in form of wall decorations, but also one where you can buy a sarong, scarf, cardigan and other. The prices also make it clear that this is the real deal, as it’s way overpriced in the city (and printed). You get to support real artists here, and they are all so sweet! You can also get coffee, tea and water in the back where they have a small cafe. Lastly, they also offer workshops where you can try it yourself! (Contact them for open days as it differs).

You have to come here if you're in Yogyakarta, we did the workshop and it was so interesting and fun. Great to be able to take home and hang up what we made. Everyone here is really friendly and teaches and encourages you while making it fun 😁 if you're not interested in the workshop I would still suggest coming here to view the incredible art in the gallery and take a look at the process 😁

Leksa Ganesha is the coolest spot in Jogja. I learnt about it through a Batik and Culinary Class experience and had the best day of creating Batik, eating Gudeg Nangka and hanging with the cool dudes at the gallery with a sleek cup of coffee made with beans from the Merapi region. It couldn’t get better.

I happened to meet a man who works with the Leksa Ganesha batik people. He suggested the Batik class, sent the link and I was away. They are all so warm and helpful, lovely gallery and very skilled producers. I chose to create my own memories of Indonesia batik piece and painted some of the dye detail. It is better to let the professional artists there add the dye colours, but you can customise the colours you want. They serve excellent volcanic soil coffees and also run a cooking class. I had a wonderful time and will treasure my batik piece. I definitely recommend Leksa Ganesha batik for a great local experience. Thank you

Amazing experience. If you’re in Yogya, this should be at the top of your to do list!, 100% recommend! There’s a gallery at the front where traditional wax painting are sold for very reasonable prices. At the back is the art studio and cafe. We just turned up unannounced at around 2pm and were lucky to go straight into an art class, where we learnt about the history of this cultural art technique. Took about 2/3 hours and the price was a steal for the quality of the experience (can’t remember exact price) We first observed several worker in action, then practiced to get used to the technique and specialised equipment, and finally did our own painting from start to finish. You choose to sketch your own painting or select from their many pre-sketched paintings (We chose the latter as we wanted to focus on the wax pen technique and there designs were beautiful) All the workers and experts were happy, friendly, informative and funny. We even got talking to the manager, who gave us lots of great recommendations and contacts for activities in Indonesia. So glad we did because they turned out to be some of the best tours we went on in south east Asia!

Super lovely place for climbing, batik painting and pottery with the most wonderful hosts 💕

It's a right place to visit if you want to learn a bit about the history of Java. In the beginning, we'll watch a video about how the Java island was created. Then, the guide will bring us to see the collection of bronze statues, puppets, ceramics, and many more. The museum supports AR, but to access this, we need to download an app beforehand. So far, the AR only shows pictures of old buildings, animals, etc. I hope they can develop it to be more advance. Once we have finished seeing the collections, we will be brought to watch a 3D video about dinosaurs. It has nothing to do with the Java island, but it's quite funny. I bet your kids will like it. The last room is diorama room. There are spots to take photos in here. The ticket fee is 35K per person. It includes the guide as well.

One of the best and large museums in Yogyakarta. Located on the south part of the region, It is very easy to spot the place. Just look for a tall white pyramid and you'll see it clearly. It used to be a building used for receptions & event but turned into a private owned museum. The parking lot is super wide with small stalls of food vendors. Ticket price is affordable for such scale of museum with a guide part of the ticket fee, unlimited sightseeing time, short movie & a free mini studio for pictures; more about them below. Once you enter the museum, a guide will welcome you. If you're lucky, you'll get the in house guide, but sometimes they only have high school student interns (those major in tourism) as the guide but with limited knowledge. They can still tell you about the exhibits, though, but won't know information beyond the written text available. At first, they let you sit and watch a short movie about Java's history. Then the guide will take you to the next sections. They have many sections related to the history of Java and the guide will explain to you throughout the way. You are free to stop at every item & read with no limited time, unless the place is crowded, you can have simply unlimited time. Some of the information are available for an Augmented Reality effect. You have to download the app first, it's free. But it would be best to notify the visitors after buying ticket to download the app since inside the museum, the receptions are a bit difficult. After that, the last section is a 3D short cinema though unrelated at all - about a baby dinosaur ventured beyond its lair. The 3D glasses are unfortunately worked poorly and couldn't give you the 3D effect at all. The last exhibition is actually a small photo rooms with various backgrounds (Javanese history related) with some props that you can use and wear. The relatively new museum then handed me a simple questionnaire to fill related to my opinions on the museum. Thumbs up to their effort to keep getting better. Beyond the photo studio is an open area for extra events, so I believe they also rent that section. It would be nice to see the museum keeps getting better. Tips: download the app (History of Java Museum AR) prior entering the museum. Come early to get the whole museum for yourself. Call them prior the visit to avoid large groups since schools and company visits are seldom occur. Some areas prohibit you to take pictures, so be mindful.

A great museum with a fine collection of javanese culture and history. They had a big parking spot and a unique pyramid exterior, very easy to spot from the road. The entrance ticket cost Rp 35.000 (all in including guide). When we step in, first they showed us a short movie about the history of java. The collection room divided into 3 part + 1 extra about keraton (kingdom) in Jogjakarta and Solo. You are allowed try to play the gong. After the collection room, you can take a picture with their diorama. They also provided javanese traditional clothes as a prop for free for you to wear. At the end of the tour, they give us questionnaire form. They also ask us to take a video about our testimony. But sadly, my guide didn't know a thing about the collection. She can't even answer basic question about the history. This really gives this museum a bad impression for me.

Looked abandoned on arrival, but once inside discovered the best curated exhibits so far in Indonesia. Learned a lot!

The guide is really kind. There's a lot of collections, even though half of them are islam stuff, like al quran from the 17th century. The translation is not that understandable tho.

The museum is so small and limited. Hope they'll getting the acknowledgement from tourist so they'll add more historical aspect and more knowledge for us.

This is one of very few interesting museums in Indonesia that combining technology and well-maintained the collection and how to provide information to the visitors. Thank you for the kind and very helpful and informative staff who guided me during the visit last time. Keep up the good works.

The best

I LOVE

Ademm

Excellent

Good

peaceful

Clean and comfort

Matap

(Translated by Google) The eel sauce is...delicious poll...the fried duck too...the eel pecel is also crispy fried meat dipped in chili sauce ...wooaaaa endesssss...those who like pete...we also have it here...fried eggplant also adds to the deliciousness of dinner (Original) Sambel belutnya behhh...enak poll..bebek gorengnya jg...pecel belutnya jg ndaging digoreng crispy dicocol sambal ...wuaaaaa endesssss...yg suka pete...disini jg ada...terong goreng jg menambah nikmatnya makan malam

(Translated by Google) The taste of the fried duck and fried chicken is top notch and then here you get lots of chili sauce and fresh vegetables... The price per person for a meal is around 50 thousand for rice+duck/free-range chicken+drink. (Original) Bebek goreng dan ayam gorengnya juara rasanya trus disini dikasih sambel dan lalapan melimpah.. Harga per orang makan kisaran 50rb utk nasi+bebek/ayam kampung+minum.

(Translated by Google) Quite delicious, the eel sauce is great. If you want to request how spicy it is, you can do it 👌🏻 (Original) Cukup enak, sambel belutnya mantep. Mau request seberapa pedes juga bisa banget 👌🏻

(Translated by Google) Manteeeep beud......the preparation...thank you for making delicious food... (Original) Manteeeeep beud......olahan nya...matur nuwun sampun ndamel makanan yang enaaak...

(Translated by Google) The place is simple, but the food tastes great. You can request the level of spiciness. Service is also friendly. 4 stars first, tomorrow if the place is made good, add 1 more star. (Original) Tempatnya sederhana, tapi untuk rasa masakan mantab. Bisa request tingkat kepedasan. Pelayanan juga ramah. Bintang 4 dulu ya, besok kalau tempatnya dibuat bagus tambah 1 bintang lagi.

(Translated by Google) The welut sambal is addictive. The service is friendly and not stingy with smiles. Success (Original) Sambel welutnya bikin ketagihan. Pelayanannya ramah dan tidak pelit senyum. Sukses

Happy nice place n food...

satay's a bit undercooked.. but the place was nice. tried tongseng otak n it tasted great :) good for family.

We had lunch not at this place but at another new Embah Momo Satay outlet across a gas station. Good clean simple set ups. A portion of satay only consist of 3 skewers. I usually don't like goat satay. But boy! They taste so good! Their Goat Satay (Klatak & Momo) and the Chicken Satay are tender and delicious. We really recommend for others to try their satay. We definitely will stop by and order their satay again if we have an opportunity to visit or pass by imogiri.

The other warung sate may be more popular, but I think this is the best one in the town.

Sate Klatak qulynari..., we will bring to natural java traditional atmosphere, with java traditional music softnestly....

i give 4 star bcs based on my opinion from 1-10 the taste was 7, not bad but i felt there was something not complete from the ingredients, it could be better. however different people has different taste. but the good news are, the place was quite cozy and comfort. has a large parking for cars.

They need 30 minutes to serve the foods nice place fair price

The surrounding scenery is very nice: the restaurant faces a field. The mie goreng was nothing special, though. And they didn't even have it when I ordered it: the waiter took his motorbike and went to buy the instant noodles. I don't understand how a restaurant may not have something so basic. And staff be sitting idle, not bothering to buy, so as to be ready when a customer orders.

Didn't enjoy the pisang goreng as the batter's just too thick and my friend was disappointed that it didn't include chocolate sprinkles and cheese like the picture on the menu. When I told the waiter, he said you should have made the order more specific. The mie goreng and mie kuah sea food are okay but could use more spices I think. I loved the dish I ordered, fried Nila with curry sauce. I left some tips for the waiter and he thought that I left the money by mistake. Oh, I also loved their lemon grass tea!!!

A laid back restaurant with traditional menu selections. Astonishing view of rice padi. Good value of money

great place, although the road is not very wide but it can handle cars. The price is rather expensive for local but still affordable for a lot of people. And the taste is amazing! Everything we ordered are presented in a good way. What we love is nasi goreng sawah, ikan nila bakar ikan goreng.

Great food at affordable prices. Cozy breezy place in the middle of rice fields.

Excellent local food, price, service and especially ambience. You won't regret it as it's next to the padi fields that will heighten your culinary experience. The waiter was very nice and quick to take our orders.

At the first time we didn't expect there will be a nice place to eat in the middle of paddy rice field and at the edge of a small road. But this place, though is not a big restaurant, has a nice scene and we like how quiet the place is, just perfect for us. The food we ate were fresh cooked, worth the price. Just need more lavatory and abit improvement. But overall, this place is good :).

I first heard about this place from my mom, who praised the food and the serene atmosphere. The Javanese-style décor, with old wooden furniture and plenty of photo spots, really adds to the peaceful vibe. So, I decided to reserve it for a family lunch gathering. To my surprise, they limit reservations to just two hours on weekends, with no clear explanation other than it being their SOP. This seemed odd, especially for a family-friendly restaurant, not an all-you-can-eat spot. Given we were a group of 15, two hours felt a bit rushed for a leisurely family meal. However, after speaking with my mom, we went ahead with the reservation. Overall, it's a nice place, and I do recommend visiting. The food, especially the Sego Ingkung and Garang Asem, is excellent. However, there are a few areas for improvement: 1. Instead of limiting reservations to two hours, consider a minimum spend policy, which feels fairer. 2. When explaining the SOP to customers, provide clear, reasonable reasons rather than simply stating 'that’s the SOP.' 3. Staffing could be improved. It took 20 minutes for my additional sambal bawang to arrive, and I had nearly finished my meal by then. In conclusion, it’s a great spot for family or group gatherings, but I hope the management considers upgrading their customer service, reservation policies, and the cleanliness of the restrooms.

The restaurant shows thoughtful attention to décor and ambience, though it’s a bit worn down — which is a pity. Surprisingly cool inside despite the lack of fans. As for the food, it’s decent. Not particularly impressive or memorable, but okay lah.

The place has unique style in combining spacious seating place with traditional, forestry, rocky ambience. I however feels it a bit creepy to my opinion. The food's taste is just okay. Lots of friendly staffs that are very helpful

Sorry to say, nothing good about this place. Small parking lot, cannot small access to the location. Take very long time to get out order done. 1 plate of fried shrimp contains only few. Insufficient number of waiters. The worst part is its smells stinks and too many flies. I will not recommend this place, better to find another place. 🙏

Nice food, nice place, suitable for hanging out with your family. You might gonna need to book because in weekend, it'l get full booked. For the 4 stars, you may see in the photos i posted, not all the waiter, only one actually, whom did something really disturbing and innapropriate for a well known restaurant. Is it normal for waiter to take notes while sitting next to the guest? Based on my experience it is not. Hopefully this restaurant will improve the service quality. Yet they have something for you which is coffe space and you can choose your own taste, and last time i visited this restaurant, its just a normal restaurant without any special besides good view, green scenery and good taste.

Great place,good food,awesome ambience with traditional javanese style. Great staff and fast service,bit pricey but worth it when you reach there you will feel like you are connected with nature full of huge and big trees make the place so calm and cozy with the breeze. The food are so typically street food with a la carte menu. Is good for the weekend getaway. Some of the building was decorated complete with lime stone style,lesehan style and high chair and table style. It was so quite during afternoon for lunch not many people coming there. So nature for sure will come back whenever i visit jogja...

The place itself was great! Really. Traditional Javanese houses surrounded with plants all around and a lot, I mean like a hell lot, spots for taking beautiful picture. But! Like any other dreams, there is always a downside. The Food & Beverage. It's just too expensive for it's taste. You can not fill up your tummy here without at least 50K. Well, they do have an economic package worth 20K or so, so I recommend you to take the package instead. Because the food itself taste way so ordinary to be put at 20K or above price tag. There is nothing out of the ordinary for the beverage as well. Just your day-to-day Es Teh or juices. So, I think this place is a bargain. Nice place to chill and pic-hunting if you're into that kind of thing. But, for food, it's another story.

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!

First time here, lamb sate really famous here, taste quite good, not bad. But the owner can't provide more beverage.

The restaurant looks nice from outside with plenty of seats and parking. Went here to take away food. The satay taste is normal, nothing special or out of the world but surprised with the price, expensive for only 4 sticks of satay (40k) eventhough we didn't opt for the rice. Waiting time for the food was forever. I didn't like how the menu did not have any price and only explained by the waiter. Wouldn't be a repeated visit. Really don't understand the high ratings.

When it comes to find the best sate klathak in Jogja, you need to explore a lot of places. Based on my experience, each restaurant has different approach and also slight different recipes on how to cook this type of sate. And now, after tried many of them, finally I found the best of the best. Sate Klathak Pak Joss offers different taste of sate klathak. It was tender, tasty and also well cooked. I also tried konyos, basically a deep fried fat dish. Yes, it's a lamb fat. For some people, it could be very dangerous. But it is really really nice. You should try this at least once in the lifetime.

like the others javanese food... based on sweet taste order tengkleng, tongseng, satay and kronyos and they're all good

Sate Klathak Joss restaurant in Bantul, Yogyakarta. with quite limited parking. . the main menu is various satay klathak goat and chicken, tongseng chicken and goat, tengkleng. have implemented health protocols. quite affordable price. for those who like satay and tongseng. best location, attractive interior design, clean and comfortable.

I think the uniqueness is this satay is skewered with bicycle spokes, just be careful when you eat that. Overall everything is tasty

I'm new to sate klatak, so I think this will be my benchmark for other sate klatak. Sate klatak is a beef skewer made from goat. The stick made from the the bike spoke (totally reusable and eco-friendly). Sate klatak is accompanied with yellow gravy made from goat stock

Pak dalbe josss!!!!! One of my favorite soto in jogja thats for sure

No debate! For me, this was the best chicken soto stall in Jogja. The soto taste wonderful, even if you did not add any condiments. The broth was really flavorful and the portion size was big. Their satay and chicken part such as wings or head addition also really good. But the best part is their tempe mendoan. It was a perfect side for the soto. However, you probably have to queue for the tempe mendoan, because they often sold off and you need to wait for another batch. Because the stall is quite small and the front side is a non-parling zone, you have to park your vehicles in the Tribun Jogja building, just across the stall. Definitely must visited place to eat soto.

typically jogjanese soto which is sweet, 14k for fair portion

Hidden gem soto ayam kampung because this place "terselip" between buildings in town. The place is between Pizza Hut and GBI Sudirman Yogyakarta. The place is very small and a bit dark. You can eat on sidewalk with the road town view. You can park in Tribun Office, across the Soto Ayam Pak Dalbe. The taste so good with cheap price. Don't forget to add fried tempe wkwk. Good choice to breakfast in here!

Famous street food Soto in town. Its has local taste, another ones you have to try is “Sate” and “Mendoan”. The place has limited space and parking area so sometime you need few time to wait. But it recommend for breakfast

One of delicious chicken soto soup in town, you can find it nearby Swissbel Hotel. The place is like an alley and hard to notice from highway. The parking lot perhaps just enough for motobike but you can consider to park at Hartono. The soto itself is full of flavour, rather sweet, with generous chicken flakes, slurpp it with their fried tempeh and the satay...woaahh...😂

Soto breakfast in Yogyakarta is a to do list that you have to do at least once if you are in this city. and Soto Pak Dalbe is one of the best recommendations for doing that.