Yogyakarta Night Food Tour
Description
This food walking tour with Good Indonesian FOod will not only present a variety of distinctive traditional Yogyakarta dishes, ranging from nasi campur to bakmie, and also signature drinks that will warm you up while enjoying the nighttime atmosphere of Yogyakarta. Reveals also, many interesting fun facts about the monuments in the city, traveling with public transportations, and even traditional games that hold mystical values in them. Monday to Sunday 6pm to 9pm
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Wear comfortable and relax clothing
- Please inform us for any food restriction
Reviews(3)
The tour guide did not show up. I tried to contact them through WhatsApp, which is usual for tour operators in Indonesia, but the number wasn’t recognised. I messaged twice through the TripAdvisor app but got no response. Interestingly, I experienced credit card fraud shortly after booking this tour. Maybe choose a different tour operator.
<p>We were taken around on a night food tour of Jogja by Ratna who was very informative and patient. It was a lot of fun and this was one of the best cultural experiences we had on our trip in terms of plugging into local culture and nightlife. Would recommend as a fun and interesting way to orient yourself around the city, try some new dishes, and learn about the history and people of this cool city at the same time.</p>
<p>I highly recommend this tour. Our guide Ratna whatsapped me a few days earlier to confirm the meeting point. She brought us all around town to sample the best of the local food which you won't read in a traveller's blog, but only from a local who has lived there and frequents these same food stalls. I managed to try the kopi joss charchoal coffee from the streetside night stall where it originated from, queued to eat Harga Lumpia from a small street cart, and sat by the roadside near the Kraton drinking Ronde Biasu ginger tea whilst watching the locals in their brightly lit go-karts. My best night out with a very sweet and knowledgeable guide. Thanks Ratna!</p>
