Visite nocturne de la nourriture de Yogyakarta
Description
Cette tournée gastronomique avec Good Indonesian Food ne présentera pas seulement une variété de plats traditionnels distinctifs de Yogyakarta, allant du nasi campur au bakmie, ainsi que des boissons exclusives qui vous réchaufferont tout en profitant de l'atmosphère nocturne de Yogyakarta. Révèle également de nombreux faits intéressants et amusants sur les monuments de la ville, les transports en commun, et même des jeux traditionnels contenant des valeurs mystiques. du lundi au dimanche 18h à 21h
Options de l'excursion
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
- Portez des vêtements confortables et relaxants
- Veuillez nous informer pour toute restriction alimentaire
Avis(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>
