Taken with Nikon D90, dated Jan 2011
Yogyakarta is a 'cultural city' with extraordinary assortment of delicious and inexpensive traditional food. You have the choice of delicacies from the street vendors or restaurants. Street-side vendors are common, in addition to hawkers peddling their goods on bicycles or carts. These carts are known as 'pedagang kaki lima'.
Taken with Nikon D90, dated Jan 2011
Yogyakarta dishes are renowned for their sweetness. Its traditional dish is Gudeg Yogya and can be purchased just about anywhere and at anytime of the day. Anyway, there is variety of Yogyanese foods available all along Malioboro street, like Soto, Nasi langgi, Es rujak, Bakso, Es dawet and other nibbles. Besides that, every night after the shops close, Lesehan vendors construct their tent-style warungs along the street, where kaki lima cooked food are served on floor mats instead of tables and chairs. The Beringharjo market is also a great place to look for food.
Taken with Nikon D90, dated Jan 2011
For those people who are interested on bizarre or weird food, it can be found in Yogjakarta too.
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