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Covered market with vendors selling meat & vegetables, alongside homewares & street food stalls.
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Reviews — 8
Traditional wet market adjusted to current living. The plaza in the center of the market is a goid place to wind down, and tasting food freshly prepared in the market.
Put the breakfast group joined . Not impress to owl birds,, Coz Its used a birds market.
Lovely market, the ladies with tte sweets are especially nice, not to say sweet. Produce and various foods available.
Traditional's food market. You can find many traditional Javanese cake, beverages and condiments here.
I love love love this market!
You can have breakfast in one corner, with all the dish that you possibly can think of!
In the other side, there is a dawet (local drink), there's a lady that sells sweetened meat and innards (very delicious!), There's a seller of carabikang (local snack) with all natural and organic flavours cooked with charcoal stove that gives it a very special taste.
The market is still traditional, but it's quite clean, even the public toilet was decent.
You can have breakfast in one corner, with all the dish that you possibly can think of!
In the other side, there is a dawet (local drink), there's a lady that sells sweetened meat and innards (very delicious!), There's a seller of carabikang (local snack) with all natural and organic flavours cooked with charcoal stove that gives it a very special taste.
The market is still traditional, but it's quite clean, even the public toilet was decent.
Found this hidden gem when roaming the old are with bike, in Yogyakarta.
The market is renovated into a more open space, has an amphitheater facing the ruin of Taman Sari.
A soft welcoming in Javanese way from a Gudeg seller, made me stop and ordered a plate of Bubur Gudeg (porridge and the gudeg condiments), accompany me enjoying the tranquil morning in this area.
A must have place to visit.
The market is renovated into a more open space, has an amphitheater facing the ruin of Taman Sari.
A soft welcoming in Javanese way from a Gudeg seller, made me stop and ordered a plate of Bubur Gudeg (porridge and the gudeg condiments), accompany me enjoying the tranquil morning in this area.
A must have place to visit.
Ngasem tradisional market nowadays is clean and neat. It's small market but located in the middle of tourist attraction. It's near to Taman Sari Water castles. In the morning, this place is suitable to find breakfast. There are a lot of traditional snack and also rice with variations of side dish.
