Bakmi Jowo Mbah Gito — Restaurant in Yogyakarta

One of the delicious menus that can be tried while visiting Jogja is Bakmi Jowo Mbah Gito. In this place you can feel the pleasure of the noodles made by the family of Mbah Gito. A mixture of yellow noodles and rice noodles with a sprinkling of chicken and fried onions on it is more appetizing. The taste is good and not inferior to others! When I go there the visitors are super at all, waiting for 90 minutes, eating only 10 minutes because of hunger 😆🤣 Not only offering good food, this place is also different and interesting, I was amazed when I arrived at this shop. The place is not a simple shop or a fancy restaurant, but this Mbah Gito Bakmi Jawa stall has a unique and cool interior design. Almost all corners of this two-story building use wood with traditional decoration. And there is no air conditioning, but the sensation of culinary tourism here is an unforgettable moment, so it should be tried if you come to Jogja 😊 Oh yeah, if you visit there, please pay attention to the interior design, on the first floor, there are wood carvings carved by the presidents of Indonesia the first to the current one. ...

A bit hard to rate this place. For taste I think 3/5 because it's a standard taste for "mie jawa" but for the place, the convenience and the vibe I can get it 5/5 When you entering this place you're welcomed by a man wearing the javanese traditional clothes with the javanese songs that played along you stay here. Everything is dominated by wood. The warm lamp, wayang and kendi (water pots made from soil of clay likes terracotta one) as an ornaments of this place. The servants is good in serve but the order comes a bit long, if you really in a hurry better not choose this place to eat. So for the service I give 4/5 but for the time for food to be served is 3/5. Anw, Try wedang uwuh as your drink here. It’s good but here is too sweet, maybe you can give notice that don't add too much sugar if you...

As I arrives in Yogyakarta, a friend recommended me to try this Bakmi Jowo. I am not a fan of Javanese-styled noodle honestly, but I felt that day that I needed to pay a visit. So, I ordered Javanese noodle with broth and some drinks. And as I expected, the taste was quite familiar to those ones I have tried before in Jakarta. Although the taste was okay, the price was quite expensive actually.

Perhaps, one thing that you can appreciate is the place itself. It offers you a unique and traditional feeling since the structure is mostly wood-based. The other thing I really liked was that they accept visa contactless payment. It was very convenient and fast. In conclusion, if you are a domestic or international tourist and are eager to taste a traditional Javanese-styled noodle, this place is a...