Top Indonesia Street Food Tours

Indonesian food is one of the world’s most underrated cuisines, with a wealth of spices and hundreds of different regional styles. Discover it on this Jakarta street food tour led by a local guide. Book the small-group option from a central meeting point, or upgrade for a private tour with round-trip transfers from your downtown hotel by taxi or rideshare. Ride Jakarta’s MRT subway between eateries.

Learn more about Balinese culture through its cuisine on a fun half-day food tour of Denpasar. Skip the burgers and sample authentic Balinese dishes served by street vendors and small, local eateries. You’ll sample more than 15 different foods, so come hungry. You’ll get personalized attention and the chance to ask questions as tour group sizes are kept deliberately small.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heart Denpasar Market Tour, a journey through the island’s rich flavors, and traditions - Sample seasonal tropical fruits, some you may have never seen before! – Enjoy local favorites like nasi goreng, nasi campur, dadar gulung, and more, freshly prepared by market vendors. – Try traditional homemade Balinese desserts, a delightful way to end your tasting experience. – Learn about Balinese food traditions,, and daily life from our knowledgeable local guide. - Conclude the tour with a relaxing picnic by the river, a beloved local hangout spot where people gather to unwind and share stories. Each traveler receives a unique souvenir to take home, a little piece of Bali to remember your adventure. This tour is perfect for food lovers, culture seekers, and anyone looking to explore Bali beyond the tourist hotspots.

See a different side of Yogyakarta, Indonesia’s cultural capital, on this fun night tour jam-packed with street food delights. Join your guide and no more than seven other travelers in the city center, then board a “becak” rickshaw to tour the sights. Savor the light, sweet flavors of Javanese cuisine; soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this university city; try traditional games; and enjoy fairground rides at Alun-Alun Kidul.

There’s no better way to discover a culture than through its food. See a different side of Indonesia’s cultural capital on this morning food tour, which leaves plenty of time free for sightseeing later in the day. Munch on favorites such as sticky rice cakes, chicken noodle soup, and Javanese snacks, visit street food signature eateries and a bustling market, and learn what locals eat at this time of day.

Discover foods you just won’t find on hotel menus and get an insight into Bali’s rarely visited capital on this Denpasar food tour. Besides favorites like “babi guling” (sucking pig) and “bakso” meatballs, try treats like “laklak” Balinese muffins and “timus” sweet cassava cake at a traditional market and a night market. Tour includes door-to-door round-trip transportation from your hotel or port.

This 4-hour tour will start from the meeting point at your chosen slot of 9:00 a.m. or 2:30 p.m. Meet and greet your professional English-speaking guide and start exploring the back lanes of Penang off the beaten track, where you’ll make four or five stops to taste delightful snacks, drinks, and desserts. Along the way, listen to your foodie guide describe the street food phenomenon in Penang.

Spending evening and night time in Yogyakarta is a best time. We put walking, try traditional local food, and local fresh fruit on 3 in 1 tour. See a different side of Yogyakarta, this tour will give you an experience about Yogyakarta culture, history and life style on this fun night tour jam-packed with street food delights, then board a “becak” rickshaw to tour the sights. Savor the light, sweet flavors of Javanese cuisine soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this city: try traditional games and enjoy fairground rides at Alun-Alun Kidul. Starting at evening. Guided by young energetic local guide, explore local people activity at night and experience like a true blood of Javanese. Find yourself local Javanese coffee which serves in unique style. Moreover, famous Javanese noddle will become your dinner. Don’t forget to try Javanese snack and ginger drink to make you full until finish the tour. Riding the pedal lights car will be so much fun.

The Ubud Morning Market Tour gives you a rare glimpse into daily local life, when the streets are still calm, traffic is minimal, and the town is just beginning to stir. Begin your journey with your guide leading you through the busy traditional market lanes and take in the sights. You’ll see local traders with fresh produce, herbs, spices, colourful tropical fruit and snacks. Witness the morning routine of Balinese and Indonesians alike — selecting ingredients, bargaining, and preparing for the day ahead. As we read the end of the Ubud morning market, we’ll sit together to enjoy a coffee at one of our favourite cafes that serves Balinese Arabica from a variety of regions across the island. If you’re not into coffee, we’ll recommend some tasty alternatives like their aromatic ginger latte or rosella tea.

On this tour, you'll explore the vibrant culinary heritage of Bali. This experience is perfect for food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an authentic taste of Bali. You'll sample a variety of Balinese delights, paired with exceptional local coffee or tea. Along the way, you'll discover traditional holiday dishes, seasonal specialties, and learn about the unique culinary rituals rooted in Indonesia. Our tour also offers insights into the customs and traditions that have shaped Indonesian culture for centuries. Additionally, you'll delve into the history of Bali, enhancing your understanding of this stunning island. This tour is ideal for adventure seekers, families with children, and anyone interested in an immersive cultural experience. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to indulge in the flavors and traditions of Bali. Book your culinary adventure today and get ready to create unforgettable memories!

Yogyakarta, known as the cultural hub of Java, offers visitors much more than just its famous historical attractions. One of the best ways to experience the city's vibrant culture is through a night walking and street food tour. As the tour progresses, visitors get to indulge in Yogyakarta's delicious street food offerings. From Nasi Gudeg, a famous local dish made from jackfruit stew with rice and various other traditional snacks and Indonesian cuisine. The street food tour promises the ultimate gastronomical experience.

Street food has become part of Jakarta’s lifestyle from years. In fact, street food was the starting point of development Jakarta’s modern dining scene. It is often modern restaurants obtain inspiration of their menu from street food vendor, who have mastered their recipe for years. Aside from home cooking, street food is also the best place to experience Indonesia’s authentic dining. In this food walking tour with Good Indonesian Food, we will take you to one of the most popular street food scenes in south Jakarta for years. Enjoy the beautiful taste of the archipelago, from Sumatra, Java to Madura.

Street food is a part of Yogyakara’s culinary which te traveler shouldn’t miss. A long of the city, there are so many street food that good enough to try. Young people loved to spend their night with street food snacks. The street food seller also has very famous local dish can be your tasty dinner. By joining this street food, experience food tasting in 4 until 5 places. Taste different cooking in every food court ! Many various taste will be give you pleasure. Get enough full stomach after joining this tour. Experience unforgettable night street food hunting in Yogyakara !

Guided tour of the famous Gianyar Night Market (Pasar Senggol Gianyar). Free return shuttle from the central Ubud meeting point. Private, English-speaking local guide to help you navigate the busy stalls. All-inclusive food experience: Taste over a dozen different dishes, snacks, and sweets. Safe way to eat local food without worrying about language barriers or getting scammed. Small group or private tours available.

Take a tour of Bali’s iconic highlights on this private tour. Start with a visit to the Tegenungan waterfall where you can swim in the refreshing waters, explore the serene Elephant Cave Temple, stroll through the lush Tegalalang rice terraces, and sample the famous Luwak coffee. End your day with a guided visit to the Bali Night Market where you can sample local foods before heading back to your hotel.

Live like a local among the locals with this private hands-on cooking lesson. Join your host, Putu, her grandparents, her husband, and their children for lunch or dinner in their traditional compound home. Learn about the spices Putu uses, the traditional Balinese medicines she makes, and the rice, fruit, and animals her grandparents tend on their farm as you prepare and eat a Balinese feast, washed down with local alcohol.

Experience Semarang on a walking food tour through the enchanting Kota Lama (Old Town). Beginning at Taman Srigunting, this relaxed evening journey invites you to explore the city's beautifully preserved colonial district while discovering its vibrant culinary scene. As you stroll beneath the glow of historic buildings, uncover the fascinating blend of Javanese, Chinese, and Dutch influences that have shaped Semarang’s identity. Savor authentic local dishes, hear captivating stories, and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of one of Indonesia’s most charming heritage districts. More than a food tour, this is an unforgettable evening of culture, history, and exceptional local flavors.

Enjoy the freedom to build your own itinerary but none of the dangers of self-driving Bali on this private build-your-own day tour. Meet your driver/guide in your hotel lobby—pickup covers Ubud and the main south Bali hotspots—and plan out a route that suits your interests. That could include temples, rice terraces, waterfalls, coffee plantations, markets, villages, or beaches.

Discover Ubud’s picturesque surroundings on a morning or afternoon electric bicycle tour. On your electric bike, you’ll need to exert only as much effort as you choose to visit the beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terrace and pass local villages cradled by Ubud’s verdant plantations. During intermittent stops, you’ll listen to informative commentary from your guide and enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner before drop-off at your Ubud hotel.

Visit the artisan villages around Ubud on a full-day tour of Balinese culture. Check out the local handicrafts, including batik in Batubulan, gold and silver jewelry in Celuk, and wood sculptures in Mas. Visit Batuan Temple and Sebatu Holy Spring Temple, then enjoy a buffet lunch overlooking Kintamani Volcano (Mt. Batur). In the afternoon, you’re guided to a Luwak coffee plantation, rice field, the Ubud Village, Ubud Art Market, and Tegunungan Waterfall.

Immerse yourself in Bali's food scene on this tour. Your woman drivers will pick you up on a motorbike and take you out to visit a range of street food vendors, where you'll get to try all sorts of local delights, including dessert and fruits. You also have time to do a bit of shopping at a night market before returning to your hotel with included hotel pickup.

Discover Ubud’s natural wonders, UNESCO-listed rice terraces, and sacred temples at your own pace on this private full-day tour. Visit the Ubud Monkey Forest, and trek to the Tegalalang rice terraces, then soar through the trees on a jungle swing and cool off with a swim at Tegenungan Waterfall. Book the transport-only option, or upgrade to include entry fees, or lunch and entry fees.

Experience a different side of Bali on this private evening walking tour in the heart of Denpasar, combining local life, cultural landmarks, and authentic culinary experiences. As the city comes alive after sunset, explore traditional markets and historic sites while tasting popular Balinese snacks enjoyed by locals. The tour starts at Badung Market, where evening food vendors create a lively atmosphere with freshly prepared local dishes. Continue to Kumbasari Art Market, known for its local crafts and informal food stalls, while learning about the role of traditional markets in daily Balinese life. The walk continues through Denpasar’s historic center with stops at Catur Muka Statue and Puputan Badung Square, before ending at Jagatnata Temple, beautifully illuminated at night, where you may see locals preparing canang offerings.