Gudeg Yu Djum Wijilan 167

Gudeg Yu Djum truly lives up to its reputation as a must-visit spot in Yogyakarta! The gudeg is rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with the tender chicken, crispy krecek, and savory egg. The sweetness of the jackfruit complements the spiced coconut milk gravy beautifully, creating a harmonious blend of flavors that is uniquely Javanese. The ambiance adds to the charm, with a traditional setting that reflects the local culture and heritage. You can even watch the preparation process, which makes the experience even more special. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, making it a great value for an authentic meal. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and attentive, ensuring that your dining experience is smooth and enjoyable. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Gudeg Yu Djum is a culinary gem that offers a taste of Yogyakarta's history and tradition. Don’t leave the city without trying it – it’s an unforgettable experience for your taste buds! Highly recommended!

Interesting to try the gudeg bit I found it way too sweet and the flavors were not as complex as I had anticipated.

Too many Gudeg Yu Djum existed in Yogya... So we randomly pick up one esp at Wijilan with soo many other brands around the corner. Not the best taste of gudeg... But this is my very personal view - too sweet for me. So no worries.... If u like sweet cuisine, u can pick up this one.

Legendary gudeg from Yogyakarta. Pricey, and the food was... So so. Chicken was dry. But Ice tea was delicious

Very tasty Gudeg. I chose the Nasi Gudeg krecek Telur Sayap. First time eating this and fell in love. The coconut flavor is rich and everything is well cooked. Amazingly he orange juice here has a citrus taste that I don’t get when I squeeze Sunkists at home. A 15min walk from Maliboro street. Apparently the entire street is filled with Gudeg restaurants, so take your pick. Cost: 48k

Clean gudeg place to go. Taste is quite similar with the yu djum pusat. My favorite is that this road is the gudeg center, so you can also enjoy other gudeg if you like.

traditional gudeg, but there’s no vegetable

Yu Djum gudeg is a legend. I like the dry gudeg and always bring it home for souvenir.