Here is a list of the Top 10 Street Food Destinations in Indonesia, where you can enjoy mouthwatering local delicacies, vibrant night markets, and authentic culinary experiences that showcase the country’s rich food culture:
Jl. Malioboro – Yogyakarta
A legendary street for food and shopping. Try gudeg (jackfruit stew), sate klathak, and bakpia while enjoying street musicians and batik stalls.
Pasar Baru – Jakarta
A historic market area filled with vendors offering Indonesian-Chinese street food like nasi uduk, bakso, siomay, and martabak manis.
Lenggang Jakarta – Monas Area, Jakarta
A clean, organized food court-style street food hub near the National Monument, perfect for tourists to try sate, nasi goreng, and es doger.
Kampung Cina – Glodok, Jakarta (Chinatown)
Known for its unique blend of Indonesian-Chinese cuisine like kwetiau, nasi campur, and herbal drinks in a buzzing cultural setting.
Jl. Alor – Medan, North Sumatra
Medan is known for its culinary diversity. Must-try dishes include soto Medan, mie Aceh, lontong sayur, and durian pancakes.
Pasar Cihapit – Bandung, West Java
A hidden gem for Sundanese street food like nasi tutug oncom, batagor, cilok, and freshly brewed coffee in a retro-style market.
Jl. Gajah Mada – Pontianak, West Kalimantan
A top street food hub in Borneo, offering specialties like choi pan, bubur pedas, and Pontianak-style noodles.
Jl. Pemuda – Semarang, Central Java
Home to Semarang’s famous lumpia (spring rolls), tahu gimbal, and wingko babat, this area is a haven for sweet and savory snacks.
Jl. Sudirman Night Market – Makassar, South Sulawesi
A great spot to taste Makassar delights such as coto Makassar, pisang epe (grilled banana), and konro (beef rib soup).
Jl. Raya Kuta & Jl. Pantai – Kuta, Bali
Perfect for beachgoers looking to indulge in local treats like bakso, mie goreng, sate lilit, and tropical fruit juices from street carts.