Joglo Ndeso Restaurant & Hydroponics Garden
Relaxed open-air eatery serving regional dishes in a venue that has a pond & hydroponic gardens.
Classic Javanese Restaurant surrounded with rice farms and rural scenery. You can eat in gazebos or in a javanese pendopo. There are also hydroponics garden, swimming pool, and we also have a pavilion with a capacity of 5-8 people for people to experience living in rural Java
- Jl. Dusun Kutan, Kadirojo, Sedayu, Kec. Muntilan, Kabupaten Magelang, Jawa Tengah 56412, Indonesia
Today · 9 am–7 pm
- Sunday: 9 am–7 pm
- Monday: 10 am–7 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–7 pm
- Friday: 10 am–7 pm
- Saturday: 9 am–7 pm
- +62 811-2650-368
- joglondeso.com
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Great place to visit,quite great for kids,food is fresh and tasty hydroponics everywhere to look at, swimming pool to use.plenty free parking.
View on GoogleGreat food, great service. And very affordable price judging from the size and the taste. I highly suggest you to try "lele mangut" or "gurami bakar". They also offer you to "take-away" the plants you want, and you'll get charged for it, the charge may be vary depends on what plan you choose.
View on GoogleHands down best restaurant in Java. Very fresh and organic ingredients. The owner is super friendly and very interesting. She will give you a tour of the garden and might surprise you with turmeric juice and magic berries.
View on GoogleIt has amazing view and the taste of the food is also super nice. It has fresh vegetables served with the food picked directly from the hydroponic garden. Beautiful hydroponic garden and also swimming pool around the restaurant.
View on GoogleA vast, unique garden restaurant at Jl. Dukun in Muntilan District, Magelang Regency, Central Java Province, 15 km from the popular Ketep Pass tourist destination. A cool place with ponds surrounded by exotic gazebos, green hydroponic and conventional gardens, a playground, two dining joglo buildings, and a swimming pool. I and my wife had a romantic lunch enjoying rice with a nila mangut, a labu siam (chayote) oseng, a grilled double catfish, fried bananas, a hot tea, an iced lemon, and a markisa juice, .... all were perfect (5/5), except that the oseng was rather flat and not so spicy (3/5). Inexpensive. Cash or QRIS. Clean restrooms with Western style toilets. A vast parking yard for cars and buses with a spacious musholla (moslem prayer place) in the corner. A cool and spacious parking shelter for motorbikes. Minus: no free WiFi.
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