Raminten's Kitchen

5 Yan Putra - 5 months ago

Best traditional restaurant here.
Vibe and ambience is really showing the totality of owner.
Taste is also good
What i dont expect was Es Teler size quite big and make full. Hahaha
Tempe mendoan and sayur asem also good eventhough very basic.
Recommended one.

4 Andhiko Pratama-Arta - 3 months ago

We thought it'd be more or less the same as the other raminten just across the street.
Honestly the food taste was great. I bought nasi goreng and wasn't expecting much but I genuinely enjoyed it. Loved the modern-Javanese atmosphere as well.
Three service was such a letdown though. They were noticably understaffed. It was irritating waiting for the food for so long but I felt bad for the same waiters who had to walk the stairs back and forth.
Also compared to the food price and price at the house of raminten, the price for drinks is overpriced. The cheapest drinks, iced tea, starts at 20K. They seem to justify it by serving it in an enormous serving size of glasses but no one wants to drink that much.

4 kame kuro - 2 months ago

The place is unique and clean, but the distance between chairs quite narrow. The open space mae good air circulation. The taste and price, well, like the other nowadays youngster hangout spot. Not expensive nor ceap.

4 cupui - 9 months ago

The restaurant's vibe is really good if you like javanese culture environment. So many antiques furnitures.
The waiter and waitress also wearing traditional javanese clothes.

The food is pretty good with fair price although it's takes too long for the food to comes out, like approximately 1 hour.

If you are hungry and need to eat immediately, I can't recommend this restaurant.

If you want to hang out with your friend and don't need to fill your stomach immediately, you can consider this restaurant.

5 Linda Sastradi - 7 months ago

A nice traditional javanese resto.
Affordable price and jumbo portion..
Quick service, lucky me

5 Olivia N. Dewisari - 3 weeks ago

Easily notice from normal traffic. Artistic aesthetic. Javanesse nuance, including the staffs clothes style. They even wore kemben. So lovely and exqusite. Wooden furniture. It suits for personal and groups also. Friendly n helpful staffs. Good coffee, refreshing beras kencur. Good food. Had ordered beef with sambal matah. This delicacy came in big portion. Easy payment. They accept cash, cards, n QRIS. Thank you for the hospitality.

5 Michely Arista - 7 months ago

A chill place to hangout, love the interior and vibe! The food is local Yogya's food such as gudeg, bakmie godog (javanese noodles), sego sambal (rice).