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Dining at Amanjiwo
Progo River Picnic
Culinary Expedition to Java
Dinner at Pak Bilal's House
From its perch against the Menoreh Hills, Amanjiwo overlooks the fertile Kedu Plain, where volcanic soil nourishes verdant rice paddies and an abundance of fresh produce. Handpicked daily by Amanjiwo’s chefs, most of the ingredients served in the resort’s Javanese, Indonesian and international dishes are sourced from Amanjiwo’s organic garden and local farms.
Whether dining on the Restaurant’s spectacular terrace with views of Borobudur, at the Pool Terrace, amid rice paddies or beside Selogriyo temple – Amanjiwo’s cuisine reflects the authenticity and welcoming conviviality of Central Java, known for its generosity and flavour.
Featured private dining experience
Javanese Wayang Dinner
Across the Indonesian archipelago, Wayang (puppet theatre) has long shaped cultural expression through myth, morality and philosophy. At Amanjiwo, this centuries-old tradition is experienced through an intimate dining encounter, where refined cuisine unfolds alongside live storytelling and music. Led by Bapak Bandel, a master dalang (puppeteer), the performance brings together his family across generations—his wife, Ibu Wiwik, and their children and grandchildren forming the gamelan ensemble..
Featured private dining experience
The home of Pak Bilal
Pak Bilal’s gracious Javanese home next door to jewel-like Pawon Temple becomes the intimate, candlelit setting for a private meal for those looking to enjoy a traditional, multi-course, home-cooked Indonesian feast in the most authentic setting possible.
Featured dining experiences
Breakfast at Gubuk Sawah
The perfect setting for a private breakfast with stunning views of Merapi and Merbabu volcanoes, arrive in the early morning to watch the sunrise over the towering peaks.
Progo River Picnic
Tuck into a delectable picnic or a enjoy a romantic candlelit dinner in Amanjiwo’s hilltop bale. Perched above a galangal plantation on the banks of the Progo River, this open-sided structure claims stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Ramayana Dinner
Enjoy an evening of traditional dance, music and cuisine as local dancers tell the romantic story of Ramayana through movement, before guests savour a Javanese feast.
Sunset Martini
At a solitary table on the edge of the rice fields amid a carpet of rose petals, toast the sunset with chilled Soursop Martinis served as the dusk prayers echo across the valley and Mount Merapi smokes on the horizon.
Make a reservation
Restaurants are open to Amanjiwo guests and non-residents (subject to availability).
Phone: +62 293 788 333
Email: [email protected]