El Patio Restaurant

Melia Purosani Yogyakarta, full of tropical rainforest atmosphere, is the first hotel I stayed in during my two-month trip to Yogyakarta, the second stop of my Indonesian revisit. Yogyakarta is located in the southern part of Java Island, close to Central Java Province. It is famous for its culture, traditional food, beaches, art, etc. Malioboro, the busiest street in Yogyakarta, is the center of tourists and backpackers. It is a few minutes' walk from Melia Hotel. The street stretches from the Yogyakarta Monument in the north to the intersection of Yogyakarta Grand Post Office in the south. This street is also part of the Yogyakarta Cosmological Axis, which is actually an imaginary line and was officially recognized as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations last year. The Yogyakarta Cosmological Axis, which runs 6 kilometers from north to south, is traversed by many historical landmarks, which are connected by the traditional rituals and management systems of the Sultanate, forming an axis based on Javanese culture with spatial concepts and philosophical connotations. I stayed at Melia these days and went to this road every day. It was the atmosphere I liked! As for the hotel, what excites me most every day is to enjoy authentic Javanese food in the hotel's open-air restaurant El Patio Restaurant! Some of my favorite dishes are the beef and coriander stew in Sumatra's hot sweet and sour Padang sauce, Javanese shredded chicken turmeric soup, vermicelli and white cabbage, locally called Soto Ayam~ There is also the spicy turmeric and chili sauce stewed fish in Manado, North Sulawesi, and the grilled chicken marinated with chili, shrimp paste, tamarind and coconut sugar in the Lesser Sunda Islands. Each one is delicious! #Island owner's vacation routine #These hotels are so delicious #Amway this treasure restaurant #Super cost-effective hotel recommendation #Visa-free countries that you can go on a whim