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Amanjiwo offers curated dining experiences set across multiple venues—a crescent-shaped main restaurant with neoclassical columns serving Indonesian and Western cuisines, intimate bale settings, and specialty menus featuring Javanese traditions. Meals are complemented by cultural performances, mountain views, and river settings, with a circular black marble bar in the lobby where Gamelan players and local dancers perform traditional Javanese entertainment daily.
Check availability Official websiteThe main crescent-shaped restaurant is open-aired and supported by neoclassical columns, serving both Indonesian and Western cuisines. A circular black marble bar in the lobby hosts daily performances of Gamelan music and traditional Javanese dance by local performers, creating an ambient backdrop for pre-dinner drinks or evening relaxation.
The restaurant accommodates both in-house guests and non-residents (subject to availability), with dedicated staff available to assist with reservations. All dining venues operate through the resort's reservation team at +62 293 788 333 or via email at amanjiwo@aman.com.
Amanjiwo curates several unique dining settings beyond the main restaurant. Gubuk Sawah offers private breakfast service overlooking Mount Merapi and Mount Merbabu volcanoes, with sunrise views across the valley. The Progo River Picnic setting sits on a hilltop bale perched above a galangal plantation on the banks of the Progo River, offering candlelit dinners with views of the surrounding countryside.
The Ramayana Dinner combines traditional Javanese dance and music—performed by local dancers telling the story of Ramayana—with a Javanese feast. The Sunset Martini experience seats guests at a solitary table at the edge of rice fields, surrounded by rose petals, with Soursop Martinis served as evening prayers echo across the valley and Mount Merapi appears on the horizon. Dinner at Pak Bilal's House provides additional tailored options exploring regional ingredients and cooking traditions.
The main restaurant serves Indonesian and Western cuisines in an open-aired, crescent-shaped setting. Specialty experiences include Gubuk Sawah (volcano-view breakfast), Progo River Picnic, Ramayana Dinner (with traditional dance and Javanese feast), Sunset Martini, and Dinner at Pak Bilal's House. A bar in the lobby features Gamelan performances and traditional Javanese dance daily.
Yes, restaurants are open to non-residents subject to availability. Reservations are required and can be made through the resort by phone (+62 293 788 333) or email (amanjiwo@aman.com).
The main restaurant serves both Indonesian and Western cuisines. Specialty dining experiences focus on Javanese traditions, including regional cooking techniques, local ingredients, and meals prepared in partnership with local cultural guides like Pak Bilal.
Yes. Private dining can be arranged at the Progo River Picnic (hilltop bale with countryside views), Gubuk Sawah (private breakfast setting), and the Sunset Martini experience (solitary table in rice fields). All specialty experiences are bookable in advance through the resort's reservation team.
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