10 Best Halal Places for Breakfast in Jogja: Tasty, Cheap, and Legendary

Yogyakarta, a city rich in culture and history, also offers a culinary scene that is equally captivating. Your morning in the "City of Tolerance" will be absolutely perfect if you start it with some of the best breakfast spots scattered across the city. Whether you are looking for the nearest breakfast place or a morning meal with a stunning view, Yogyakarta offers everything—from budget-friendly street food stalls (angkringan) to Instagrammable breakfast cafes.

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When you're in Jogja, don't just think about Gudeg for breakfast! This city has a wide variety of morning menus that are delicious and will keep you energized all day long. From legendary heritage spots to viral street food, here are the 10 recommended breakfast spots in Jogja you must try:

1. Soto Bathok Mbah Katro

Soto Bathok Mbah Katro is one of the most legendary breakfast spots in Yogyakarta. Located near the Sambisari Temple area, this Soto (beef soup) is served in a coconut shell (bathok), providing a unique traditional experience. The clear, fresh broth is best paired with their signature crispy fried tempeh. Dining in the middle of rice fields near an ancient temple.

2. The House of Raminten

Looking for a breakfast with a unique atmosphere? The House of Raminten offers a variety of morning menus like Soto, chicken porridge, and much more. Don't forget to try their Jogja classics like Sego Kucing, Tahu Bola, and Wedang Sereh (lemongrass tea). Its classic Javanese interior makes it a perfect place to relax while enjoying a delicious meal. Highly aesthetic and deeply rooted in Javanese culture.

3. Gudeg Yu Djum – A Culinary Legend

A trip to Jogja isn't complete without having Gudeg for breakfast! Gudeg Yu Djum is the right choice for those who want to taste authentic "Dry Gudeg" (jackfruit stew). The savory areh (coconut milk sauce) combined with spicy krecek (cattle skin) and free-range chicken makes every bite heavenly.

Tips: This place is always crowded, so be prepared to queue! It's also travel-friendly if you want to bring it home as a souvenir.

4. Warung Pojok Mbak Yuni

Warung Pojok Mbak Yuni offers Nasi Rames with a huge variety of side dishes. Located on Jl. I Dewa Nyoman Oka, this stall is famous for its "Telur Gobal-Gabul" (super crispy fluffy omelet) and Sayur Lodeh. With prices starting around IDR 11,000, you can get a full, satisfying meal. The legendary crispy omelet is a game-changer.

5. Lupis Mbah Satinem – Viral Street Food

Lupis Mbah Satinem is a sweet traditional breakfast spot famous for its Lupis—a sticky rice cake drizzled with liquid palm sugar and grated coconut. Priced at only about IDR 5,000 per portion, it's perfect for a light yet satisfying traditional snack before you start your day. A legend featured in the Netflix "Street Food: Asia" documentary!

6. Warung Brongkos Handayani

Brongkos is a typical Jogja dish similar to Rawon, but with a touch of black-eyed peas and savory coconut milk. The Brongkos here is rich in spices with tender meat chunks. Their best-sellers include the beef, tofu, and egg Brongkos where the flavors are absorbed deep into the ingredients. Situated in the South Square (Alun-Alun Kidul) area.

7. Kopi Klotok – Breakfast with a View

For those who love a rustic, village atmosphere, Kopi Klotok is the place to be. This restaurant serves simple comfort food like Nasi Megono with a thick, crispy fried egg. Their fried bananas (Pisang Goreng) are also world-class, with a crunchy exterior and soft interior. It's breakfast with a breathtaking view of rice fields and cool mountain air.

8. Soto Kadipiro

Soto Kadipiro is a legendary institution in Jogja serving delicious chicken Soto with clear broth and rich herbal spices. Located on Jl. Kadipiro, prices start from IDR 15,000 per bowl. The service is fast and friendly, perfect for those who don't want to wait too long.

9. SGPC Bu Wiryo 1959

This stall is extremely popular among UGM students and alumni. Located just 5 minutes from the campus, it is the top choice for breakfast near UGM. The fresh vegetables combined with their signature savory and slightly spicy peanut sauce make it a healthy and filling choice. They have been serving legendary Sego Pecel since 1959 with a timeless canteen vibe.

10. Bubur Ayam Syarifah

If you are "Team Porridge" for breakfast, Bubur Ayam Syarifah is one of the best in town. The porridge is thick and comes with generous toppings like shredded chicken, cakwe (fried dough), and peanuts. It’s very affordable and the taste has been consistently delicious for years.

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Those are some of the best, tastiest, and most affordable breakfast recommendations in Jogja that you can try during your holiday. Yogyakarta never runs out of ways to pamper travelers' palates through its authentic traditional culinary delights. So, which breakfast spot are you planning to visit tomorrow morning? Enjoy your culinary journey in the city of students!