Geblek, a typical Kulon Progo culinary delight that you must try


KOMPAS.com – Kulon Progo, one of the districts in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY), has a lot of cultural and culinary riches that are interesting to explore.

One of the iconic culinary delights that should not be missed is Geblek, a traditional food that has become a local identity and pride for the people of Kulon Progo.

If you want to enjoy geblek dishes, tourists can visit Geblek Menoreh in Nanggulan District, Kulon Progo.

Also read: Geblek Menoreh View in Kulon Progo, Angkringan with Instagramable Panorama of Rice Fields

Apart from enjoying geblek culinary delights, tourists can see the beautiful panoramic view of rice fields with the Menoreh Hills in the background.

Enjoying geblek culinary delights dipped in soy sauce while enjoying the panoramic beauty is truly enjoyable.

Geblek is made from quite simple ingredients such as tapioca flour, garlic and salt.

However, the manufacturing process requires quite a lot of patience, so many people prefer to buy cooked geblek which is sold in various corners of Kulon Progo rather than making it themselves.

In souvenir shops, geblek is also available in raw form. Its shelf life of 4-5 days makes it very suitable as a souvenir.

The savory taste, combined with the chewy texture, gives its connoisseurs a special sensation.

Stunning taste innovation

As time goes by, geblek now comes in various flavors. Flavoring powders such as barbecue, sambal balado, and grilled corn are innovations that further enrich the taste of Geblek.

Also read: 15 places to buy souvenirs in Yogyakarta, there are Geplak and Geblek

Even so, the original version remains a favorite for many people, especially when enjoyed warm with tempe besengek, a cup of tea or coffee.

A culinary must in Kulon Progo

For tourists, tasting geblek is a must-do experience when visiting Kulon Progo.

Geblek menu in 1 portion at the Geblek Pari Nanggulan shop in Pronosutan Hamlet in Kulon Progo. This stall is on the edge of rice fields with beautiful views.KOMPAS.com/Dani J Geblek menu in 1 portion at the Geblek Pari Nanggulan shop in Pronosutan Hamlet in Kulon Progo. This stall is on the edge of rice fields with beautiful views.

The sensation of traditional deliciousness not only pampers the taste buds, but is also a way to get to know local culture more closely.

Don’t forget to buy geblek as a souvenir for family or friends, because this food is not just a snack, but part of Kulon Progo’s identity that is worth preserving.


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