Indomaret Sidomoyo
About
Indomaret Sidomoyo is a local business in Java. The store is at Jl. Sidomoyo No.km.1, Tegalan, Sidomoyo, Kec. Godean, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55264, Indonesia, serving the Sleman area. It is a convenience outlet within the Indomaret network, offering everyday groceries and essentials to the local community.
This branch has drawn 53 customer reviews, resulting in a modest 2.7 out of 5 score, indicating mixed feedback on its service or stock. Its position in Sidomoyo places it within reach of Yogyakarta, a major city listed among nearby places. The store operates as a typical minimarket, with a website at https://indomaret.co.id/ that provides general company information. No specific opening hours or photo details are given in the venue facts.
Java sits within Indonesia's tropical climate, where the drier months from May to September contrast with the wetter season from October to April. Local food culture revolves around rice, satay, grilled fish, and fresh tropical fruit, all boldly spiced. Domestic flights and fast boats connect the islands, with international airports on the main landmasses, and Indonesian is the primary language, though English appears in tourist zones. For a visitor, this store offers a straightforward stop for supplies while exploring the Yogyakarta region, with the nearby city of Yogyakarta providing broader urban amenities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What practical details should a traveller note about Indomaret Sidomoyo?
Indomaret Sidomoyo is located at Jl. Sidomoyo No.km.1, Tegalan, Sidomoyo, Kec. Godean, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55264, Indonesia. The store operates within the tropical climate of Java, where the drier season generally runs May to September, but it does not offer tourist services beyond standard retail.
Is Indomaret Sidomoyo easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Java?
Indomaret Sidomoyo is in Sleman, Yogyakarta, which is one of the main towns on Java listed alongside cities such as Solo and Semarang. The island's transport network includes domestic flights and fast boats, though the store itself is a roadside convenience outlet rather than a tourist destination.
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