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Fast food prices by province

Fast food prices in every province of Indonesia: 549 Pizza Hut, PHD, CFC restaurants ranked from cheapest to priciest, checked 2026-10-04.

Data as of . Updated daily. Prices are in Indonesian rupiah.

Questions people ask

Which province has the cheapest fast food in Indonesia?
Central Java (Drive Thru Index 98 on 4 October 2026, where 100 is the national typical price), followed by Banten (100), East Java (100) and West Java (100). Based on 549 restaurants of 3 brands, each compared only with its own national prices.
Which province has the most expensive fast food in Indonesia?
Bali (Drive Thru Index 101 on 4 October 2026, where 100 is the national typical price), followed by East Kalimantan (100), North Sumatra (100) and Yogyakarta (100). Based on 549 restaurants of 3 brands, each compared only with its own national prices.

Provinces from cheapest to most expensive

The Drive Thru Index score averages each brand's typical basket in the province against that brand's own typical price across Indonesia. 100 is the national norm.

RankProvinceIndexRestaurantsCity pages
1Central Java98291
2Banten100542
3East Java100583
4West Java1001307
5Jakarta100955
6South Sulawesi100211
7Riau100111
8Yogyakarta100111
9North Sumatra100241
10East Kalimantan100152
11Bali101162
—Aceh—20
—Bangka Belitung—20
—Bengkulu—10
—Central Kalimantan—30
—Central Sulawesi—20
—East Nusa Tenggara—10
—Gorontalo—10
—Jambi—40
—Lampung—51
—Maluku—20
—North Kalimantan—10
—North Maluku—10
—North Sulawesi—81
—Papua—50
—Riau Islands—101
—South Kalimantan—71
—South Sumatra—91
—Southeast Sulawesi—20
—West Kalimantan—81
—West Nusa Tenggara—40
—West Papua—20
—West Sumatra—50

Prices by brand

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How these prices are measured

Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.

Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/id/prices), prices checked 2026-10-04. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

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