This study has the purpose to investigate that inappropriate Dietary Appproach to Stop Hypertension (DASH)-like diet intake is associated with hypertension risk at prediabetes women in Indonesia. A cross sectional study was conducted in Puskesmas Tlogosari Kulon area among 117 prediabetes women aged 35-47 years old. The subjects were randomly selected using consecutive sampling. Independent variable in this study was DASH-like diet intake which assessed from semi-quantitative Food Frequency Questionaire (FFQ) and the dependent variable was hypertension risk. The subject was classified as at risk for hypertension if in seated position, the mean blood pressure of the two measurement was ≥135/90 mmHg. Chi-Square test and logistic regression were used to analyze the data.  The mean DASH-like diet score in subjects who were not at hypertension risk was higher than subjects who were at hypertension risk (3.31 vs 3.23). There were 90.8% of the subjects with hypertension risk who did not consume DASH like diet properly. But the association of DASH like diet intake with hypertension risk was not significant (p=0.194). Multivariate analysis results showed that there were association of family history (p=0.047), obesity (p=0.016), and fat intake (p=0.015) with hypertension risk.  Inappropriate DASH-like diet intake may increase the risk of hypertension although it is not statistically significant.