Restaurants & Food
12 questions from travelers about Restaurants & Food in Bali, Indonesia.
Questions
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Is a Mount Batur sunrise hike better than watching sunrise from a viewpoint café in Bali?
For a more memorable experience, travelers recommend hiking Mount Batur: the ascent takes about 1 hour 45 minutes with breaks and needs moderate fitness. Blue Mountains café is a more comfortable sunrise-and-breakfast option, but clouds and volcano views are weather-dependent.
1 source · 5 days ago
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Best beach club near Nusa Dua, Bali for a birthday day out — and how to book it
For a celebratory beach day near Nusa Dua, Reef Beach Club at The Apurva Kempinski Bali is recommended. Rather than a standard day pass, reserve a table in advance with a minimum spend and use the club facilities.
1 source · 8 days ago
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Where to eat and spend an evening in Nusa Dua near Merusaka Hotel?
Nusa Dua is a quiet resort area, and most venues close around 10 pm; it has very limited nightlife. Try Le Bleu by K-club for a later dinner, or head to Jalan Siligita for restaurants and massages.
1 source · 41 days ago
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Where to try authentic Balinese food and babi guling in Nusa Dua, Kuta and Uluwatu?
Look for local warungs near your area for Balinese food; babi guling is Bali’s traditional spit-roasted suckling pig. Check recent Google Maps reviews and ratings before choosing a place.
1 source · 47 days ago
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Are restaurants in Nusa Dua, Bali expensive compared to other areas?
No, Nusa Dua prices are generally similar to Uluwatu or Ubud — it's only pricier right on the beachfront promenade. Away from the tourist strip, in local neighborhoods, food is cheap, e.g. at Ikan Bakar Vichi.
1 source · 68 days ago
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Where to find kid-friendly restaurants with Western food in Nusa Dua, Bali?
In Nusa Dua, Bali Collection mall has many decent cafes with pizza, pasta and burgers suitable for kids; expect around $100-150 for two without alcohol.
1 source · 70 days ago
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How much does dinner cost at a regular (non-fine-dining) restaurant in Bali?
Dinner at a regular (non-premium) cafe in Bali runs roughly 650-1000 RUB per teenager for one dish with a smoothie, and from 3500 RUB for a group of 4 for a basic order.
1 source · 81 days ago
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Where are the best scenic restaurants and popular cafes in Bali for a special dinner, sunset view, or late brunch?
The clearest recommendations are Karma Kandara for a cliffside sunset dinner overlooking the ocean, plus popular Canggu/Berawa spots like Revolver, Watercress Berawa, Milk & Madu, Finns, and La Brisa. For sunset views, focus on south Bali cliff venues; for late brunch, Canggu and beach clubs are the main picks.
2 sources · 7 days ago
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Where to smoke hookah and eat well in Canggu or Ubud, Bali?
In Canggu, Moi Canggu is mentioned as a nightlife spot with hookah. Ubud also has hookah lounges, though specific names weren't confirmed in discussions.
2 sources · 107 days ago
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What traditional Balinese food should you try and where to find it?
Must-try Balinese dishes include fried chicken (ayam goreng), duck (bebek), and ribs — all served with rice and local sauces at street warungs. Most tourists skip local food in favor of Western cafes.
1 source · 107 days ago
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Where to eat fresh oysters and seafood in Bali?
For oysters, stick to restaurants like Oyster Dealer Beach Haus, Seasalt in Seminyak, or Sapa Seafood in Nusa Dua. At Jimbaran fish market, go for grilled fish, prawns, and lobster instead.
1 source · 60 days ago
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Where to eat seafood and watch sunset in Jimbaran Bay, Bali?
Jimbaran beach cafes are spread across the northern and southern ends of the bay. In the north, try New Moon Cafe near Platinum Jimbaran hotel; in the south, head to the Le Meridien area where many seafood cafes are clustered.
1 source · 3 days ago