Warung Made
Long-running warung for nasi goreng, nasi campur and satay.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Bali: warungs and Indonesian classics, seafood on Jimbaran beach, Ubud fine dining, coffee and gelato, Seminyak boutiques and art markets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. In Indonesian rupiah: $ budget · $$ mid-range · $$$ upscale · $$$$ fine dining.
Long-running warung for nasi goreng, nasi campur and satay.
Dramatic dining hall serving dishes from across Indonesia.
Tables on the sand for grilled fish and prawns at sunset.
Famous for crispy duck, eaten in pavilions over the rice fields.
Elegant bamboo restaurant overlooking a private rice field.
Beachfront restaurant famous for sunset views.
Famous for its pork ribs.
Acclaimed tasting menu built entirely on local Indonesian ingredients.
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Bali is mostly Hindu, so pork dishes are common. Muslim-run warungs display a halal sign; look for it or ask. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Hidden-alley café that helped start Bali's coffee scene.
Ubud's well-known specialty roaster.
Popular all-day brunch café.
Gelato with tropical flavours.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Designer boutiques, homeware and beachwear.
Surf shops, concept stores and cafés.
Baskets, sarongs, paintings and wood carvings. Bargain.
Large, cheaper art and souvenir market.
Village of silversmiths selling handmade jewellery.
Big fixed-price souvenir stores.
Open-air beachfront mall.
Large mall near the airport.
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