Explore the ultimate guide to Bali's top restaurants, where exquisite flavors and breathtaking settings combine to offer an unparalleled dining experience in the heart of paradise.
Nusantara by Locavore, Ubud
Known for its locally-sourced and innovative dishes Nusantara by Locavore in Ubud offers a vibrant exploration of Nusantara by Locavore in Ubud epitomizes the essence of Indonesian culinary diversity, focusing on sustainable, locally-sourced ingredients. This award-winning restaurant offers an intimate journey through Indonesia's vast culinary landscape, from street food delights to sophisticated regional dishes. Chefs Ray, Putu, Wayan, and their team dive deep into Indonesia's rich culinary heritage, reviving lost recipes and techniques from the archipelago's 17,000 islands. Signature dishes like Bebek Goreng, Rendang, Ayam Betutu, and Sate Lilit reflect the country's diverse flavors. Over 95% of the kitchen's ingredients are locally sourced, underscoring a commitment to sustainability and innovation. Nusantara, meaning 'archipelago,' not only showcases traditional Indonesian cuisine but also embodies the evolving nature of its culture, making it a must-visit for authentic Indonesian flavors.
Three Elements fine dining restaurant, Hanging Gardens of Bali
Hanging Gardens of Bali showcases the diversity and flavors of the local cuisine, including efforts to source local ingredients for an authentic gastronomic journey by emphasizing the use of locally sourced and seasonal ingredients to showcase the flavors of Bali, including fresh produce, herbs, spices, and other culinary elements specific to the region and collaborating with local producers.
Certainly one of the best Bali fine dining restaurants. Embark on a one-of-a-kind culinary journey through the ingredients, the flavors and the seasons of Bali. Three Elements Restaurant has been awarded "World Luxury Restaurant Award 2019", and offers an à la carte selection of appetizers, entrées and desserts as well as two unique tasting menus with optional wine pairing using the highest quality products and impeccable technique to create a modern Western and Indonesian cuisine.
Certainly one of the best Bali fine dining restaurants. Embark on a one-of-a-kind culinary journey through the ingredients, the flavors and the seasons of Bali. Three Elements Restaurant has been awarded "World Luxury Restaurant Award 2019", and offers an à la carte selection of appetizers, entrées and desserts as well as two unique tasting menus with optional wine pairing using the highest quality products and impeccable technique to create a modern Western and Indonesian cuisine.
Cafe Gazebo, Hoshinoya Hotel Bali
Indulge in a culinary journey where French, Balinese, and Japanese flavors meet in harmony at Cafe Gazebo. Nestled in gazebos that float above a lush jungle, this dining experience promises an unparalleled ambiance. The highlight is a MUST TRY 10-course dinner, set against a backdrop of a tropical forest, under a canopy of stars, with the soothing sounds of a river setting the mood. Perfect for a romantic jungle dining experience, complete with candle decorations, it offers a serene Ubud ambiance. Additionally, the Nusantara Dinner set showcases traditional Indonesian fare, including Ayam Betutu, a festival staple of spiced, steam-baked chicken. This blend of traditional elegance and culinary excellence makes Café Gazebo the ultimate dining escape.
Ambar Ubud Bar at Ritz-Mandapa Resort
Discover Ambar Ubud Bar, the epitome of culinary excellence with its perfect Ramen and authentic Japanese sushi. Nestled atop a cliff, Ambar, meaning 'sky' in Sanskrit, delights guests with Japanese fusion cuisine and handcrafted cocktails in a serene atmosphere, enhanced by breathtaking sunsets and live jazz music daily. It's the quintessential modern spot in Ubud for an unforgettable apéro and dinner experience.
Kubu at Ritz-Mandapa Resort
Kubu, a bamboo sanctuary inspired by traditional Balinese huts, offers an exquisite dining experience amidst a tranquil tropical breeze and the gentle murmur of the Ayung River. This signature restaurant features nine intimate cocoons, providing a secluded space for guests to savor fine Mediterranean-European cuisine. Drawing inspiration from local Indonesian ingredients, our chefs craft dishes with unmatched creativity and a commitment to sustainability. The highlight is our 10-course Degustation Menu, designed to take your taste buds on a journey through diverse flavors. Complemented by an extensive selection of European wines, Kubu promises an unforgettable sensory exploration in a setting that embodies the essence of Bali's natural beauty.
Bejana at The Ritz-Carlton Bali
At Bejana, guests are treated to an exquisite selection of Indonesian cuisine, paying homage to the nation's rich culinary traditions. Named after a traditional Indonesian cooking pot, this restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, offers a unique dining experience in Nusa Dua. The Culinary Cave, dedicated to culinary learning and featuring the chef’s table, adds an educational twist to your dining experience, making Bejana a must-visit for food enthusiasts.
The Beach Grill at at The Ritz-Carlton Bali
The Beach Grill, a beachfront seafood haven, offers both indoor and outdoor seating options for guests looking to enjoy fresh seafood and premium meats. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Indian Ocean, this restaurant provides a picturesque dining experience from lunch through dinner, perfect for romantic dinners or leisurely lunches soaking up the Bali sun.
Fire Restaurant at W Bali
Savor the complex flavors of dry-aged, flame-cooked meat and sizzling seafood at our iconic Seminyak, Bali grill restaurant. Inspired by Bali's striking Kecak dance, FIRE is an indulgent grill restaurant beloved for its playful twist on the island's mysticism. Sit back and survey a phenomenal wine list under the light of a fireball chandelier.
Cappela Ubud Restaurant
MADS LANGE at Capella Ubud, nestled in a split-level tented dining room, is a culinary homage to Mads Johansen Lange, the celebrated Danish spice trader and peacemaker in Bali, affectionately known as "The White King of Bali." This dining haven is deeply committed to sustainability, utilizing an array of hand-harvested vegetables, spices, herbs, and poultry from neighboring farms, alongside the freshest seafood from regional waters. Embracing a fair trade approach, MADS LANGE sources free-range chicken and duck eggs from North Bali, the finest daily catch, and crisp greens from Bedugul, supporting community farmers and promoting organic livestock feeding and biodiesel production from recycled cooking oils. Guests can savor Balinese heritage rice from Payangan village, a testament to regenerative farming practices that use natural fertilizers and pest control, ensuring a dining experience that respects the environment and nourishes the body with the finest local produce.
AKASA Restaurant & Bar in Jumeirah Bali
Incorporating the rich heritage of the Majapahit era into its ambience, Cliffside Restaurant & Bar AKASA offering flame-grilled cuisine with an Asian twist with breathtaking panoramic views of the Uluwatu coast at Jumeirah Bali. The restaurant, embodying a modern yet historical charm, is a place for guests to unwind, whether over a sunny lunch or a moonlit alfresco dinner. Chef Joan Achour crafts an Asian fusion menu that honors Bali's tradition of communal dining with a focus on shared plates featuring a blend of Balinese, Thai, Japanese, and Korean flavors. The menu, emphasizing wood-fired cooking techniques, showcases dishes designed for sharing, from crudo selections to mains that celebrate both the sea's bounty and quality meats. Desserts blend French technique with local ingredients, offering a sweet finale to the dining experience. With a Chef’s Table for an intimate exploration of flavors, a comprehensive cocktail list, and live music, AKASA promises a memorable culinary journey underpinned by the splendor of Balinese culture and hospitality.
Shichirin Bali
Discover the unique fusion of Japanese tradition and Balinese flavors at Shichirin Bali. Located in Ubud and Canggu, this Japanese restaurant offers an immersive culinary experience that transcends borders. Enjoy a variety of dishes, including teppanyaki, konro grill, and gyukatsu, all expertly prepared to tantalize your taste buds. Opt for a seat at the teppan table for a front-row view of the hibachi and open-flame cooking artistry. Open daily, with extended hours on weekends, Shichirin Ubud is the perfect spot for a memorable meal with loved ones. Don't miss our curated cocktails and mocktails, designed to complement the grilled specialties. Experience the serene ambiance and elegant design that makes Shichirin Ubud a haven for those seeking a blend of Japanese precision and Balinese hospitality. Join us for an unparalleled dining journey.
Wild Air Restaurant Ubud
Discover the enchanting Wild Air Restaurant in Ubud, where culinary excellence meets the stunning beauty of nature. Perfect for summer retreats, Wild Air offers a unique dining experience that blends delicious cuisine with breathtaking views of the Ubud forest pathway. Surrounded by lush valleys, its open-air design invites you to immerse in nature while enjoying Asian and Western culinary creations. Known for exceptional hospitality and a relaxed ambiance, Wild Air ensures every visit is memorable. Whether you're a food lover or a nature enthusiast, Wild Air promises an unforgettable summer dining adventure, where flavors and natural beauty harmoniously intertwine.
Kojin Restaurant Ubud
Opened its doors in the mid of August 2019, Kojin Teppanyaki Restaurant has been serving delectable Japanese cuisine for the ultimate dining experience in Ubud. Kojin Teppanyaki Omakase in Ubud is a sanctuary for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts. Offering a blend of the traditional and modern, Kojin invites diners to a memorable Omakase journey, showcasing sushi, sashimi, and grilled delights. The Chef's Table experience further personalizes the adventure, allowing intimate interactions with the chef and a front-row seat to culinary artistry. With a focus on premium ingredients and expert preparation, Kojin promises an immersive dining experience, celebrating the rich flavors of Japan amidst Ubud's serene backdrop. Ready for an unparalleled exploration of Japanese culinary excellence at Ubud's Kojin?
Ankhusa Restaurant Ubud
Embark on a summer dining escapade at Ankhusa Restaurant, a serene haven that marries delicious global cuisine with stunning valley vistas. Nestled amidst lush scenery, Ankhusa is the ideal retreat for both locals seeking solace and travelers chasing memorable moments. The menu, brimming with international flavors, features standout dishes like Sop Buntut and Seared Barramundi, with the Tauco Brownies and “Lychee Banshee” mocktail as must-tries. At Ankhusa, expect more than just a meal; it's a complete sensory delight, offering exceptional service within a picturesque setting. Make Ankhusa your next dining destination for an unparalleled summer experience.
Norii Ubud
Norii Ubud invites you to a fusion of traditional Japanese culinary artistry and contemporary flair, nestled in Ubud's natural beauty. Specializing in Japanese cuisine with a modern twist and embracing the "Flame the Happiness" concept, Norii offers a unique dining experience. Indulge in our signature Robatayaki Beef, Grilled Chicken Oyster Skewers, Sushi Tuna Salad Crispy Mentai, Sashimi Set, and innovative dishes like Robatayaki and Ramen Norii Toro Ramen Dry. Pair your meal with our crafted Asian Sparkler and Maehama cocktails for a complete sensory delight. Open daily from 14:00 to 23:00, Norii Ubud is your destination for an unforgettable Japanese dining adventure in the serene Ubud ambiance.
The Sayan House in Ubud
Sayan Point, nestled near Ubud's village, is a gem for those captivated by Bali's natural beauty and cultural richness. Just minutes from Ubud's central attractions, this spot offers unparalleled views of the Ayung River and lush greenery, making it a sanctuary for peace and tranquility away from the bustling town center. It's a vantage point that not only showcases Bali's scenic landscapes but also its cultural heritage, with nearby traditional villages and temples. History buffs will appreciate Sayan Point's deep-rooted significance, believed to be a sacred site for centuries. Offering a serene atmosphere, it's an ideal spot for relaxation, reflection, and photography, especially during the golden hours of dawn and dusk. While accessibility may challenge some, the panoramic vistas and the warmth of local hospitality ensure a memorable visit, enriching the Bali experience with natural beauty, cultural insights, and royal allure.
