A Foodie's Guide to Bali

This restaurant offers delectable healthy cuisine that won’t leave you with any regrets. They have something for everyone with choices ranging from raw vegan offerings to food for the carnivores out there. If you’re feeling the need to relax after your meal, stay for a massage. They not only host a restaurant, but they also have a full spa on site.

Would you like to give back and have an amazing meal at the same time? Well, you’re in luck, this restaurant offers good food and good feels. Fair Warung Bale offers excellent local cuisine, and 100% of the proceeds are used to give health services and free medical care to the poor.

Milk & Madu’s on Thursdays is a winner. They have two for one pizza along with live music with covers from the top 40 list. If you can’t make it on a Thursday, grab a seat on the patio. It’s great for people watching because the restaurant is located on the main strip in front of Ubud Palace.

After leaving the Gates of Heaven, one of the most popular tours in Bali with its beautiful picturesque temple gates, this is the perfect place to stop for lunch. It is a purely authentic Indonesian restaurant with amazing food. The food is served traditional style so you’ll be seated on the tabletop , and your food will be served right in front of you. You won’t regret making this stop a part of your journey.

This is a delicious organic restaurant with traditional Balinese food. The highlight of this restaurant are the mini huts overlooking the rice patties. The cocktails are a really nice treat too.

This restaurant, praised by Anthony Bourdain, will not disappoint. All pork everything is their specialty from braised pork to pork candy (pork glazed with sugar). If you’re brave, you can even wake up early and check out what goes on behind the scenes to see how the pig is roasted and prepared.

The food at Hujun Locale is definitely something to write home about. They have a menu filled with gems. You can’t go wrong with anything you order, but the pork belly and watermelon salad on the appetizer menu along with the fried fish with jackfruit are show stoppers. This spot is a must try.

If you would like to cook your own food so you can take a little Bali culinary flavor home with you, then this cooking class will give you everything you need. The class covers several key pieces of Balinese cuisine so you’ll have tips on how to make a variety of your favorite Balinese dishes. Here you will learn the key to making these dishes come out just right.