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SpecialLunch with an Italian accent at Osteria Luna
Lunch with an Italian accent. Every day from 12–4PM. Fresh pasta + your choice of a wine or cocktail for 250K++. Book now!
SpecialWeaving Stories at Indus at Indus Restaurant
Weaving Stories at Indus Every Sat & Sun, 4 July – 30 August Every thread holds a story. Every weekend this July and August, Indus becomes a living loom, with master weavers, workshops you can join, and a market celebrating Indonesia’s textile herit...
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Ubud
Ubud’s appetite reaches beyond café breakfasts to Indonesian spice, comforting rice meals and thoughtful dinners in the town and its surrounding villages.
Sidemen Valley
Rice fields and village roads shape a quieter meal in Sidemen, from a simple lunch stop to Asian–Indonesian plates with the valley in view.
Balinese cooking
Bali’s rice plates carry layers of spice: slow-cooked poultry, coconut, vegetables and sharp sambal, with each kitchen choosing its own balance.
Ikan bakar
Smoke, tender fish and a bright hit of chilli define Bali’s grilled-fish meals, from coastal tables to simple restaurants further inland.
Satay
Bali’s satay makes a meal of smoke and spice, with skewered pieces and minced preparations offering different textures straight from the grill.
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01.Babi Guling RBGBalinese restaurantDenpasar pork purists bypass the highway spots and head down a residential alley for Babi Guling RBG. Plates come straight from the family kitchen—skin that snaps, skewers off the coals, and meat tossed in bumbu sere lemo. Neighborhood regulars fill the porch for fair prices and quick service. For the braised pig's ear, morning pots run dry by 11:00 AM.Gg. Buntu VI No.16a, Pemecutan, Kec. Denpasar Bar., Kota Denpasar, Bali 80112, Indonesia+62 878-6331-6181
02.Babi Guling Ibu gendutRestaurantA restaurant serving great food.Mas,Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali, 80852, Indonesia6287803435056
03.Babi Guling GrencengBalinese restaurantDowntown Denpasar has counted on this roadside stall since 1965 for honest Balinese roast pork without the theater. Regulars head straight here for the crunch—crackling skin snapping over tender meat steeped in fragrant bumbu. Just clean tables, a welcoming owner behind the counter, and three portion tiers of suckling pig rice maxing out at 35k.86W6+H6F, Jl. Sutomo, Pemecutan Kaja, Kec. Denpasar Utara, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80231, Indonesia+62 813-3855-4984
04.Warung Babi Guling Putra CelagiBalinese restaurantDeep in rural Bangli, this family compound roasts suckling pig with serious village tradition—no commercial shortcuts, just genuine coconut oil and crackling pork skin. An hour out from Ubud, regulars make the morning run before the day's single batch sells out. Plates come piled with pure roast pork, rich spices, and hot broth for pocket change, completely skipping filler like fried meat. Pull up a stool along the breezy residential terrace, order extra crispy skin before noon, and wash it down with an iced tea.Jl. Desa Apuan No.87, Apuan, Kec. Susut, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80661, Indonesia+62 831-1903-5782
05.Babi Guling Sari Kembar 99Balinese restaurantSkip the tourist strips along the coast—this Teuku Umar dining hall turns out Balinese roast pork at everyday local prices. Regulars line up for mixed plates piled with tender spit-roasted meat, skewers, and spiced broth ladled over warm rice. A wide parking lot and brisk counter service keep roadside stops easy from early morning until late evening. Most diners immediately order a second plate of crackling skin, while anyone skipping pork can swap in tender ayam betutu.Jl. Teuku Umar Barat No.99, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80119, Indonesia+62 812-3713-8963