
Ikan Bakar dan Goreng Khas Jimbaran
Ikan bakar restaurant
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A whole grilled fish needs very little ceremony. In Bali, the appeal is the contrast between the smoky surface, soft flesh and a sharp spoonful of sambal. Jimbaran gives this meal a famous beach setting, but the appetite travels across the island. One Balinese pairing brings raw shallot, chilli and lemongrass to the fish, with plain rice ready to catch the juices.
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Ikan bakar restaurant
● Recommended by Mate's Table
Ikan bakar restaurant
● Recommended by Mate's TableIkan bakar restaurant, Indonesian restaurant, Restaurant, Sundanese restaurant
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Ikan bakar restaurant, Diner, Restaurant, Seafood restaurant
● Recommended by Mate's Table
Ikan bakar restaurant
● Recommended by Mate's TableIkan bakar restaurant
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Ubud’s appetite reaches beyond café breakfasts to Indonesian spice, comforting rice meals and thoughtful dinners in the town and its surrounding villages.

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.

Bali’s rice plates carry layers of spice: slow-cooked poultry, coconut, vegetables and sharp sambal, with each kitchen choosing its own balance.

Bali’s satay makes a meal of smoke and spice, with skewered pieces and minced preparations offering different textures straight from the grill.