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Dewi Sri Food Center

Jl. Raya Kuta No.59, Kuta, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

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Jl. Raya Kuta No.59, Kuta, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

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+62 813-3963-6511
HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Friday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Dewi Sri Food Center

Dewi Sri Food Center solves dinner gridlock with dozens of provincial stalls grouped into one bustling, open-air hub. Perfect when nobody in the crew agrees—pork satay fans, noodle lovers, and strictly halal eaters grab a seat together and order across separate vendors without fuss. Night owls drop by after dark for wok-charred kwetiau goreng, rich sate Padang, or grilled shrimp bathed in spicy saos padang. Cold es jeruk and fresh aloe vera juice balance the heat. Ample vehicle and scooter parking keeps logistics painless, leaving everyone free to wander, graze, and trade bites.

  • Cross-Stall Ordering: Diners can settle at one table while ordering freely across halal kitchens, pork vendors, and regional spots.
  • Provincial Street Food Variety: Stalls turn out wok-fried kwetiau, grilled prawns in rich sauces, and regional satay skewers at wallet-friendly local prices.
  • Hassle-Free Parking: Spacious on-site parking accommodates motorbikes and cars easily for effortless evening and late-night stops.
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Why Dine at Dewi Sri Food Center

Why locals and travelers choose Dewi Sri Food Center for diverse, communal dining in Kuta

  • Seamless Group Dining for Every Craving

    With dozens of independent regional eateries under one roof, mixed groups can easily satisfy differing cravings and dietary needs together without friction.

    Perfect place for a group that can’t decide what to have for dinner because there’s always something for everyone.

    Eric Vryant

  • Inclusive Halal and Non-Halal Options Together

    Both certified halal eateries and pork specialty stalls operate side by side in the complex, allowing diners with diverse diets to share a table safely.

    1 area yg banyak sekali depot makanannya dari yg halal sd non halal, wisata kuliner yg menarik

    Rudy Soesilo

  • Authentic Multi-Provincial Indonesian Street Food

    Visitors can sample authentic provincial dishes from across Indonesia, including Padang sate, Medan stir-fried noodles, and regional soups in a single stop.

    Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore authentic Indonesian flavors from different provinces in one place!

    Linda Nolan

  • Vibrant Alfresco Night Market Atmosphere

    The open-air dining center provides an energetic night market atmosphere complete with evening lighting and an array of hawker choices.

    It has a great alfresco night market vibe with tons of different food stalls to choose from!

    Nancy Indahwati

  • Cross-Stall Ordering Flexibility

    The flexible multi-vendor setup allows guests to sit at any stall and order dishes or drinks across multiple independent tenants seamlessly.

    you can sit at one of the food vendors and make an order at another food vendor in this area.

    Anandra Ilham

  • Effortless Access and Ample Parking

    Conveniently located along Raya Kuta, the center offers swift service and generous parking spaces capable of accommodating motorbikes and cars effortlessly.

    With ample parking for both cars and motorcycles, it primarily attracts local residents.

    Haraguchi Tetsunori

Beloved street food staples and regional specialties across communal stalls

  • Sate Padang

    I tried the sate Padang and kwetiau goreng, both were absolutely amazing!

    Linda Nolan

  • Kwetiau Goreng

    I tried the sate Padang and kwetiau goreng, both were absolutely amazing!

    Linda Nolan

  • Bihun Goreng

    Bihun Goreng (Fried Rice Vermicelli): Rp 56k

    Nancy Indahwati

  • Nasi Goreng Ayam

    Today, I ordered Nasi Goreng Ayam (Indonesian-style fried rice with chicken) from one of the halal food stalls. It was a classic Indonesian dish, freshly prepared, flavorful, and very satisfying.

    Haraguchi Tetsunori

Before you head over

Key tips on dietary navigation, cross-stall ordering, and timing your visit

  • Check Halal and Non-Halal Signage

    The food center houses both halal and non-halal stalls alongside each other. Muslim and dietary-conscious visitors should carefully verify stall signage before ordering, as pork options and dedicated halal vendors operate in the same open space.

  • Mix and Match Across Vendors

    You do not have to confine your party's order to a single kitchen. Take advantage of the communal food court layout by sitting at one stall while ordering dishes and drinks from neighboring vendors across the center.

  • Come in the Evening for Full Stalls

    Visit in the evening for the full food court atmosphere, when the night market lights come on and the maximum number of stalls are open. Onsite parking accommodates motorbikes, cars, and larger vehicles easily.

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