Restaurant

UTSAV Indian & Pan-Asian

Jl. Raya Uluwatu No.82, Ungasan, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

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Jl. Raya Uluwatu No.82, Ungasan, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

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HoursMonday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About UTSAV Indian & Pan-Asian

UTSAV serves uncompromising North Indian comfort and Indo-Chinese staples right along the Uluwatu route. Travelers stopping en route to GWK or the cliffs rely on the kitchen when local fare leaves them longing for home spices. Diners praise the rich dal makhani, blistered garlic naan, and paneer makhni, alongside unexpected street-style plates like Schezwan fried rice and crispy Gobi Manchurian. The owner frequently stops by tables to coordinate family celebrations or pour steaming masala chai. A garden terrace in the back offers quiet room for crisp samosas and aloo tikki chaat finished with cool yogurt.

  • Cross-Regional Menu: Traditional subcontinental dishes sit alongside Indo-Chinese plates like Schezwan fried rice, Gobi Manchurian, and dim sum.
  • Uluwatu Highway Pitstop: Conveniently set along Jl. Raya Uluwatu, providing an easy pause for travelers heading to GWK or southern temples.
  • Owner-Led Hospitality: The hands-on owner frequently greets guests, offers warm chai, and personally coordinates family events.

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Why Choose UTSAV Indian & Pan-Asian

Why travelers and diners choose UTSAV when exploring South Bali

  • Authentic Regional Indian Staples

    Travelers craving regional home recipes find accurately spiced staples including dal makhani, jira rice, and fresh parathas.

    Your craving for traditional indian food end here in Bali.

    Avinash
  • Cross-Cuisine Indian and Pan-Asian Menu

    The expansive menu integrates Indian regional cooking alongside Indo-Chinese and Pan-Asian favorites like Schezwan fried rice and Gobi Manchurian.

    Wide range in menu (it won't disappoint you). Must visit for Indians (you might feel like you are dinning at Indian restaurant)

    Krutik Barot
  • Nostalgic Flavors of Home

    Guests find nostalgic comfort and relief from holiday palate fatigue through faithful home recipes.

    The food here tastes just like back home in India. Every dish was full of flavor

    Somanath Jadhav
  • Proprietor-Led Hospitality

    The hands-on owner actively greets tables, offers complimentary treats, and coordinates personal milestone touches.

    we also met the owner who was super friendly and fun to talk to. we also got complementary indian masala chai from the owner.

    abhishek pandey
  • Convenient South Bali Touring Pitstop

    Situated on Jalan Raya Uluwatu, the venue serves as a reliable sit-down dining stop en route to and from iconic South Bali landmarks.

    We were craving for Indian food, and Utsav was a wonderful pitstop on our way to Uluwatu.

    Vyankatesh Kharage
  • Strict Vegetarian and Jain Accommodations

    Vegetarian, vegan, and Jain diners can comfortably order without worrying about cross-contamination or restricted ingredients.

    This place feels like heaven for all vegetarian people, trust me the food is amazing, perfect balance of spices and it has vegan food.

    Parth Sharma

Other favorites

Accompaniments, beverages, desserts, and starters to complete your meal

  • Garlic Naan

    Every dish was full of flavor – from the butter chicken to the garlic naan.

    Somanath Jadhav
  • Masala Chai

    The biryani was flavorful, and the masala chai was just perfect.

    Pavan Patil
  • Gulab Jamun with Ice Cream

    Gulag jamun with ice cream (5 out of 5) - cheery on the top dessert

    Krutik Barot
  • Bonton Dim Sum

    We tried Bonton Dimpsum, Chana Masala, Masala Papad, Garlic Naan, Dal Tadka Jeera Rice and Masala tea, and everything was top notch.

    Riya Pandya

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality gestures and personalized touches experienced at UTSAV

  • Proprietor-Led Birthday Celebrations

    The proprietor personally organizes celebratory music and rallies the full staff to sing along for milestone family moments, accompanied by complimentary ice cream for the table.

  • Complimentary Masala Chai Hospitality

    Guests often receive spontaneous hospitality directly from the owner, including complimentary cups of authentic Indian masala chai during brunch and lunch visits.

  • Tailored Vegetarian & Jain Dining Care

    The kitchen prepares dedicated Jain and vegan-friendly adaptations alongside traditional Indian vegetarian staples, offering complete dietary peace of mind.

  • Spontaneous Roadside Care & Shelter

    When unexpected travel mishaps occur nearby, the owner and team step in with roadside assistance and complimentary food and drinks to restore shaken travelers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are vegetarian, vegan, or Jain options available?

Yes. The menu features an extensive selection of vegetarian dishes, including paneer makhni, chana masala, dal makhani, and aloo tikki chaat, alongside vegan and Jain-friendly preparations.

Do they serve dishes beyond traditional Indian food?

Alongside traditional North and South Indian curries, breads, and tandoori items, the restaurant serves Indo-Chinese and Pan-Asian dishes such as Schezwan fried rice, Gobi Manchurian, honey chilli potato, and dim sum.

Is parking available at the restaurant?

Yes, parking is available on site for guests visiting the restaurant.

Can you order food for takeaway or delivery?

Both dine-in and takeaway are available, and the restaurant also supports delivery orders for guests dining off-site.

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