Restaurant

Yellow Flower Café

Jl. Raya Campuhan, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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Jl. Raya Campuhan, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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HoursMonday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Yellow Flower Café

Perched above Penestanan on a pedestrian ridge, this open-air refuge trades road traffic for views of Mount Agung and wholesome organic cooking. Ditch the scooter at the base of the stairs—the climb weeds out the crowds. Regulars settle in after morning yoga for cold brew or 7th Heaven iced coffee, working through gluten-free crêpes, rice bowls with pineapple-flecked nasi goreng, and crisp vegetable dosas. Come Sunday evening, the kitchen turns out a communal Balinese banquet loaded with traditional vegetable curries and sambal.

  • Footpath-only ridge perch: Reachable solely on foot via stone steps and narrow paths, keeping the open-air dining rooms entirely clear of scooter noise.
  • Sunday Balinese banquet: Weekly evening feast showcasing regional Balinese recipes, house-ground spices, and predominantly vegetarian curries.
  • Wholesome Balinese cooking: Extensive gluten-free and vegan choices prepared with organic ingredients, fresh herbs, and local coconut oil.

What's On at Yellow Flower Café

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Key Advantages

Why diners choose Yellow Flower Café for mindful nourishment, jungle stillness, and authentic community buffets.

  • Peaceful Sanctuary Removed from Crowds

    Tucked high along a ridge path isolated completely from scooter traffic, guests find an unhurried, serene natural haven looking out over surrounding jungle canopies.

    The café has a lovely, peaceful energy and feels like a little sanctuary away from the crowds.

    Vivian Cheung
  • Hilltop Setting with Jungle Views

    Overlooking lush tropical forest and Mount Agung on clear days, the hilltop setting provides a serene backdrop for unhurried rest.

    This small food paradise is hidden in the hills of Ubud with an incredible view of the jungle and the volcano.

    Muriel Frischknecht
  • Clean Cooking with Wholesome Organic Ingredients

    Dishes are crafted around organic produce and coconut oil cooking, offering clean, nourishing options tailored to vegan and gluten-free diets.

    They use coconut oil and organic ingredients for all their dishes.

    Annaki Nguyen
  • Sunday Night Balinese Feast

    Every Sunday evening, the kitchen lays out a traditional communal Balinese banquet loaded with hearty, flavor-packed vegetarian and local specialties.

    Every Sunday night they prepare a Balinese buffet which is delicious and extremely good value. The food is mostly vegetarian

    Chara Love
  • Quiet Footpath and Ridge Access

    Because the café is reached only via pedestrian paths and stairway trails, visitors leave traffic, exhaust, and vehicle commotion behind.

    It is only accessible by foot, which makes it so peaceful.

    nikki Garland
  • Unhurried Spaces to Linger and Read

    With an assortment of comfortable wooden seating, swing chairs, and rustic open-air nooks, guests easily settle in for uninterrupted reading and work.

    Such pleasant environment, where you can sit for hours, enjoy your meals and then reading a book or just watching the world go by

    Flo G

Other favorites

Specialty drinks, breakfast bowls, and light refreshments for slow mornings

  • 7th Heaven Coffee

    The 7th heaven coffee is deffinetly my fav there

    Kola
  • Gluten-Free Crepe

    the most delicious gluten-free crepe for breakfast

    Annet Radeck
  • Homemade Granola-Muesli Breakfast Bowl

    I ordered a homemade granola-muesli breakfast bowl. The grated coconut tasted great.

    Saurabh
  • Tender Coconut

    To make up for the missing khombucha I asked for a tender coconut. It was huge and the water was a meal in itself.

    Saurabh

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful details that elevate this Penestanan hilltop retreat

  • Attentive Allergen & Dietary Care

    Staff take meticulous care with complex dietary restrictions, reliably accommodating allergies to nuts, peanuts, and shellfish across extensive menu options.

  • Heritage Village Coffee Sourcing

    The café sources coffee directly from the owner's ancestral village, providing a traceable local brew to pair with morning meals.

  • Artisan Jewelry & Craft Corner

    Guests can browse an in-house collection of handmade jewelry and decorative artisan pieces crafted by the owner's wife.

  • Eclectic Hanging Swings & Floor Lounging

    The seating layout features hanging swings, bean bags, and traditional woven floor mats with cushions, inviting visitors to linger unhurriedly amid jungle vistas.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to the café?

The café is located on a pedestrian-only ridge and is accessible exclusively on foot. Reaching it requires a 10-minute walk along a narrow walking path or climbing flights of stairs, as cars and scooters cannot reach the entrance directly.

Do they host a Sunday buffet?

Every Sunday night, the café hosts a Balinese buffet and banquet that is predominantly vegetarian, featuring traditional dishes alongside occasional meat or fish selections.

Are there vegan, gluten-free, or allergy-friendly food options?

The menu accommodates vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets, offering items such as vegan dosas, gluten-free crepes, and smoothie bowls, with kitchen staff able to cater to specific nut and shellfish allergies.

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