THE BALI FOOD GUIDE
Bali, already mapped out for you.
240+ pages of restaurants, cafés, beach clubs, neighbourhoods, maps, itineraries and places actually worth booking.
Curated for travellers who want to eat exceptionally well without spending hours researching where to go.
Digital guide · Instant access · Read on phone, tablet or laptop
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A Peek Inside the Guide
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240 PAGES OF BALI, CURATED.
More than a Bali restaurant list.
THE BALI FOOD GUIDE
240 pages · 150+ recommendations · 7 precincts · maps + itineraries
✓ Restaurants actually worth the reservation
✓ Cafés, bakeries & breakfast spots
✓ Hidden gems & local favourites
✓ Bali neighbourhood guides
✓ Food maps
✓ Perfect weekend itineraries
✓ What to order
✓ Where to splurge
✓ Reservation tips
✓ Places worth leaving the CBD for
Top restaurants
Cafés
Maps
Itineraries
Local dishes
What our customers say
★★★★★
“We found the guide half way through our month long Bali trip and it did not disappoint. We used it daily after that and found so many new places we now recommend to our friends.”
Emily R. — Sydney, Australia
★★★★★
“Having everything already narrowed down made such a difference. It felt like someone had done all the research for us and just handed over the good bits.”
Olivia K. — Auckland, New Zealand
★★★★★
“We used it way more than I thought we would. By the end of the trip it was basically our little Bali food cheat sheet — especially when we were in a new area and had no idea where to eat.”
Georgia P. — Perth, Australia
SEMINYAK : CANGGU : UBUD : ULUWATU : SANUR : KUTA : BERAWA : JIMBARAN
GOOGLE CAN TELL YOU WHAT’S NEARBY.
We’d rather tell you what’s worth going to in Bali.
There is no shortage of restaurant recommendations online. The problem is working out which ones are actually worth your time.
The Bali Food Guide brings the good stuff together. It does the groundwork before you arrive: the places worth booking, neighbourhoods worth exploring and dishes worth ordering.
Digital guide · Instant access · Read on phone, tablet or laptop
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Worth the booking
Restaurants with a real reason to go — exceptional food, atmosphere, setting or a dining experience that earns a place in the itinerary.
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Make every meal count
A finite number of breakfasts, lunches and dinners means every recommendation matters. The guide helps you spend them well.
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Explore Bali, through food
Neighbourhoods, markets, cafés, maps and itineraries help you experience Bali beyond the reservation itself.
Explore Bali by Neighbourhood
There are beachfront dining rooms, the warungs and bars of Seminyak, long lunches in the rice fields of Ubud, laid-back neighbourhood favourites in Canggu and Berawa, Sanur’s beachfront cafés, Kuta’s buzzing food scene, and places further south that are worth leaving the crowds for.
- Seminyak — upscale dining, beach clubs and sunset cocktail bars
- Canggu — laneway cafés, natural wine bars and Batu Bolong’s brunch scene
- Ubud — leafy jungle cafés, organic markets and rice-field dining
- Uluwatu — clifftop restaurants, ocean views and destination sunset dinners
- Berawa — Bali’s most stylish restaurants, bars and boutiques
- Kuta — casual eats, rooftop bars and Bali’s buzzing dining scene
- Jimbaran — waterfront seafood dining, beachside grills and destination restaurants
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Best Restaurants in Brisbane
Read more: Best Restaurants in BrisbaneThe five best restaurants in Brisbane: Agnes, Restaurant Dan Arnold, Hôntô, Greca and Maeve Wine Bar. Where to book, what to order and who each one suits.
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BAKED. – Bali, Canggu
Read more: BAKED. – Bali, CangguBAKED. is the Bali bakery worth arriving early for. Our review of the sourdough, pastries, breakfast menu and coffee, with prices, locations and what to order.
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KYND – Bali, Uluwatu
Read more: KYND – Bali, UluwatuKYND Uluwatu is the pink, plant-forward café on Jalan Labuansait in Pecatu. Our full review: the smoothie bowls, the pancakes, what lunch costs, opening hours and whether you can book a table.
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Greca – Australia, Brisbane
Read more: Greca – Australia, BrisbaneGreca is the Greek taverna on the Brisbane riverfront at Howard Smith Wharves, beneath the Story Bridge. Here is what to order, what it costs and how to book a table by the water.
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Buzo – Bali, Seminyak
Read more: Buzo – Bali, SeminyakBuzo on Jalan Kayu Aya serves sushi alongside sourdough pizza and robata skewers beside cacio e pepe. Our full review of the Seminyak restaurant: what to order, what it costs and whether you need to book.
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hôntô – Australia, Brisbane
Read more: hôntô – Australia, BrisbaneHôntô is hidden behind an unmarked black door off Alden Street in Fortitude Valley. Here is what to order, what it costs and whether you need to book.
Inside the guides you’ll find:
NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDES
Know where to wander, eat and stay.
FOOD MAPS
See how the places on your list actually fit together.
ONE PERFECT FOOD DAY
Breakfast through to the final drink.
WEEKEND ITINERARIES
A ready-made plan for two very good days.
THREE-DAY ITINERARIES
For a little more time and considerably more eating.
BUDGET PICKS
Great food without spending the entire holiday fund.
THE SPLURGE LIST
The beautiful hotels, rooftops and special reservations.
RESERVATION TIPS
What to book ahead and when.
& MUCH MORE
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