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CharMing
CharMing is the sister restaurant of the RestoMing which is located just a few hundred meters away in Sanur. CharMing features an impressive layout blending Javanese architectural features of a 'joglo' traditional house and Balinese hints of a 'wantilan' pavilion as well. The restaurant is open for dinner only, and the subtle lighting throughout the garden settings provide a relaxing dining ambiance. CharMing ...
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Chong Gi Wa
Would you rather have your beef rare or perfectly stewed? Like Japanese shabushabu style restaurants, Korean Chong Gi Wa have adopted the table-cooking treat for a more personal result. Serving almost every Korean traditional noodle-based dish, including chab che (fried noodles), naengmion (cold buckwheat noodles), and ramyun (Korean ramen with spicy flavour), this sister restaurant to Swiss Bel-Hotel Nusa Dua’s Hwa Rang-Jung also caters the famous bool kogee, kalbee, kimchi chige, ...
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La Bar’Racca
Flapjaks is Rama Restaurant Group's line of outlets that offer a large variety of pancakes and home-made gelato. The Sanur outlet is located on Jalan Cemara 27, offering an inspired menu of delicious pancakes, waffles, crepes and fusion on deliciously home-made gelato; alongside choices of coffee and smoothies. Opening Hours: 07:00 - 24:00 Address: Jalan Cemara 27, Sanur Tel: +62 (0)361 287 ...
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Kopi Bali House in Sanur
Flagship Outlet of Bali’s Legendary Coffee A popular coffee shop on Sanur’s end of Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai, Kopi Bali House is the flourishing offshoot of Kopi Bali, the island’s top coffee producer and distributor of the famous Butterfly Globe brand. A tall three-level shop in a small business complex, the ‘house’ offers an oasis in the cosy interiors of its restaurant and café, serving Western and Indonesian fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner, ...
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La Bar’Racca
La Bar’Racca is all about pasta. Pages and pages of the menu show nothing but the Italian dish, but worry not for it’s absolutely right to devour as much as you like; after all, it is the reason you came in the first place. First courses include spaghetti, penne, bucatini, linguine, fusilli, gnocchi, tortellini, ravioli, crechietta, fettucine, tagliatelli, agnolotti, cannoncini and bocconcini, accompanied ...
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Manik Organik
Manik Organik is a beacon for healthy dining in Sanur, serving tasty organic food with a passion for all things natural and chemical-free. Although the menu is a good mix, vegetarians and even vegans are welcome. Attentive service is delivered by a team of well-trained staff, and the restaurant features both indoor and alfresco dining areas. Menu selections include gluten free and vegan ...
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Peppers Latino Grill and Bar
Zorro would gladly lean back and chill out if he happened to visit this bar. Its warm and casual air soothes every gringo who’s stranded in this tropical paradise. To satisfy your cravings for Southern America’s cocina, try the tasty set menus with dishes such as Cuban empanadas de fruta bomba y queso, pargu con salsa de cilantro y limon verde which is ...
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Rib Warung Steak
Rib Warung Steak lives up to its name, serving a variety of steaks on Jalan Danau Tamblingan in Sanur, as well as covering both Western and Indonesian food at affordable prices. Rib Warung Steak is open for lunch and dinner. Address: Jalan Danau Tamblingan 100, Sanur Tel: +62 (0)361 287 542 Cuisine: Western, steak Price Range: Affordable
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Ristorante Massimo
Brainchild of long-time Bali resident and chef, Massimo Sacco, his eponymous restaurant serves classic Italian cuisine, featuring the finest imported ingredients that are lovingly prepared and creatively presented. Must-tries include deep fried breaded fresh mozzarella with tomato sauce and anchovies for starters, mushroom and cream soup with garlic croutons, together with selections of salads, pastas, gnocchi, pizzas, Italian desserts including the chef’s own ...
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Sector Bar & Restaurant
Sector Bar & Restaurant is located beside the Bali Beach Golf Course, and in front of the Inna Grand Bali Beach hotel in Sanur. During the day, Sector caters to golfers and travellers presenting menu of Asian and International selections served in casual an atmosphere and views over the greens. Opening Hours: 06:00 - 23:00 Location: Jalan Hang Tuah 58, Sanur (Inna ...
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Segara Agung Restaurant
Segara Agung is typical of Jimbaran’s eateries but set 15 kilometres from the originals. It features mainly Indonesian and a small selection of Chinese dishes. This alfresco beachfront venue serves abundant seafoods and traditional Balinese dishes such as plecing kangkung with betutu chicken, sambal matah, the claimed-to-be-the-best chicken satay, and deep fried calamari served with tamarind and soy sauce. Additional Chinese meals are customised for Indonesian palates to attract a wider crowd. The ...
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Street Cafe
Assertively divergent from its name, this place is far from any street stereotype. Its elegant and modern accoutrements make the spacious indoors seem even more intimate for smaller groups. The music itself never represents the name; a grand piano in the main room truly jazzes the place up a little. Street Café offers the best of both worlds, in terms of eastern and ...
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Telaga Naga
Literally translated as the Dragon Pond, Telaga Naga is where the Szechuan and Cantonese dragon nests, in the form of garlic prawns, stir-fried grouper fillet, crispy boneless Peking style duck, and plenty of other luscious dishes and teas. Their A-grade dishes are served in even higher-grade surroundings. Perched on a secluded lagoon with ancient palace architecture, Telaga Naga will take you on a ...
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The Village
Judging by its neat tables set out front, you can assume that this twinkle-by-night bistro is something special. Its well-arranged interior and exquisite servings give The Village a city vibe. Grab the specials Fusilli Pasta or Ossobuco Con Piselli with a glass of Remy Martin, for the celebration you deserve and follow it with the wood-fired oven pizza with minced black pepper veal, and ...
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Three Monkeys Sanur
Three Monkeys in Sanur is a recent addition to the Sanur dining scene, and an urban-style extension to its sister rice field-side café in Ubud. The founders conceived this cosy diner on Sanur’s Jalan Danau Tamblingan as presenting ‘a combination of hot food, with cool jazz tunes’, and ‘featuring flavours from Bali to Mecca’.The founding trio, Kali, Denise and Ketut, who refer to their venture as ‘The Monkey Business’ that brought us the ...
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Tirta Poolside Restaurant
As part of the Sanur Beach Hotel's choice of food and beverage outlets, the main Tirta Poolside restaurant is an open-air venue that sits between the resort's two main swimming pools and nearby the Sanur beachfront, serving a comprehensive selection of Indonesian, international and Oriental specialties. The Tirta Poolside is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Opening Hours: 06:30 - 23:30
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Warung Mak Beng
This modest warung is listed as highly recommended in eatery guides and has served Sanur’s ravenous fishermen since 1941. The founder, Ketut Tjuki (usually called Mak -mom in English- Beng) claims to have patented the recipe of her famous snapper soup, grilled fish, and fish satay since 2005. The herbs and spices used vary from most Balinese seafood recipes, ...
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Cat and Fiddle
The Irish original is without a doubt the most relaxing venue in the Mertasari area. Serving traditional Celtic a la carte dishes as well as international basics, Cat and Fiddle is always jam-packed with regulars who always come back for more of the affable and intimate atmosphere. Every Tuesday from 8 o’clock, an Irish folk band is ready to get your head nodding ...
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Cafe Batu Jimbar
Café Batujimbar is a prominent restaurant and café in Sanur, best known for its all-embracing use of fresh organic ingredients, as well as a main venue for its anticipated regular Sunday morning organic markets.Hence, the restaurant is a favourite for health and wellbeing-conscious diners. Café Batujimbar was established in the early 90s and had undergone significant layout changes throughout the years.Referred to among ...
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Cafe Apa Kabar
The name literally means “How are you?” and this café is credited for its unique dining concept, mengibung, the idea of sharing a big plate of food with friends or family which was originally adopted from Balinese ceremonial feasts. In mengibung tradition all guests must eat and drink until no food remains, but it’s optional in here. You may customise your tray to suit your own needs or your gastric capacity. This style ...