Nusa Dua Restaurants
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Yakiniku Sama-Sama Restaurant
Yakiniku Sama-Sama Restaurant is a modern Japanese restaurant. Each table is equipped with a smokeless grill for you to cook with. A 90-minute ‘all you can eat’ menu is available and their ‘Special Offer’ covers a premium or regular set of daily fresh meat (both local and imported) with free flow beer, soda, as well as juices. The eatery holds up to 120 ...
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Whacko Beach Club
The Whacko Beach Club overlooks the exciting marine sport activities of Tanjung Benoa, from an indoor dining venue serving local and international cuisine and a lounge that hosts chill-out sessions. It boasts a cosy restaurant, a large blue tiled lap pool with a swim-up bar serving signature cocktails, shaded loungers and draped cabanas on the sand.The restaurant's eclectic menu presents a wealth of Western delights, from pizzas, pastas and grills, to tempting local ...
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Warung Dobil
If Ubud has Warung Ibu Oka and Denpasar has Warung Chandra, then Nusa Dua has Warung Dobil, serving Bali’s most famous roast pork dish ‘babi guling’. This small eatery looks very traditional and you might think that it’s just another street-food place when you pass it by; but in fact, Dobil is a big name among Balinese pork menu lovers, especially in the ...
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Ulam
A good reputation doesn’t happen instantly. Take Ulam for an example; the restaurant may look old and far from modern, but it’s renowned for delivering satisfying service year after year. As a Balinese and seafood restaurant, Ulam’s specialities feature a seafood basket, grilled fish, the seafood parade, the Indonesian rijsttafel (A dishful of rice with small portions of side dishes), and megibung (Bali’s ...
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The Cafe at The Mulia
The Cafe is the go-to place in southern Nusa Dua if you’re in for luxury and chic dining with cutting edge interiors to augment the experience. Simply named, The Cafe is located right under the lobby of The Mulia and offers excellent brunches with its multitude of live cooking stations that each present different types of dishes. You can embark on a true ...
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The Balinese Theatre
Looking for a unique dining experience on the island of Gods? The Ayodya Resort’s Balinese Theatre Restaurant is definitely where to go. The concept is derived from the combination of an open-air amphitheatre and a restaurant. Waiters wear Balinese traditional clothes as they welcome guests by scattering aromatic flower petals. The buffet is ranged on each side of the stage and what’s on ...
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Tapa Bistro at The Bale
Tapa Bistro at The Bale Villas and Spa in Nusa Dua presents an eclectic mix of tapas and homemade delights best shared with friends and family. The dining experience is laidback, and great times can be had here over a selection of wines, sangria, beers, spirits and cocktails. The tapas menu offers unique and individual dishes, reflecting the modern fusion of international cuisine. ...
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Sushi Bar Teppanyakki
Following the success of Sushi Bar Tsukiji Tei in Kuta, Chef Hideo Yamamoto opened this simple tatami-style outlet at the backyard of Sogo Department Store. Sushi Bar’s menu covers sushi sets, bowls, as well as a la carte dishes; gohan mono (rice dish), noodles, tempura, teppanyaki, an extensive selection of rolls, and much more. This small eatery may not have fancy décor, but the ...
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Slavyanka
Slavyanka is the only Russian restaurant on the island. The nine-page menu covers food from the Far East to Europe and practical suggestions of drinks and appetizers, as well as interesting dishes: plates of iced caviar with a stack of blinis on the side as its popular entrée, pilgrim's bag of creamy pork & mushrooms, the famous borsht – (the Ukrainian combination of ...
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Raja’s Balinese Cuisine
Raja’s Balinese Cuisine is an award-winning beachfront restaurant located within the Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa Bali. Raja’s serves Balinese culinary treats with ingredients and tastes for all. Its name in Indonesian means ‘Of Kings’ and it aptly features a royal-themed, well-illuminated wooden interior and exterior, complemented by unique Balinese décor of crafts and fabrics.You can choose to dine indoors or outdoors and a group up to 10 persons can book the ...
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Queens of India
Queens of India Nusa Dua is the Indian restaurant chain's latest addition, located on Jalan Pratama in the Tanjung Benoa area.This new restaurant adds to the specialty dining array of existing venues in Tanjung Benoa, such as the famous Bumbu Bali restaurant and cooking school, and the TAO Bali. Opening Hours: 08:00 - 22:00 Location: Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa, No. ...
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Pirates Bay Bali
Pirates Bay Bali is a pirate-themed open-air cafe and restaurant on the Nusa Dua peninsula, comprising a replica pirate ship on the sand, several tree houses, a bay lookout tower, a pirates’ kitchen and a fun host of treasure hunt activities in which you can participate as a family. A great addition to the list of tenants at The Bay Nusa Dua dining complex, Pirates Bay adds a touch of adventure, with its ...
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Pica Tapas Bar & Churrasqueria
‘A haven for meat lovers’ best describes this eatery in the large Bali Collection complex. Pica Tapas Bar & Churrasqueria offers the best cuts on the market as well as imported meat, embracing the theme of an authentic Brazilian rotisserie and steakhouse. With up to 150 seats capacity, you can choose to sit in air-conditioned comfort or at the open-air back patio to ...
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Pasar Senggol
A tribute to Bali’s rich culture in a well-maintained place is the Grand Hyatt Bali’s Pasar Senggol. It is the resort’s regular and main evening happening as every night is highlighted by live performances like the hypnotic ‘Kecak’ dance or the legendary Ramayana ballet. As in a local market, food stalls as well as trolleys of both Indonesian and Balinese dishes are set ...
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Paon Beachclub
Among the island’s increasingly popular beach clubs, Paon Beachclub lies on the eastern shores of the Tanjung Benoa peninsula, just north of the Conrad Bali. Located within the multipurpose Taman Bhagawan complex, Paon offers a great combination of poolside lawns, sea views and breezes, and excellent international and local menus along with an exciting ‘Sunday market’ program for families.Meaning ‘Kitchen’ in Balinese, Paon ...
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Ocean Terrace
If you’re thinking of having a romantic dinner under palm trees on the edge of the only white-sand beach in Bali, accompanied by a mix of classical music tunes on a grand piano and the sound of the lapping waves on the shore, Ocean Terrace is where to go. Its forte lies in the fresh seafood catches that are kept in giant fish tanks surrounding the open kitchen, along with Asian and Continental ...
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Nyoman’s Beer Garden
Andreas Menzel, the founder of PT Sendok Bali Restaurant Group, opened his very first restaurant in 1996 by the name of Nyoman’s Beer Garden. The German Chef, after years of working across Europe, Australia, and South Africa, carries on with his high-quality delivery here by stepping into the kitchen himself.The menu covers a wide variety of soups, appetizers, salad, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, pasta, ...
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Nusa Dua Beach Grill
Nusa Dua Beach Grill is the biggest, internationally-known, stand-alone restaurant overlooking the calm blue waters and white sand of Geger Beach. The covered area has a direct view to the sea with a separate pavilion on the left-hand side of the entrance. The menu covers pasta, seafood, sandwiches, and a variety of Indonesian dishes; but most of all, guests’ favourite is said to be mahi-mahi, comprising dates, black olives, steamed vegetables, as well ...
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Matsuri
Matsuri is a formal high-class Japanese restaurant in the area of the Bali Collection that focuses on grilled dishes and teppanyaki. The airy atmosphere here is complemented by typical Japanese wall decorations, and lanterns. The fare includes miso soup, ginger fried pork, ramen broths, Kobe beef, 12-piece tuna roll and much more. Large delectable portions come with prices to match and several VIP ...
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Mai-Mai
After walking around the Bali Collection in the sun, the cold towels presented upon entering the Mai-Mai restaurant are ultra refreshing and will instantly wipe away your tiredness. Their free welcome orange with arak will quench your thirst as soon as you’re seated. Next, the predominant Balinese dishes and Chinese food as well as a considerable selection of international meals on the menu ...