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Warung · Jl. Mertanadi, Kerobokan (Seminyak-adjacent)
The Seminyak-area (Batu Belig) branch, opened in 2016, of the Ubud institution — known for Balinese-style barbecued pork ribs and its potent martinis, in a casual warung format.
Best for: a group here for smoky ribs and martinis; a casual, no-fuss dinner; an easy meal soon after landing
Warung · Jl. Danau Tamblingan
A long-running sit-down Balinese warung on the main Danau Tamblingan strip, known for home-style Balinese cooking built around duck and roast pork, in a traditional wood interior.
Best for: a sit-down dinner of authentic Balinese classics; families and small groups; travellers wanting table-service rather than a hawker stall
Warung · Jl. Danau Poso, south Sanur
A family-run warung open around 25 years, best known locally for its nasi campur and Balinese home cooking alongside some Indonesian and Western dishes.
Best for: nasi campur and Balinese home cooking in a relaxed sit-down setting; mixed groups where some want Western options; travellers in south Sanur
Warung · Jl. Petitenget
A small family-run warung on Petitenget known for a soulful nasi campur, run by Ibu Eny and her husband with an open kitchen and mostly local produce, cooked fresh daily.
Best for: travellers wanting a personal, home-cooked nasi campur; couples or small groups; those curious about the open kitchen
Warung · Padang Linjong
A small family-run Javanese-Balinese warung serving home-style nasi campur at lunch. Semi-indoor with street views; open roughly 10am–5pm, closed Sundays.
Best for: home-style Javanese nasi campur; a midday lunch; vegetarians (plentiful veg options); travellers near Padang Linjong or Echo Beach wanting an unfussy local plate
Warung · Batu Bolong
A semi-open Indonesian warung on the Batu Bolong strip serving Halal local staples — nasi campur, nasi goreng and satay — with an outdoor seating section. Open daily 10am–10pm.
Best for: Halal diners; a central Batu Bolong location; casual dinner as well as lunch; travellers wanting familiar local staples in an easy setting
Warung · Jalan Cemara
Small, tidy family-run warung serving Balinese, Indonesian and some Western dishes with plenty of vegetarian options, plus local coffee and fresh cocktails.
Best for: relaxed local meal; vegetarians; travellers wanting a home-style, no-fuss dinner
Warung · Jimbaran
A no-frills, family-run roadside seafood warung on Jalan Uluwatu II in Jimbaran that grills just three things — fish, prawns and clams — served with three sambals plus free plecing kangkung and raw vegetables, and closes entirely on any day the catch isn't fresh.
Best for: Travellers who want cheap, genuinely fresh grilled seafood over the touristy Jimbaran beach-BBQ setups; come after it opens around 1pm and before the day's catch sells out.
Warung · Jl. Nakula (Seminyak–Legian border)
A family-run Javanese warung in a quiet alley on the Seminyak–Legian border, cooking from early morning so nasi campur and sides are ready by late morning. Advertised as non-MSG and halal.
Best for: halal diners; a midday lunch (best around 12–1pm); travellers wanting simple home-style Javanese food
Warung · Bualu (Jl. Siligita)
A busy local nasi campur warung opposite Hotel Santika Siligita, serving Balinese mixed-rice plates built around chicken. One of the go-to cheap Balinese meals in the Nusa Dua/Bualu area.
Best for: a cheap authentic Balinese breakfast or lunch; solo travellers and families staying in Nusa Dua who want local food near the resorts; those who like a spice option
Warung · Seminyak
A casual Balinese warung in Kayu Aya Square on Jl. Kayu Aya (the Oberoi strip), best known for slow-cooked, spice-marinated pork ribs sold by weight with a range of chilli levels, plus babi guling, satay and rijsttafel.
Best for: A relaxed, well-priced local lunch or dinner for travellers wanting authentic Balinese pork ribs without the fine-dining setting.
Warung · Batu Bolong
A family-run point-and-pick nasi campur warung where you choose rice then add vegetables and meats from the display. One of Canggu's most popular local rice stalls, open daily 9am–9pm.
Best for: cheap authentic nasi campur; solo diners and quick lunches; build-your-own plate eaters; first-timers who want a low-friction, English-friendly setup
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