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Boy'N'Cow — Restaurant

Restaurant · Seminyak

Boy'N'Cow

A premium steakhouse and cocktail lounge on Seminyak's Eat Street (Jl. Raya Kerobokan), open since 2017, serving dry-aged cuts cured on site for at least 30 days plus Australian, US and Japanese Wagyu including A5 grades; the industrial meat-boutique room pairs share-style steaks with a mezzanine speakeasy bar known for barrel-aged cocktails and single malts.

Best for: A carnivore-focused dinner out or a special occasion for serious steak and Wagyu lovers who want cocktails alongside.

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Kayumanis Resto Jimbaran — Restaurant

Restaurant · Jimbaran

Kayumanis Resto Jimbaran

The Indonesian restaurant of the Kayumanis Jimbaran Private Estate & Spa, set in a garden of coconut palms and housed in a replica Javanese joglo built almost entirely of hardwood, serving archipelago classics built around market-fresh produce and catch-of-the-day seafood, with signature dishes like betutu duck, beef ribs and charcoal-grilled prawns.

Best for: A relaxed sit-down dinner of regional Indonesian cooking in a resort garden setting, for couples or travellers wanting an alternative to Jimbaran Bay's beachfront seafood grills.

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Mamasan Bali — Restaurant

Restaurant · Kerobokan Kelod

Mamasan Bali

Chef Will Meyrick's long-running pan-Asian dining room in Seminyak, plating elevated Southeast Asian street food — from Penang to Bangkok to Indonesian rendang — inside a dramatic 1920s Shanghai-style room of dark timber, green banquettes and chandeliers, with an upstairs supper-club bar.

Best for: A dressed-up dinner or cocktails for couples and groups who want polished Asian flavours in an atmospheric setting.

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Restaurant · Ubud

Who's Who

A tucked-away Belgian bistro in the S-bend of south Ubud (near Jl. Raya Pengosekan) serving Belgian comfort classics alongside Indonesian-influenced touches, easy to walk past because of its small, unassuming signage.

Best for: couples wanting a romantic, tucked-away dinner with Belgian comfort food

Merah Putih | Indonesian Restaurant — Restaurant

Restaurant · Petitenget / Kerobokan Kelod

Merah Putih | Indonesian Restaurant

Modern Indonesian dining in a soaring, greenhouse-cathedral building on Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak by Inspiral Architects, with 10-metre vaulted ceilings and rainwater-filtering columns; open since 2013, its kitchen plates archipelago classics and contemporary takes — Balinese yellowfin tuna, babi guling — alongside a full cocktail and wine program.

Best for: A dressed-up dinner or special occasion when you want refined Indonesian food in a landmark setting.

Mana Uluwatu — Bar

Bar · Suluban, Pecatu

Mana Uluwatu

Clifftop restaurant and poolside bar at Uluwatu Surf Villas — the calmer way to take in the same Suluban sunset.

Best for: sunset drinks with a view; date-night dinner; a slow working afternoon

Restaurant · Pererenan

Honey Kitchen

An all-day kitchen with a Mediterranean flair set over Pererenan's rice paddies, serving real, honest food from brunch through dinner.

Best for: A rice-paddy-view brunch after surf, and an easy early dinner.

Restaurant · Sanur beachwalk near Jalan Duyung

Lilla Pantai

A beachfront restaurant directly on the Sanur paved coastal walk (Jalan Duyung), serving Indonesian and European dishes plus seafood, cooked without MSG, with tables facing the sea. Open all day from breakfast to late evening.

Best for: couples and families wanting relaxed seafront tables; long-stay visitors after an easy, calm sit-down meal; anyone who wants toes-near-sand dining without a resort setting

Restaurant · Seminyak

Ling-Ling's Bali

A lively Asian-fusion restaurant and cocktail spot on Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak, leaning Japanese and Korean with sushi rolls, Korean tacos, bao buns and pork ribs, plus a DJ and a long drinks list after dark.

Best for: Groups and dates wanting a shared-plates dinner that rolls into cocktails and music.

Beach club · Nusa Dua

Manarai Beach House

An ISMAYA Group beach club on the white-sand beachfront of the Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort, laid out as a continuous run from restaurant through outdoor lounge to two infinity pools and rows of daybeds on the sand, with three bars, an all-day international-and-Balinese menu and DJ-driven sunset sessions.

Best for: Resort-goers and couples wanting a full-day pool-and-beach club with no entrance fee or minimum spend, best from midday into the golden-hour DJ hours.

Bar · Jalan Pantai Sindhu

Oranje Bar

Small, cosy Dutch-run bar a short walk from Sindhu beach, good for a relaxed beer and snacks; known for Dutch bar food.

Best for: a casual beer and snacks after the beach; couples or solo travellers wanting a low-key spot

Bar · Jimbaran

Sunset Beach Bar & Grill

The open-air, toes-in-sand beach bar of the InterContinental Bali Resort on Jimbaran Bay, set among coconut palms on the white sand with 180-degree views west over the water, serving grilled dishes and cocktails to a soundtrack of daily live music as the sun goes down.

Best for: Couples and groups who want a beach-facing table or bean bag for late-afternoon drinks and grilled bites timed to the Jimbaran Bay sunset.

Restaurant · Nusa Dua

White Orchid Nusa Dua

A pan-Asian restaurant in the Bali Collection shopping-and-dining complex in the BTDC resort area of Nusa Dua, open from breakfast through dinner; known for shareable Asian plates and satay grilled on a Balinese barbecue, with outdoor tables and friendly, attentive service.

Best for: Relaxed, good-value lunches or dinners for couples and families staying in the Nusa Dua resort area who want familiar Asian dishes without leaving the enclave.

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