
Restaurant · Canggu
Yema Kitchen
Yema Kitchen is an owner-confirmed dining venue in Canggu.
Best for: Travellers looking for a verified place to eat in Canggu.

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Restaurant · Canggu
Yema Kitchen is an owner-confirmed dining venue in Canggu.
Best for: Travellers looking for a verified place to eat in Canggu.

Restaurant · Batu Bolong Beach
A modern Japanese izakaya steps from Batu Bolong beach serving fusion sushi, wood-fired specialties and signature cocktails in a stylish yet laid-back room; bookings are essential.
Best for: A stylish date night, special occasion or group dinner with cocktails.
Café · Nelayan
An open-air bamboo cafe near Nelayan Beach that doubles as a genuinely free coworking space, with power outlets at most tables, fast wifi, a quiet upper room and in-house-roasted organic coffee.
Best for: Digital nomads and remote workers wanting to work over breakfast and coffee; also good for a calm, healthy meal near the beach.
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Restaurant · Renon, Jl. Merdeka, Denpasar
A long-running Denpasar specialist in ayam betutu, the Gilimanuk-style chicken slow-cooked in Balinese spice paste until it falls off the bone. It is a focused, no-frills local kitchen where the betutu and the sambals are the whole point.
Best for: trying a genuine balinese classic; a spice-forward local lunch; eating where residents eat away from the tourist strip

Restaurant · Denpasar
BRON THE RESTO is a verified dining venue in Denpasar.
Best for: Travellers looking for a current place to eat in Denpasar.
Restaurant · Renon (Jl. Tukad Gangga), Denpasar
A Korean street-food chain (Nikmat Group) known for spicy corndogs, tteokbokki and sausages aimed at a young, casual crowd. The Renon outlet brings the grab-and-snack Korean street format to Denpasar at pocket-money prices.
Best for: a casual Korean street-food snack; spicy corndogs and tteokbokki; a cheap bite with friends
Café · Renon (Jl. Raya Puputan), Denpasar
Jakarta's cult neighbourhood coffee brand, here in its first Bali store, built around the Es Kopi Susu Tetangga — palm-sugar milk coffee — that made Tuku famous. The Renon outlet keeps the everyday, grab-and-go format on a quiet government-district street rather than the tourist strip.
Best for: an everyday palm-sugar milk coffee; a quick caffeine stop in Denpasar; coffee to go away from the tourist areas
Warung · Denpasar (Jl. Yudistira)
A decades-old Denpasar warung known for nasi campur Bali, plated with items such as satay, dendeng and vegetables over rice. It is a longtime local institution also recognised for serving halal Balinese food, open daytime only.
Best for: authentic Balinese nasi campur; quick local lunch; halal Balinese food; solo or budget dining
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Attraction · Manggis Sari village, Pekutatan, Jembrana
A natural tunnel formed by a giant banyan tree that the coastal road passes straight through, in Manggis Sari village, Pekutatan district, Jembrana.
Best for: a quick photo stop on the Denpasar-Gilimanuk route through West Bali
Attraction · West Bali
A black-sand beach on Bali's west coast, in Jembrana, known for a long left-hand point break.
Best for: surfers looking for a long, mellow left-hander; a quieter west-Bali beach stop
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Bar · Jimbaran
A beachfront Mediterranean bar and restaurant on Jimbaran Beach (Pemelisan Agung No. 27), formerly AKUA de Bilbao, serving Spanish tapas, handmade pastas, sourdough pizzas, mezze and grilled seafood from Jimbaran Bay, with an upstairs open terrace facing the sunset over the bay.
Best for: Sunset drinks and shared plates by the sea, or a long, social seafood lunch with a group.
Wellness · Samasta / upper Muaya
The Arkipela Spa at Mövenpick Resort & Spa Jimbaran in the Samasta lifestyle village, open daily 09:00–21:00.
Best for: Visitors wanting a polished resort spa near Samasta's shops and cafés.

Restaurant · Kuta; Jimbaran
A Mediterranean beachfront restaurant with a pool on Kelan Beach near Jimbaran, serving locally-sourced seafood under chef Frederic Boulay, with daybeds, direct beach access and no cover charge.
Best for: Sunset seafood and an unhurried afternoon by the pool; also a handy last stop before an airport departure.
Restaurant · Jimbaran (Jl. Raya Kampus Unud)
A popular Indonesian bakso (meatball) chain — hearty and affordable — whose Jimbaran outlet opened in 2025. The draw is generous meatball bowls, including wagyu bakso, in comforting well-priced broth.
Best for: a cheap, comforting bowl of bakso; a quick casual local meal; groups after affordable Indonesian comfort food
Yoga · Inner Jimbaran
Yoga at Balquisse Heritage Hotel, held in the boutique hotel's tranquil inner-Jimbaran garden.
Best for: Guests and neighbours wanting a quiet, small-group class off the tourist track.
Wellness · Inner Jimbaran
The spa at Balquisse, a Moroccan-Balinese boutique heritage hotel in inner Jimbaran, offering treatments in an intimate setting.
Best for: Those who want a characterful, non-chain spa away from the beach strip.

Restaurant · Jimbaran
Barrels Steakhouse at Samasta Lifestyle Village is a verified dining venue in Jimbaran.
Best for: Travellers looking for a current place to eat in Jimbaran.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
A beachfront seafood restaurant on Kelan Beach at the quiet northern end of Jimbaran Bay, with tables set on the sand and charcoal-grilled whole fish, prawns, squid and lobster sold by weight; nightly Balinese dance performances (around 7–9pm) run alongside the sunset over the Indian Ocean.
Best for: A sunset seafood dinner for couples or groups wanting toes-in-the-sand dining away from Jimbaran's busier main strip.
Restaurant · Jimbaran / GWK
CHASKAA GWK is a modern Indian restaurant near Jimbaran serving curries, tandoor dishes and Indian street food.
Best for: Families and groups choosing modern Indian food near Jimbaran and GWK.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
A standalone Jimbaran restaurant opened in 2013 by chef Kevin Cherkas (formerly of elBulli, Arzak and Daniel), serving globally inspired tapas, cocktails and desserts built on Indonesian ingredients; known for shared plates like BBQ octopus with Asian gazpacho and its Bali Breakfast dessert, and included in the 2025 Michelin Green Guide.
Best for: Couples and groups wanting a relaxed but ambitious tasting-style dinner of creative sharing plates.
Restaurant · Jimbaran
The steakhouse and seafood grill at the AYANA Resort on Jimbaran's clifftop, serving dry-aged and wagyu beef and Canadian lobster over a wood-fired grill, with a beef sommelier, a salt-cart sommelier, and elevated ocean and sunset views; dinners open in the Martini Bar before moving to the dining room, wine lounge or private rooms.
Best for: A special-occasion dinner for couples or steak-and-wine lovers who want an upscale grill with a sunset ocean backdrop.
Café · Jimbaran (Jl. Raya Kampus Unud)
One of Indonesia's largest specialty-coffee chains — reliable and affordable, with several Bali outlets. Fore pulls consistent everyday espresso and signature palm-sugar (aren) lattes in a modern grab-and-go format.
Best for: a reliable, affordable specialty coffee; a quick aren latte on the go; an everyday caffeine fix
Wellness · Muaya / Four Seasons ridge
The signature Healing Village Spa at the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, set on the resort's hillside with holistic, wellness-led treatments.
Best for: Those seeking a top-tier destination spa experience and a five-star price.
Beauty & salon · Jimbaran Bay / Muaya
The salon and beauty services at the InterContinental Bali Resort on Jimbaran Bay, offering hair, nails and grooming alongside the resort's Spa Uluwatu.
Best for: Resort guests and visitors wanting salon treatments in a beachfront five-star setting.
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