We usually serve the meals at the table and guests can take from the bowls and platters (table service). We primarily serve vegetarian meals, we can also cater for vegan meals and most intolerances. If you wish us to include meat dishes (chicken and/or pork - fish if available), a surcharge of IDR 90,000 per guest per day is applicable.
Guests can choose daily between:
drinks included: 1 orange juice, up to 2 cups of plunger coffee or tea pot. (Extras: homemade muesli, fresh tropical fruit salad, fruit juice).
Tips : We do not charge a fixed service charge to our guests. Our employees will therefore be very grateful for any voluntary contribution. For that purpose we provide a “tip-box” next to the restaurant. Any currency is welcome.
Balinese cuisine is a vibrant expression of the island’s soul—rich in spices, deeply connected to nature, and steeped in centuries-old traditions. Every dish tells a story, not just of taste, but of ceremony, culture, and the harmonious relationship between humans and the land.
At the heart of Balinese cooking lies bumbu Bali, a complex blend of spices and aromatics like turmeric, galangal, ginger, garlic, shallots, lemongrass, and chili. These ingredients are ground together by hand, often in traditional stone mortars, creating a fragrant base that forms the soul of many dishes. More than flavor, these spices are believed to bring balance and healing, both physically and spiritually.
Fresh vegetables and organic ingredients—many of them harvested from local gardens and food forests—play a central role in daily meals. Balinese families often grow their own produce, guided by tri hita karana, the Balinese philosophy of living in harmony with nature, spirit, and community. This connection ensures that food is not just nourishing, but also respectful of the earth.