Where to eat in Amed
19 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Amed. Chains are left out.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Where to eat in Amed
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Amed Cafe
A cafe attached to the 23 bungalows of the same name. Serves fresh seafood, Balinese food and international style food. Public internet access is available.
From Rp 200,000
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Chops & Hops Restaurant
The restaurant in the Ocean Sun Dive Resort is popular for the steaks and burgers, curries, Indonesian dishes, and home-made ice cream.
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Galanga
Popular Asian-fusion restaurant with a varied menu and attractive setting. Good choice when you want something beyond the usual Indonesian and Western fare.
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Garam Cafe
Salt Café
Part of Hotel Uyah Amed&Spa. Built behind the salt production fields and uses salt production as a theme aiming to preserve traditional salt production and explaining the production process to visitors. Souvenir shop, billiard tables, table tennis and salt panning. Western, Indonesian, Balinese and regional Asian style menu. Free Wifi
Closed · opens 7 amRp 30,000-120,000
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Green Melon Warung
Small family-run warung serving freshly prepared Balinese and Indonesian food, including curries, sate lilit, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Good food at reasonable prices.
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Jukung Dive
Nice little restaurant operated by the diveshop. Very friendly and well trained staff. Excellent local and western food.
Rp 20000-50000
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Restaurant Bukit Segara
Elegant restaurant overlooking the sea, serving seafood, Indonesian and international dishes. Known for its slow-cooked duck and attractive oceanfront setting.
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Titi Sedana
Small family restaurant with 4 tables serves absolutely delicious food. They have 2 bungalows as well. Free WiFi.
Rp 20,000-45,000
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Warung Agung Amed
Friendly family-run restaurant serving Balinese, Indonesian and Western food, with fresh seafood including grilled mahi mahi and tuna.
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Warung Enak
Popular family-run warung serving Indonesian, Balinese and Western dishes, including fresh seafood. Good-value and frequently busy.
from Rp 20,000
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Warung Ketut
Small family warung serving fresh seafood and Indonesian dishes, including grilled fish and pork satay. Excellent value.
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Warung Osin
Small warung specialising in Indonesian food and fresh seafood. Popular for grilled fish, fish curry and homemade sambal.
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Warung Pantai I
Small beachfront warung serving inexpensive Indonesian and Balinese dishes, including curries, nasi campur and fresh seafood.
Rp 15,000-40,000
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Warung Sabar
Friendly family-run warung serving Balinese and Indonesian food, including fresh seafood, grilled fish, sate lilit and pork dishes. Good value.
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Warung Segara
Authentic atmosphere, tiny restaurant, one woman show, varied menu all items under Rp 20,000, locally made arak, take away half litre bottle Rp 15,000.
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Wawa Wewe
Restaurant with bar serving cocktails, attached to Wawa Wewe I bungalows. On Tu and Sa a band is provided. On W and F traditional Legong Dance is performed.
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Barong Cafe and Restaurant
Balinese, Indonesian and international cuisine. Provides free pick up and drop-off around Amed area.
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Sails
A very good, more upscale restaurant in great headland setting. Modern and clean with an extensive well thought out menu. The restaurant specialises in Western food but includes Indonesian favourites. Offers a free pick up and drop off service anywhere in the Amed area.
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Warung Bobo II
Fresh fish and local cuisine. Located at the edge of the waves, popular at sunset.
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Amed (CC BY-SA 4.0).