Where to eat in Denpasar

11 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Denpasar. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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Atoom Bara
Chinese restaurant specialising in seafood. It appears unimpressive but the food is fantastic.
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Ayam Goreng Nyonya Suharti
Famous fried chicken cooked with an old family recipe from Java. A bit out of the way but definitely worth the effort in getting there.
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Ayam Taliwang
A restaurant noted for the Lombok speciality of Ayam Taliwang (grilled or fried young chicken). Spicy and delicious.
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Bali Bakery
Long established bakery and bistro/cafe. Very good quality bread, pastries and cakes produced fresh every day. Large lunch and dinner menu which includes local favourites and some well chosen international dishes.
08:00 to 21:30
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Cianjur
Named after a town in West Java, its dishes are influenced by Sundanese cuisine. A little out of the city centre in the suburb of Renon. The grilled and sour-sweet Ikan Gurame is especially recommended.
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Hanamasa
Serves Japanese food like yakiniku, shabu-shabu, and robatayaki.
Daily 11:00-22:00From Rp208,500
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Kereneng Night Market
Pasar Malam Kereneng
This market starts up at sunset every day and is open until dawn. All manner of Indonesian food served from dozens of stalls. It is rough and ready, but the food is excellent and 100% authentic.
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Warung Ayam Betutu Bu Ferdi
A halal Balinese cuisine such as Ayam Betutu, Nasi campur and Tum ayam.
Closed · opens 7 amFrom Rp15,000
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Warung Wardani
Excellent Indonesian cuisine. Look no further than the Nasi Campur (rice with various spicy side dishes) which is what everyone comes here to eat.
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Kak Man
This place is an absolute institution. Truly excellent Balinese food including bebek betutu (smoked duck).
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Warung De Rujak
Serves Balinese dish, Rujak kuah pindang and Tipat cantok.
Closed · opens 7 amFrom Rp10,000

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Denpasar (CC BY-SA 4.0).