Where to eat in Jimbaran
11 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Jimbaran. Chains are left out.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Where to eat in Jimbaran
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Bawang Merah Beachfront Restaurant
Located in the northern section of Jimbaran Bay, this place is set away from the crowded main strip of seafood cafes. It has a natural, secluded appeal and a vast beach.
Closed · opens noon
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Jaansan Beach House
Elegant yet relaxed Beach Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, with a shady terrace, clean sands, pool, scenic views and a vast range of food: Indonesian - Asian - International. Specialised in Peking Duck and Steaks.
Closed · opens noon
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Jimbaran Beach Club - JBC
Fresh seafood, prepared with a Mediterranean influence and served on the sandy beach. Well stocked bar, good wine list, tropical cocktails, and seasonal fruit juices.
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Jimbaran fish market
Pasar Ikan Jimbaran
A traditional fish market is located at the northern end of the bay right by the beach at the junction with Jalan Tukad Ayung. The catch comes in every morning here and customers include most of Bali's fine dining restaurants. All manner of fish and shellfish are on available. You can get your purchases grilled elsewhere in the market for a fee.
Best to visit 06:00-09:00
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Pepe Nero
An Italian restaurant in an unlikely location with nice views of Jimbaran Bay. Pastas and pizzas.
Closed · opens 11 amMains from Rp30,000
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Pizzeria Romana Bali
Owned and Run but an actual Italian it has good, authentic Italian pizza and pasta dished.
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Sandpiper Bali
Stylish all-day café and restaurant serving breakfast, brunch and international dishes, with excellent coffee, fresh salads, burgers and Indonesian favourites in a relaxed contemporary setting.
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Sate Lilit Pak Lengar
Serves Balinese satay, Sate lilit made from seawater fish which is then mixed with grated coconut, thick coconut milk, lemon juice, shallots, and pepper.
From Rp16,000
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The Open House Restaurant
A mix of modern Asian cuisine and Mediterranean dishes (pizzas and pastas) in an agreeable ambience. Bamboo structure and alang-alang roof overlooking a swimming pool. Excellent background music selected by David Mordoh
Closed · opens 6 am
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Depot Joko
A very popular, a no-frills local restaurant serving all manner of Indonesian food. Recommended if you want a real taste of Indonesia.
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Warung Curhat
An inexpensive little Indonesian warung with small portions.
Rp10,000–20,000
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Jimbaran (CC BY-SA 4.0).