Kuta
Kuta is the best known tourist resort area on the island of Bali, Indonesia. With a long broad Indian Ocean beach-front, Kuta was discovered by tourists as a surfing paradise. It has long been a popular stop on the classic Banana Pancake Trail backpacking route in South-East Asia.
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18 places match
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Bamboo Corner
Popular with backpackers, very cheap Indonesian food from Rp15,000. Fresh fruit juices are good and cheap, from Rp8,000
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Blue Fin
Good quality Japanese fusion food at reasonable prices. Tempura is especially good as is the salmon salad.
Daily 10:00-00:00
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Havana Club Bali
Restaurant on two floors and the upper level can be reserved for private parties. Tasty food.
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Kafe Batan Waru
An institution in Ubud for many years. Great regional Indonesian cuisine, cocktails and coffee.
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Kedin's Cafe
Good, typical local Indonesian food. They show sport or occasional Hollywood movies.
Rp10,000-20,000
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Macaroni Chill Out Bar
moved from Maccaroni Club
Restaurant & lounge with good Italian food and some Asian fusion. Excellent service and desserts.
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Made's Warung
This is the original Made's, the forerunner of the now very successful Seminyak restaurant. One of the very first restaurants in Kuta, now on two floors and still doing a roaring trade. The menu includes Indonesian, Balinese and Western food. Try the pork ribs with green papaya.
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Mie88
Indonesian noodles in large portions at very good prices. Excellent budget option - spend Rp15,000 for a delicious meal.
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Warung 96
This popular restaurant that serves Western food at reasonably low prices but not as cheap as some of the places found between Poppies 1 and 2, has been open since 1996, hence its name. The manager and staff are very friendly.
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Warung Indonesia
Popular with locals and long-stayers and is packed most nights. Some of the best food is not on the menu but laid out behind a glass display from where you can pick the food you want. Fresh fruit juices are all good and cheap, from Rp9,000. There are several other good cheap eating places along this narrow lane between Poppies I and II such as Fajar Resto next door that does a great Nasi Campur Special for just Rp10,000?
Rp1,000-5,000 per choice, eat very well for Rp10,000-25,000
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Hamburger Lady
As food can no longer be made at the beach, this hamburger stall owner walks around the beach with a menu and takes orders. She makes the burgers on the side of the tourist police station next to the shopping mall on the beach.
About Rp20,000
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Kedai Nasi Uduk
Small warung serving the Jakarta speciality Nasi Uduk (rice cooked in coconut water and various aromatic spices, served with chicken or beef and vegetables). Well prepared, authentic food.
Rp15,000-20,000
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Kuta Plaza Restaurant
Very popular restaurant serving Chinese Indonesian food. It is a typical Chinese restaurant - loud, bright and brash - but the food is excellent. Seafood is chosen live from tanks in the window. If that is not your thing, there are many other options including excellent pork ribs.
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Mojo's Flying Burritos
Mexican restaurant serving California-style Mexican food and juices. Open kitchen where you can watch the cooks making tortillas and salsas. Margaritas by the pitcher. Rp35,000-70,000.
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Nusa Indah
Good, very cheap Indonesian food and cold beer. Great staff and always fun. An old school backpacker type hangout, the like of which has rapidly disappeared from Bali.
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Tree House Cafe
A busy and crowded budget restaurant. Their specialties are Dutch snacks, such as kroket and frikandel.
Rp40,000
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Aromas Cafe
Superb vegetarian food.
About Rp20,000
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Ketupat
A good Indonesian restaurant.
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