Top Bali Dining Experiences - page 2

Get a taste of the authentic Bali in a sustainable way when you join a cooking class at this community-run organic farm and cooking school. Pick veggies from the green garden, tour a traditional market (morning experience only), and prepare a delicious meal of six Indonesian dishes. Once you and your small group have prepared and shared your feast, take home a recipe book to recreate the flavors.

Discover the spiced flavors of Bali’s virtually unknown cuisine. You can learn the culinary secrets from our experienced Chef with a hands-on lesson in making unique culinary heritage of Bali. It’s a chance to gain some valuable life skills. Each tantalizing recipe prepared is accompanied by clear step-by-step descriptions for easy reference.

Bali is celebrated for its spas, but appointments often fill up in advance. Guarantee two hours of relaxation when you a session at Bali Orchid Spa, available with or without transfers from your hotel. Your treatment includes a foot wash, a Balinese massage, a body scrub, a yogurt moisturizer, and a relaxing flower bath.

Silver jewelry making is an age-old Balinese craft that's vital to the island’s rural economy. On this private tour, try out the art coached by a silversmith at a traditional village workshop. Tour the village to understand the craft's importance; and learn to shape, cut, and finish your design before keeping it as a memento. Prebooking will secure your place for a time that fits your schedule. Upgrade your experience to transport, a cooking class, a sightseeing tour, and more.

We offer special day trip to all of our customers who has limited time to get close to the animal(Orang Utan) and to do sightseeing

Watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean and enjoy an alfresco seafood dinner on the beach during this Bali evening tour. Visit Uluwatu Temple (Uluwatu Pura), perched dramatically on top of a coastal cliff, and watch a performance of ‘Kecak,’ a traditional dance. Then head to Jimbaran Bay for a barbecue dinner of fish, prawns, and other seafood. Transfers from major hotels in key south Bali areas are included.

Paon Escape is Truly Balinese Farm Cooking, where you are invited on an adventure starting with a visit to a traditional market to select fresh ingredients, then cooking various Balinese specialties in a beautiful vegetable farm and natural garden.

Live like a local among the locals with this private hands-on cooking lesson. Join your host, Putu, her grandparents, her husband, and their children for lunch or dinner in their traditional compound home. Learn about the spices Putu uses, the traditional Balinese medicines she makes, and the rice, fruit, and animals her grandparents tend on their farm as you prepare and eat a Balinese feast, washed down with local alcohol.

Jimbaran Beach, in the south of Bali, is known for its sunset views and seafood restaurants. Enjoy a private evening feast of seafood at a restaurant right on the beach for you and your loved one or family. If selected, hotel pickup and transport will collect you in time for sunset and take you to your tables on the sand for your Balinese feast.

If you’ve tried Bali’s unique cuisine and want to be able to recreate it back home, this small-group Balinese cooking class is an ideal activity for you: The morning session visits a local market to shop for fresh ingredients. Learn about spices and techniques from a professional Balinese cook, then enjoy eating the fruits of your labor. Transfers from Ubud hotels are included.

On this food tour you will find the relax part or hustle and busy city and also good food around the area. Keep it mind, all place on this food tour is not tourist area which is make it's unique. The place that we going to visit is not tourist trap or franchise restaurant, all places is unique and have history and story behind it. Food and drink that we will try is all Indonesian or Balinese local food. Total food that we will try is 10 types of food. Make sure you not have breakfast before doing this tour.

One of the best ways to experience a place is through its cuisine. You’ll get the chance to learn about Balinese culture and tradition during this fun cooking class in a Balinese home. Balinese food is unique, and very different from other Indonesian and Asian cuisines. Learn why, and get the chance to practice the techniques you’ll need to recreate Balinese dishes at home. You’ll also visit a local market and rice fields for a whole sightseeing experience.

Discover Ubud’s natural wonders, UNESCO-listed rice terraces, and sacred temples at your own pace on this private full-day tour. Visit the Ubud Monkey Forest, and trek to the Tegalalang rice terraces, then soar through the trees on a jungle swing and cool off with a swim at Tegenungan Waterfall. Book the transport-only option, or upgrade to include entry fees, or lunch and entry fees.

Tempeh plays an important role in Balinese cooking and is a very versatile ingredient. During this small-group class, you will not only learn how to make tempeh from scratch but you will also prepare a number of traditional Indonesian dishes using the vegan ingredient. Then, sit down to the fruits of your labor in the garden of a cozy local home.

There are few better ways to experience local culture than a cooking class. In this small-group class, join your Balinese host on a visit to a typical market, then enjoy coffee and cake as you learn about herbs and spices in the organic garden. Next, master Balinese cooking techniques—including the use of a stone mortar—as you prepare and eat a delicious 5-course lunch in a traditional open kitchen.

Indulge in an unforgettable culinary adventure with our captivating food tour, where we invite you to savor the authentic flavors of Bali guided by local experts. Begin your journey with a refreshing coconut drink on the picturesque Sanur Beach, setting the perfect tone for an exploration of Bali's rich gastronomic heritage. Check out one of Bali's liveliest night markets offering a variety of street foods and delve deeper into the heart of Balinese cuisine by trying out the legendary Babi Guling or Suckling Pig. To end on a sweet note, savour ronde, a Javanese mochi-like sticky rice cake, filled with peanuts and served in a bowl of warm ginger soup, which brings a delightful close to a day well spent exploring Bali's culinary treasures.

The arrival of the first Chinese immigrants in Indonesia dated back as far as the early 1400s. The cross-culture between the Chinese settlers and the indigenous people produced a very interesting distinctive cuisine called Babah Peranakan in Indonesia, where the Chinese settlers adapted the use of traditional Indonesian spices and herbs into their home-style cooking, which had not been used in the original Chinese cuisine. This dining experience is served in the beautiful 312 years old Kang Xi temple that has been dismantled and reconstructed at Hotel Tugu Bali, the Bale Sutra, where ancient cultures of Chinese and Balinese people live in harmony.

You don’t need to travel all the way to Java to learn to cook Javanese food. Your host, Dotty, was born in Java, has lived in the US and Australia, and loves to share her grandmother’s recipes. Join her in the leafy district of Tumbak Bayuh, near Canggu and Tanah Lot, and prepare dishes such as light and crispy corn fritters or soya chicken as you learn about Indonesian cuisine during this private cooking experience.

Instagram and photography enthusiasts will love this private tour of Nusa Penida, although it’s a fun tour for anyone who appreciates beautiful landscapes. You’ll be picked up in Bali and taken to the island by speed boat, to save time. On Nusa Penida, you’ll visit the most beautiful and picturesque beaches and bays, which make for stunning photos—sparkling waters, white-sand beaches, and dramatic cliffs will make you the envy of anyone scrolling through your feed.

It can be hard for outsiders to discover Bali’s authentic soul. Enjoy a close encounter with Balinese life on this village experience that starts with a visit to an organic farm to learn the place plants hold in the community. Meet a village family, unearth the ancient rules that shape their home, then work with locals to prepare an authentic meal. Wrap up by spotting fireflies in the fields.

Luxuriate in fancy dining at Mulia Resort Restaurants. We offer three exquisite restaurants inside Mulia Resort: Table8, The Café, and Edogin. Here, you can enjoy a luxurious dining experience without staying at the resort, as both in-house and outside guests are welcome. Continental and Oriental menus are served, offering signature local and international flavors to delight your taste buds while the staff ensures world-class service from start to finish. Table8 exclusively presents authentic Chinese cuisine with interiors inspired by the grandeur of the Chinese Dynasty. Edogin offers a special Japanese dining experience with an open kitchen concept where guests can enjoy live Teppanyaki cooking. You can choose which buffet package to book at The Café, Edogin, or Table8 based on your preference. Please make sure to check the details of each option carefully to ensure you choose the one that best suits your preference.

Learn the complexities of Balinese cuisine in a cooking class taught by an expert chef. You’ll prepare a 3-course meal using a variety of spices blended with the freshest vegetables, meat and fish. Select from three menus (including vegetarian) and upgrade for an optional morning visit to the Jimbaran fish market, accompanied by the chef. Afterward, enjoy your creations for lunch or dinner. Bonus: you can keep your class apron as a souvenir!

Experience a fun, relaxing, and romantic day on the Island of the Gods with this full-day tour around Kuta and Jimbaran. A great way to sample some of the island’s attractions, your day starts with a visit to Bali Waterbom water park, where you can fly through the jungle on waterslides. You’ll then soak up some R&R at a traditional Balinese spa before finishing off the day with a candle-lit dinner in paradise.

Spend the day traveling around some of Bali’s isolated highlights without worrying about how to get around. Drive around the island in an air-conditioned vehicle, your private driver behind the wheel, and stop at a range of tranquil and spellbinding destinations. See Tanah Lot Temple sitting steadfast in the ocean; walk around the rolling green paddy fields of Jatiluwih; take grand photos at the Balinese Handara Gate; and swing over the jungle, enjoying the grand views of the Twin Lakes, at Wanagiri Hills.