Ubud’s flourishing foodie scene is one not to be missed while in Bali. In a town that’s not shy on vegan and vegetarian options, Ubud takes traditional Balinese dishes and adds innovative twists. From local favourite warungs and seaside cafes, to elegant fine dining establishments, there’s something for everyone – vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, carnivore, and otherwise. Here’s our growing list of the best restaurants in Ubud.
DUMBO Wood Fired Italian Food
Address: Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Ubud, Bali
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Little sister to The Elephant down the driveway, DUMBO dishes out fresh-made Italian gastronomic delights in a hip, high-end space with an upbeat atmosphere, from the morning brunch rush to the evening cocktail hour.
With plenty of vegan and vegetarian options to choose from, DUMBO adds a modern twist on traditional Italian classics. Stop by for brunch and try the breakfast burger, a fennel and pine nut burger layered with a fried egg, mushrooms, onions, truffle aioli and chilli jam. Or, pull apart some creamy mozzarella burrata while digging into pumpkin ravioli, warmed in a roast tomato cream sauce served with ricotta and basil.
Bebek Semar Warung
Address: Jalan Raya Mas No. 165, Ubud, Bali
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Warungs are small, family-owned traditional restaurants known for its simple settings, budget-friendly prices, and authentic Indonesian flavour. Bebek Semar Warung is a beloved local favourite, famous for its Balinese duck dishes and the restaurant’s surprising panoramic view of rice fields and palm trees that greet you when you step inside.
Blanco par Mandif
Address: Kompleks Museum Blanco, Jalan Raya Tjampuhan, Ubud, Bali
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From the friendly, attentive service and elegant setting, to the thoughtfully crafted, curated menu of dishes that resemble works of food art, Blanco is a fine dining experience in authentic Indonesian cuisine. Whether you opt for the 7, 9, or 12-course meal, each mouthwatering dish, created by award-winning chef Mandif Warokka, has a beverage that it pairs with perfectly. Yellowfin tuna served with tomato, lime, garlic and basil, is paired with a 2016 riesling from Germany. 21-day aged Peking duck in a Balinese broth, duck roulade and Indonesian chilli salsa, is paired with a cocktail of Plantation rum, Campari, pineapple and torched ginger. Reserve a seat at Blanco for a dining experience you’ll never forget.
Ubud’s food scene is an introduction to some of Bali’s authentic signature flavours, earth-friendly, plant-based ingredients, and warm hospitality. Ubud will feed your stomach, your heart, and soul.
