Hey guys, I haven't been to Bali (Ubud) for a long time now. I'm sure a lot has changed and many new restaurants have popped up and some closed down. Please share your personal favourites in the comments!😊
A new place which I’ve become actually obsessed with is Pizza Cult in Ubud. Amazing food, great service, such a cute venue and really affordable. Also a great place to bring your laptop and work from.
I was in Ubud for a whole week and didn't go to any of these places. You could be in Ubud for a year and not eat at the same place twice. The sheer variety of places is staggering. For me the best place I went to was Batubara, an Argentine Steak house. Its truly an incredible place and might be the best steak I've ever had (and I live in London). The rest of the menu is also great, as everything is cooked to perfection and the service is fantastic. The owner in particular is a charming man who takes the time to make sure everyone is ok. You'll know that this place is great by the number of people there St any given time. It's always busy but the vibe is chilled and not hectic. As you can tell I love this place, I never eat twice in a given restaurant when on holiday. But I ate at Batubara three times with my wife. We will go back to Ubud just for this place.
Hey! Not really..........Ibu is my partner (I'm the boyfriend from London) and when I'm there I live at her house and eat at the warung. I usually only eat elsewhere when I'm craving non Balinese food and for that I'll go to "Mangga Madu". I really prefer local spots though, some of my best meals have been had on the street, but it helps to have a local talk and explain for you. There really is 2 Bali's, the side they share with us and the side they don't.
Nice video. I knew Moksa ..! My fave because I'm vegetarian..Ohh You don't put Sayuri here? I've never tried yet others. I will try if it's vegetarian resto. You should make a list of veggi n green resto. Thanks
Eileen's Kitchen Stories hi I'm working for rituals spa,fond du sac,, did you visit restaurant BABI GULING OKA?? AND BEBEK TEPI SAWAH,THIS THE FAMOUS RESTAURANT IN UBUD,,,
@@EileensKitchenStories South American/Peruvian food. Their cheese souffle and tres leches cake were absolutely amazing. My favorite place not only in Ubud but on Bali as well
Thanks for your comment 🙂 I haven't been to Bali since I filmed the video but those were my favourites at that time. I cannot recall having been to the mentioned restaurant so thanks very much for adding to the list! I will make sure to try it next time I go. 👍
Although this might be true, that doesn't take away the fact that the owner (who is Mexican) claimed it to be a Mexican restaurant but they of course have Peruvian influences like their Ceviche dishes. 😊
Hi Eileen, we had the best time ever in Ubud just a few months ago, Phoenix bowl was amazing we enjoyed it too! Pachamama looks so delicious wish we went there too! Loving all your videos and newly subbed. If you have a minute please check out our food and travel channel too :) Congrats on 1000!
Peter and Yen hey there 😊 great to hear you enjoyed Mudra Cafe as well. How often do you guys travel? I'll have a look at your channel for sure. Greetings from currently Mauritius
Hi Christos, Many thanks for your comment. 🙂 It's actually very common in Bali (Ubud) to remove your shoes when entering a house/restaurant unless you are in the touristy south of the island. I was also asked to take off my shoes when visiting Balinesian friends :-) I'm sure they provide water (I drank it many times) but maybe they stopped offering it for free - just ask them. And yes, they may not allow you to smoke which again is very typical in Ubud and I prefer that - especially because it's a small place (like many others) and not a bar so you might feel molested to smell smoke while eating. So thanks for summing this up. What was your favourite place so far in Ubud? Maybe you found a place that ticks all your boxes and you would like to share. 🙂
No smoking in a restaurant? Sounds great. A minority of people still smoke anyway and the rest of us aren’t too fond of getting cancer from secondary smoke 🚬
Hey guys, I haven't been to Bali (Ubud) for a long time now. I'm sure a lot has changed and many new restaurants have popped up and some closed down. Please share your personal favourites in the comments!😊
now a lot of vegan resto,,is good
@@dekjo6632 affordable for locals?
Bridges has closed down.
A new place which I’ve become actually obsessed with is Pizza Cult in Ubud. Amazing food, great service, such a cute venue and really affordable. Also a great place to bring your laptop and work from.
I was in Ubud for a whole week and didn't go to any of these places. You could be in Ubud for a year and not eat at the same place twice. The sheer variety of places is staggering.
For me the best place I went to was Batubara, an Argentine Steak house. Its truly an incredible place and might be the best steak I've ever had (and I live in London). The rest of the menu is also great, as everything is cooked to perfection and the service is fantastic. The owner in particular is a charming man who takes the time to make sure everyone is ok.
You'll know that this place is great by the number of people there St any given time. It's always busy but the vibe is chilled and not hectic.
As you can tell I love this place, I never eat twice in a given restaurant when on holiday. But I ate at Batubara three times with my wife. We will go back to Ubud just for this place.
That sounds fantastic, Kamal. 😊 Thanks for sharing.
@@EileensKitchenStories You're very welcome. Keep up the great work.
This was such a great video. Thank you for sharing your experience! This mas made planning so much more easier.
Thank you, I hope you enjoy my picks. :-) Please share any of your favourites as well.
Thank you for sharing
Warung Rama!!!!!
Best food I ever had in Bali, the owner is amazing. x
Nice Video
Warung Rama is great! 😊 Happy to hear you enjoyed it as much as we did. Any other spot you really love in Ubud food wise, Dirk?
Hey! Not really..........Ibu is my partner (I'm the boyfriend from London) and when I'm there I live at her house and eat at the warung. I usually only eat elsewhere when I'm craving non Balinese food and for that I'll go to "Mangga Madu". I really prefer local spots though, some of my best meals have been had on the street, but it helps to have a local talk and explain for you. There really is 2 Bali's, the side they share with us and the side they don't.
All of the food looks really good.
Thank you so much - great video. I’m in Ubud now and am excited to be able to try your recommendations!
That sounds great, Alan! Hope you enjoy the food and the places. Let me know if you find another spot that's worthy mentioning 😊
I just watched some of your other videos. You might have left Phuket now but if still there try Ko Yoon Phuket Noodle in Phuket town. So good!
I will make sure to head there next time I'm travelling to Phuket. Many thanks for the tip, Alan. 😊
Yummy and delicious food
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
Amazing channel, keep posting.
Nice video. I knew Moksa ..! My fave because I'm vegetarian..Ohh You don't put Sayuri here? I've never tried yet others. I will try if it's vegetarian resto. You should make a list of veggi n green resto. Thanks
Great!
Want to have dinner at pacha mama!!!
It's delicious! You should try to pop in when around 🙂
Eileen's Kitchen Stories I will for sure... actually the owner it’s a friend of mine! Nice channel
nice...
Thank you :-)
Love Bridges
It's fantastic, isn't it? :-)
This looks all so amazing!!i'm going Ubud in september!I'm so excited :)
I hope you'll enjoy your time in Ubud! 😊 Please let me know if you find another food gem.
Eileen's Kitchen Stories Thank you!😊 I for sure will.x
Sacred Rice in Ubud?
Hi I'm from gianyar, closed to Ubud BALi,,, I stay in Mauritius and I know you ,,, hope to see you in rituals 😊😊😊
Hey Wayan, wow what are you doing in Mauritius, do you live here? Hope you enjoyed the video. Do you have a restaurant you would add to the list? 😊
Eileen's Kitchen Stories hi I'm working for rituals spa,fond du sac,, did you visit restaurant BABI GULING OKA?? AND BEBEK TEPI SAWAH,THIS THE FAMOUS RESTAURANT IN UBUD,,,
Interesting! I haven't been to these two restaurants but I had the famous crispy duck. I'll have a look at them next time. Thanks for the tip :-)
Pika is the best restaurant in Ubud
Thanks for the tip Nadia. 😊 What do they serve?
@@EileensKitchenStories South American/Peruvian food. Their cheese souffle and tres leches cake were absolutely amazing. My favorite place not only in Ubud but on Bali as well
Where are the meat dishes
Places like naughty nuris
Great ribs ect
Try it
Thanks for your comment 🙂 I haven't been to Bali since I filmed the video but those were my favourites at that time. I cannot recall having been to the mentioned restaurant so thanks very much for adding to the list! I will make sure to try it next time I go. 👍
Pachamama is Quechua the language of Incas from Peru not Mexico
Although this might be true, that doesn't take away the fact that the owner (who is Mexican) claimed it to be a Mexican restaurant but they of course have Peruvian influences like their Ceviche dishes. 😊
Hi Eileen, we had the best time ever in Ubud just a few months ago, Phoenix bowl was amazing we enjoyed it too! Pachamama looks so delicious wish we went there too! Loving all your videos and newly subbed. If you have a minute please check out our food and travel channel too :) Congrats on 1000!
Peter and Yen hey there 😊 great to hear you enjoyed Mudra Cafe as well. How often do you guys travel? I'll have a look at your channel for sure. Greetings from currently Mauritius
Hello we have only been to Bali so far this year but we plan on going Australia later on. Mauritius sounds like a very interesting place 😊👍
Mudra cafe has no water to drink they don't allow you to smoke and you have to remove your shoes and walk on the dirty floor
Hi Christos, Many thanks for your comment. 🙂 It's actually very common in Bali (Ubud) to remove your shoes when entering a house/restaurant unless you are in the touristy south of the island. I was also asked to take off my shoes when visiting Balinesian friends :-) I'm sure they provide water (I drank it many times) but maybe they stopped offering it for free - just ask them. And yes, they may not allow you to smoke which again is very typical in Ubud and I prefer that - especially because it's a small place (like many others) and not a bar so you might feel molested to smell smoke while eating. So thanks for summing this up. What was your favourite place so far in Ubud? Maybe you found a place that ticks all your boxes and you would like to share. 🙂
@@EileensKitchenStories I asked them for water and their answer was negative. We have juice they said. Anyway the bowl was fantastic
No smoking in a restaurant? Sounds great. A minority of people still smoke anyway and the rest of us aren’t too fond of getting cancer from secondary smoke 🚬