Asia - Best meal in Bali?

Price not an issue, what's the best overall restaurant.. food, service, decor, etc?

Thanks!
Gary

What do you want to eat?

In terms of awards/recognition: http://mozaic-bali.com/

Oh yes moziac, and the one across the road is it Alila or Uma i get them mixed up, also I love the dirty duck and for fun the jazz club and for all day every day Tutmak. tried munri's last month and that was fun too, merry christmas and regards bkkrop

In terms of awards/recognition: http://mozaic-bali.com/

If memory serves me right, one of the chefs came from the French Laundry. It's certainly the most sophisticated dining you'll find in Bali. Booking is essential. You can ask for either garden or verandah seating.

End of November I was in Bali--stayed at the Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay (outstanding, best in Bali) and then went to Four Seasons Sayan, in the jungle just outside Ubud.
I recommend a visit to the Four Seasons Sayan--which is set on a hillside overlooking rivers, a valley with rice paddies, jungle. It is an incredibly beautiful place to stay at... and dine at. I'd recommend lunch on the open terrace overlooking the verdant valley. The building is suspended above the jungle, totally open. Cuisine is excellent--Balinese and a variety of other dishes. Light and healthy. Dinner there, also very romantic, with a great sense of place with temple bells ringing in the darkness and frangipani flowers scenting the air.
Highly recommended. Most memorable.

A bit of a foodie myself, I was in Bali last month. Moziac was quite good, but it certainly didn't blow me away (it doesn't have anything on Charlie Trotter or Joel Robuchon, for example.) While you mentioned money is no object, you can buy a small Bali guide to restaurants and hotels in the Mozaic gift shop that includes a card giving discounts at a variety of hotels and restaurants, including Mozaic. I bought it while waiting for a table, and the discount at Mozaic for two was greater than the cost of the otherwise semi-useful book.

I did have one meal in Bali, a beach dinner at Amankila (http://www.amanresorts.com/home.aspx?id=296), that ranks among the top couple of meals I've had in my life. Not as much for the food, which was good but certainly not incredible, but for the entire experience. It may not make a lot of sense (or perhaps even be available) if you're not staying at Amankila (http://www.amanresorts.com/home.aspx?id=296), but I'd highly recommend it if you can swing it.

Dinner began earlier in the day when the chef came to our villa to discuss the menu we'd like. The sky is basically the limit, though we used the restaurant menu as a bit of a guide. We settled on a Balinese soup, live lobster tails, tuna sashimi, chicken satay, and a leaf-wrapped Balinese fish, among other things.

Arriving down to the Beach Club, which was closed to all other guests, our chef and attendants warmly welcomed us and the staff had built a large bonfire on the beach. Our table was surrounded by candles and placed just at the edge of the water; as the tide came in over the course of dinner, the water would kiss our feet as the waves rolled in. We were given a bell to summon our waiter if we needed anything, but were largely left alone otherwise. After dinner, we retired to a bale setup with candles on the beach, where we had dessert and lounged undisturbed (with the bell if we needed anything) while watching and listening to the waves.

A bit later, we went for a swim at the Amankila (http://www.amanresorts.com/home.aspx?id=296) Beach Club pool, which had also been surrounded with candles and reserved for our use.

Overall, an incredible experience, and reasonably priced at US$110/person ++

-m

Amankila: http://www.amanresorts.com/home.aspx?id=296

Dinner or lunch at any of the amanresorts on bali would be hard to beat. The amanresort hotels are the best there, better than the four seasons (jimbaran and sayan) and the food at Amandari and Amankila in particular is exceptional.

Oh yes moziac, and the one across the road is it Alila or Uma i get them mixed up, also I love the dirty duck and for fun the jazz club and for all day every day Tutmak. tried munri's last month and that was fun too, merry christmas and regards bkkrop

What kind of prices are we talking about at the Mozaic? Their menu does not list prices, any ideas of a typical lunch or dinner entree?

Thanks,
BB

What kind of prices are we talking about at the Mozaic? Their menu does not list prices, any ideas of a typical lunch or dinner entree?

Thanks,
BB

A six-course tasting menu is about 495,000 rupiah and another 350,000 for wine pairings. I never looked at the other menu, so can't recall prices for individual entrees.

http://www.nasty-bali.org/experiences.html

Far from the white glove treatment; but, the most enjoyable dinner I have had in Bali was on Jimbaran Beach.

A few huts line the head of the beach with tables set out darn near to the water. You walk up to the huts, pick your catch (seafood mostly) heck give it a name first as it is all live, the freshly prepare and serve to you.

Super fun atmosphere, unique and excellent quality. To get the best price when the ask where you are staying, say some shack in Denpasar. They have different prices for each property and everything is negotiable as well. The Four Seasons menu is essentially everything with an extra one/two zero's on the back of the price :)

All in all, Bali is all about great food with an endless list of places to visit, from upscale to traditional Indo style dinning and everything in between. A love the restaurant on the beach just north of Ku-de-ta; but, never can remember the name. Ku-de-ta is quite the place in itself as is the Viet-French place in Sreminyak (brain fart on the name as well).

Best non 5-star meal: Ibu Oka's babi guling in Ubud. Unfortunately popularized by Anthony Bordain... my relatives regularly fly from SUB to Bali to enjoy it.

and further on the sub-5* experience, i've got to vote for Naughty Nuris just outside Ubud. best ribs in SE Asia and a damn fine martini too.

Any experiences with Kafe Warisan (http://www.kafewarisan.com/) in Seminyak/Kerobokan? This may be the "French-Vietnamese" place mentioned above.

my understanding is that the F&B prices at Amanresorts are considerably better than FS, and the experience can be truly incredible.

OTOH while i seem to recall nonguests can have lunch/dinner and then use the beach club @ Amankila, im not sure about the beach dinner.

theres also another even more private dinner IIRC, dont remember which Aman property it was. think it was for guests only, because you had to option to spend the night at the place you had dinner.

the italian restaurant at Bvlgari might also be good for view and decor (contemporary).

Kafe Warisan! That is it. Enjoyed a VERY nice lunch there. I also throw my hat in the Naughty Nuris ring. Love the joint and stay within a block of his place, outstanding views for under $30.

the italian restaurant at Bvlgari might also be good for view and decor (contemporary).
The only aggregated reviews I could find for "Il Ristorante" are in Japanese (http://r.tabelog.com/tokyo/rstdtlrvw/13045135/) -- with four reviews, it gets an average of 3.0 out of 5, comments like "remarkably boring", "unexceptional", and an estimated dinner price for two of Y30,000 (~US$250). :eek:

my understanding is that the F&B prices at Amanresorts are considerably better than FS, and the experience can be truly incredible.

OTOH while i seem to recall nonguests can have lunch/dinner and then use the beach club @ Amankila, im not sure about the beach dinner.

theres also another even more private dinner IIRC, dont remember which Aman property it was. think it was for guests only, because you had to option to spend the night at the place you had dinner.

the italian restaurant at Bvlgari might also be good for view and decor (contemporary).

Kagehitokiri, amandari and amanusa also accept non guests for lunch and dinner (reservations essential for dinner, not too easy though. I stayed at FS Jimbaran and tried to book a table at amanusa, no table available. i rang back and asked for the hotel manager , told him ive stayed there and at various amans, got table for my party !)
Amanwana does not accept day guests usually, but they make exceptions....I spotted a certain mr and mrs. B.Gates across from my table at lunch one day. They arrived for lunch and returned to their boat.
So I guess you can always try !

Best non 5-star meal: Ibu Oka's babi guling in Ubud. Unfortunately popularized by Anthony Bordain... my relatives regularly fly from SUB to Bali to enjoy it.

I've tried other restaurants, Ibu Oka really has the best babi guling in Bali.

I've tried other restaurants, Ibu Oka really has the best babi guling in Bali.
Babi Guling? Yeah...that's the best local cuisine.
As I am a Balinese, that's what I called the best food ever exist...:D:D

Another vote for Naughty Nuri's, esp on tuna night (Wed or Thurs?). Amazing barbeque. Not fancy, but delicious.

For International food you cannot go past Ku Da Ta at Seminyak, equally the Living Room just down the road.

For Seafood I would eat at Sanur, Benno's Beach side cafe located just along the beach from the Grand Bali Beach hotel , - walk thru the markets. Go at night when the markets are closed - the seafood skewers are awesome. Freshly cooked over coconut husks.

For Balinese food - the ultimate is "Bumbu Bali" on Jalan Pratama at Tangjung Benoa. Bookings are essential. The Austrian Chef Heinz is married to a Balinese lady and his food is totally authentic and awesome.

I have had some wonderful local food cooked for me in homes - Made - you are the best.



Hope this helps

Adam

We really liked Bumbu Bali--went there twice. We are real fans of the spicy sambal now. We had a nice lunch looking at an old temple at the Lotus Cafe in Ubud

Kafe Warisan! That is it. Enjoyed a VERY nice lunch there. I also throw my hat in the Naughty Nuris ring. Love the joint and stay within a block of his place, outstanding views for under $30.

Warisan was very good, we had dinner there.

Another vote for Lotus cafè in Ubud; we reserved Mozaic, when we got to read the menu we really didn't feel like going, nouvelle couisine is not my piece of cake.

In Sanur, I went twice to Resto Ming, not far from the Bali Hyatt (Resort, which itself has a few good food options that we tried as our friends were staying there).

Had a sandwich and a drink at the Bulgari, by teh pool, great views, it's right on the cliff. Service is slow and nothing spectacular. Food was good.

There are some fantastic resturants in Bali some of my favourits are:

The Living Room (http://www.thelivingroombali.net/)

Ku De Ta (http://www.kudeta.net/)

I'd definitely second the recommendations and comments above for Mozaic (my favorite) and KuDeTa. We also had an excellent dinner at Ibah, also located in Ubud (it's been a few years since we ate at Ibah, though). The food and service at all three was excellent, although in my opinion the service at KuDeTa was slightly lower than Mozaic & Ibah. While the beach location of KuDeTa was wonderful, the settings for both Mozaic & Ibah were also beautiful.

For International food you cannot go past Ku Da Ta at Seminyak, equally the Living Room just down the road.

For Seafood I would eat at Sanur, Benno's Beach side cafe located just along the beach from the Grand Bali Beach hotel , - walk thru the markets. Go at night when the markets are closed - the seafood skewers are awesome. Freshly cooked over coconut husks.

For Balinese food - the ultimate is "Bumbu Bali" on Jalan Pratama at Tangjung Benoa. Bookings are essential. The Austrian Chef Heinz is married to a Balinese lady and his food is totally authentic and awesome.

I have had some wonderful local food cooked for me in homes - Made - you are the best.



Hope this helps

Adam
It's not Ku Da Ta, But Ku De Ta ;)

I'll join in the recommendations for Mozaic. The food was excellent, the setting quite pretty. But I'll say that the atmosphere, particularly as contributed by other patrons (at least on the night we were there), is a but less fine-dining than the menu would suggest. You will see a fair number of people who look like tourists (I know, we're all tourists there, but then some of us look like tourists: tennis shoes, shorts, ballcaps, etc.) among the crowd. That was the only thing about Mozaic that I wasn't keen on, as it took a bit away from an otherwise special meal.

The food at Ku De Ta was okay, maybe even good. The setting was beautiful. The service was absolutely atrocious. I left a fierce note for the manager detailing many service lapses and vowed never to return.

The best overall meal I've had in Bali was at the Ritz Carlton, ironically enough because apart from this meal, the hotel's service levels and food were quite unimpressive. Anyway, we did the special all-lobster meal out on the jetty sticking into the sea right around sunset. The food was really great, our waiter took exceptionally good care of us, the setting was spectacular, and the live music at the end of the jetty near the shore made it an unforgettable place to spend my 30th birthday. I don't know if the RC still does that, but I'd be willing to bet that they do. You should book well in advance, because they only have capacity for one party (up to four people, maybe more in a pinch) per night.

Such an open ended question. My three cents are mentioned above with Jimbaran Beach, Naughty Nuri's, Kafe Warisan and agree with Ibu Oka and the Living Room.

I guess the key comes to what the OP is really looking for?? A meal with the ambiance thatcan be found elsewhere or something very unique to Bali in menu and dining experience.

I stay away from Mozaic as it really does not seperate itself from cuisine or ambiance that can be found throughout the globe.

No place other than Bali would present this challenge. The island is LOADED with amazing options. One would be well advise to just go forth and prosper. Dine well each night and chose for one self afterward.

Bali = Babi Guling if you wish a truly representative meal.

I had a remarkable meal at Kafe Warisan on my most recent trip, and was sufficiently wowed by it to write a full review:

Reviews of a Gourmet Snob: Kafe Warisan, Seminyak, Bali (http://extra.wikitravel.org/blog/jani/reviews_gourmet_snob_kafe_warisan_seminyak_bali)

It really is world-class fine dining, and at quite a reasonable price for the quality. Definitely recommended. ^

I have eaten at the Amankila (inkl. the great dinner at beach as described by someone else in this thread) and Four Seasons Jimbaran and can recommend these hotels for dining. In addition I would like to add the Ritz Carlton at Jimbaran. There is a fantastic thai restaurants (better thai-food than in thailand!), a japanese restaurant, a fish restaurant, a fusion restaurant and an italian restaurant + a balinese restaurant (in season). So much choice and so excellent that we really did not feel the need for leaving the resort during our 12 nights stay which a food junkie like myself would never have believed being possible.

Small and definitely not 5*, but Satri's Wahrung off Monkey Forest Road has incredible banana chicken. Be sure to call 24 hours in advance.

Mike

Small and definitely not 5*, but Satri's Wahrung off Monkey Forest Road has incredible banana chicken. Be sure to call 24 hours in advance.

Mike

Hi mikeef, yes I know it, and I agree about the chicken, I am always amazed when I read something here or elsewhere, that I thought nobody would ever know about this place, and they do. On the weekend, I was taken to Ming Resto in Sanur, french cooking on the side walk in Bali. There is a Ming, a character, I HAD to meet his son and his wife their children and her parents, you know what it's like, and the food was good. Well some of the sauces were a little bland, but not so much that you would complain, I put it down to the milk and cream which is predominately long life stuff, and the lack of any good commercially quanity cheese must be a problem. You make allowances, don't you, that's why I say it's good. Try it next trip, regards bkkrop

We had 2 visits to Mings the last trip to Bali and we'll def be back there in July:)

Best meal in BALI is simply BABI GULING (suckling pig) from IBU OKA in Gianyar. There is no other place in the world that offers similar experience and food.

It is, by far, my most favorite lunch experience in Bali!

We really liked Bumbu Bali--went there twice. We are real fans of the spicy sambal now. We had a nice lunch looking at an old temple at the Lotus Cafe in Ubud

Bumbu Bali is fantastic food!!

Best meal in BALI is simply BABI GULING (suckling pig) from IBU OKA in Gianyar. There is no other place in the world that offers similar experience and food.

It is, by far, my most favorite lunch experience in Bali!

Babi Guling at Ibu Oka is really, really good. Get there early to beat the crowds and to make sure they haven't run out of food.

We enjoyed the Lotus cafe too.

In terms of awards/recognition: http://mozaic-bali.com/

Writeup of Mozaic with photos in my Bali trip report here (http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=806069).

Thanks, l'etoile! :)

Bumped up again,
Had to tell you about Cafe Batujimbar, on jl Danau Tambingan, nearly opposite Hardy's. I have always used them for coffee as they are one of a few that have the choice of Bali coffee or something stronger like Italian coffee, but last trip I went for dinner. Most enjoyable eating under the fig trees with a combo playing and not outrageously priced regards bkkrop

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So I have what I believe is our dining planned out:
Best non 5-star meal: Ibu Oka's babi guling in Ubud. Unfortunately popularized by Anthony Bordain... my relatives regularly fly from SUB to Bali to enjoy it.
Lunch for sure sometime.
In terms of awards/recognition: http://mozaic-bali.com/
Tuesday night but I do have concerns about Mozaic like mjcasta states below. I was not moved when I read the menu but many FT'ers have stated Mozaic is worthwhile.
I stay away from Mozaic as it really does not seperate itself from cuisine or ambiance that can be found throughout the globe.
and further on the sub-5* experience, i've got to vote for Naughty Nuris just outside Ubud. best ribs in SE Asia and a damn fine martini too.
Naughty Nuris was going to be our Wednesday night dinner but then I read about the chicken at Satri's that mikeef mentions below:
Small and definitely not 5*, but Satri's Wahrung off Monkey Forest Road has incredible banana chicken. Be sure to call 24 hours in advance.
There are some fantastic resturants in Bali some of my favourits are:
Ku De Ta (http://www.kudeta.net/)
Thursday night. Setting is supposed to be fantastic but after viewing the menu it didn't feel very Baliesque, so maybe we just go for a drink here.
Far from the white glove treatment; but, the most enjoyable dinner I have had in Bali was on Jimbaran Beach.

A few huts line the head of the beach with tables set out darn near to the water. You walk up to the huts, pick your catch (seafood mostly) heck give it a name first as it is all live, the freshly prepare and serve to you.

Super fun atmosphere, unique and excellent quality. To get the best price when the ask where you are staying, say some shack in Denpasar. They have different prices for each property and everything is negotiable as well.
Friday night, thanks for the tip on saying we are in a shack!! I also had read bring a water bottle to test the accuracy of the scales.

Unless I was staying on Bali for a couple weeks, I don't think I'd ever consider an Italian restarant or non-Bali inspired menu.

We ate at Mozaics last month. It was excellent, but it really is an international experience. Given our satisfaction with Naughty Nuris and the like and given the cost of Mozaic, we wished we had stayed more local in our choice.

We enjoyed the setting of Indus (http://www.casalunabali.com/), just outside the main part of Ubud – beautiful setting by gorge, best for lunch in order to see view.

We ate at WARUNG ENAK (http://www.warungenakbali.com/) on an earlier trip and thought it had interesting Indonesian dishes

We ran out of time to eat at highly recommended Bebek Bengil (http://www.agungraka.com/bebekbengil/) which specializes in crispy duck.

Be aware that WARUNG IBU OKA opens at noon and closes around 3 when all of their 5 or 6 pigs are consumed

Stop at Dewi Café, Ceking Rice Terraces, Tegallalang crafts village area for for the amazing view but NOT the food. It is best possible view of the tiered rice paddies. Be aware that ice is not made from purified water. I recommend drinking from a young coconut.

[QUOTE=Kagehitokiri;9053354]while i seem to recall nonguests can have lunch/dinner and then use the beach club @ Amankila, im not sure about the beach dinner.
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I didn't know Amankila allowed that - that is not good for guests paying to stay there.

Mosaic and Ku De Ta both excellent.

While I enjoy Mozaic, for those looking for a lower price point and a menu that does make excellent use of local ingredients in delightful ways, Lamak is great. I can eat there most every night.

http://www.lamakbali.com/the-menus.html

Stop at Dewi Café, Ceking Rice Terraces, Tegallalang crafts village area for for the amazing view ...

I do eat there ...if only to escape all the hawkers ...

Here's that great view from there ...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n57/letiole/P1010102.jpg

Any restaurant recommendations in Sanur? I will be staying there at the end of October. Any help would be appreciated, it seems that there are loads of great restaurants. I am pregnant so food is important! Thanks

I really enjoyed SIP Wine Bar in Seminyak.
It's a hole in the wall compared to other establishments like Kafe Warisan and Ku De Ta, but the menu was delish and ambience very nice. It is French cuisine with a extensive wine list... with many wine choices costing upwards of 2-3000$!
Less expensive options are also available, and their food is very reasonably priced. The bathroom is also cleverly decorated and very fun. ;)

Also recommend Kafe Warisan as others have. oooh. EXCEPT, Kafe Warisan is changing names and moving locations in October...

Beds on the Beach at the Four Seasons Jimbaran is a unique and fun experience. Five course meal on the beach on a bed overlooking candlelit sand... it's very romantic. Calling it five courses is actually misleading as each course entails multiple tastings of various dishes. I think we tried about 20 different things!

Also recommend Kafe Warisan as others have. oooh. EXCEPT, Kafe Warisan is changing names and moving locations in October...
FYI, the new Kafe Warisan is "METIS":

http://www.metisbali.com/

On Jl. Petitenget in Seminyak/Kerobokan.

We celebrated our 25th Anniversary at Conrad Bali with dinner in a Beach Bale. I thought it would be over priced and we were paying for the location (on the beach, very romantic). But it was the best dinner we had during our stay on Bali. Staff was excellent, local flavors, complementary bottle of champagne, and a special Anniversary cake presentation. Very memorable.

While there we also dined at:
Cafe Wayan - good crispy duck, excellent service
3 Monkeys - excellent food, but wear bug spray if you sit out by the rice paddy. Also have great hats for $4
Bambu Bali - also good local flavor.

I think the babi guling at the amandari is pretty amazing.

Bumbu Bali in Nusa Dua is absolutely a treat.. on Fridays they have great entertainment included..

Bumbu Bali in Nusa Dua is absolutely a treat...

Bolding mine, the Bambu Bali in Ubud is not special.

We are headed to Bali and thought I'd bump this thread to see if there are any new recommendations. Appreciated the input.

Some favorites of mine...

Babi guling - CANDRA (Jalan Teuku Umar), IBU OKA (Ubud)
Ayam (chicken) betutu - LIKU (Jalan Nakula) USD1.50 per dish or $6 for the whole chicken
Fine dining - METIS (Petitenget), KAYUPUTI at ST REGIS (Nusa Dua)
Sunday brunch - SOLEIL at The Mulia Hotel (Nusa Dua)
Afternoon tea - BIKU (Petitenget)
Asian fusion - MAMASAN, SARONG (dinner only)
Indonesian - TEMPO DOELOE (Sunset Road), BALE UDANG (Jalan Nakula)
Thai - THAI CORNER (road side, noisy hole-in-the wall)
Padang - SARI RATU (Sunset Road)
Quick-bites - GOURMET CAFE (Dewi Sri or Petitenget), CAFE BATU JIMBAR (Sanur)
Roast chicken - CHICKEN RUN (Sunset Road)
European - SLIPPERY STONE (Jalan Batu Belig)
Pork ribs - WAHAHA (Sunset Road) - better than Naughty Nuri's

On my to-go-to radar... MOZAIC BEACH CLUB (not to be confused with MOZAIC in Ubud).

If anyone has specific questions, please ask.

Naughty Nuris

Un's Restaurant

Papa's Café

I agree with the previous Chicken Run is a great quick meal.

So many choices on places to eat from cheap to $500 a person. I'm headed back to spend a month a my place at the end of May. The three I listed are all reasonable priced about $20 a person with a drink (google search them).

There are lots and lots of new places to eat some of the outstanding ones are

Sardine , Sarong at Seminyak

Sunday Brunch at the St Regis Bodeka at Nusa dua

TAO and Sakala both at Tangjung Benoa

Bumbu Bali at Tangjung Benoa - now there are two restaurants just down the street from each other - same menu - the newer one is nicer - I think - more space and open more but the same food and great service

Bridges at Ubud

Just found this area of FT (Destinations). We are heading to Bali in August.....this spot looks amazing. My wife and kids are foodies:o

While I enjoy Mozaic, for those looking for a lower price point and a menu that does make excellent use of local ingredients in delightful ways, Lamak is great. I can eat there most every night.

http://www.lamakbali.com/the-menus.html



I do eat there ...if only to escape all the hawkers ...

Here's that great view from there ...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n57/letiole/P1010102.jpg

Just have to figure out where they all are!! Looking forward to trying some of these

Some favorites of mine...

Babi guling - CANDRA (Jalan Teuku Umar), IBU OKA (Ubud)
Ayam (chicken) betutu - LIKU (Jalan Nakula) USD1.50 per dish or $6 for the whole chicken
Fine dining - METIS (Petitenget), KAYUPUTI at ST REGIS (Nusa Dua)
Sunday brunch - SOLEIL at The Mulia Hotel (Nusa Dua)
Afternoon tea - BIKU (Petitenget)
Asian fusion - MAMASAN, SARONG (dinner only)
Indonesian - TEMPO DOELOE (Sunset Road), BALE UDANG (Jalan Nakula)
Thai - THAI CORNER (road side, noisy hole-in-the wall)
Padang - SARI RATU (Sunset Road)
Quick-bites - GOURMET CAFE (Dewi Sri or Petitenget), CAFE BATU JIMBAR (Sanur)
Roast chicken - CHICKEN RUN (Sunset Road)
European - SLIPPERY STONE (Jalan Batu Belig)
Pork ribs - WAHAHA (Sunset Road) - better than Naughty Nuri's

On my to-go-to radar... MOZAIC BEACH CLUB (not to be confused with MOZAIC in Ubud).

If anyone has specific questions, please ask.

Looking for dining suggestions for 10 nights spread between Ubud (3 nights), Nusa Dua (3 nights) and Jimbaran Bay (4 nights). Thanks in advance!