Balinese suckling pig is definitely one of the culinary trademarks in Bali, the island of Gods. This dish is always popular for both local and international tourists. The aroma of its fat, sizzling together with multiple blend of aromatic spices never ceases to make one’s nostril tingling. It’s often served with the coconut-marinated veggies to provide balance between juiciness, crispness and savory.
Who would need a long intro for beer? It’s the most consumed alcoholic beverage in the world. So, for all of you in Bali tired of partying till late night and just want to chill, whether it’s with your friends, family or significant other, here we are presenting our top 6 beer spots in Bali:
Street food has always been a tasty solution whenever you’re hungry or just craving for a midnight snack. Here, we list 5 most memorable dishes that we’ve tried in Bali, elaborating on what ingredients do they use and how are they cooked. Most of the savory dishes in this list will contain a mixture of spices called Base Genep: a sacred combination of exotic spices (e.g: black pepper, candlenut, cloves, corianders, shallots, turmeric, chilli, galangal, lemon grass) and other ingredients, grounded and smoothened together to create an exquisite taste and aroma. Without further ado, enjoy!
Eliminating the needs to get up early on weekdays & holidays, brunch would make one’s life better, especially for weekend party animals. For those of you who’re having fun in Bali starry night sky right now, we dedicate this article for you!
No doubt, coffee is one of the world’s most well-known beverages, and often claimed as the most widely consumed drinks in the world just after water (yes, H2O). Its success as a beverage is undoubtedly thanks to the caffeine it hosts, which stimulates a vibe of sensory pleasure. So, whether you want to start your day after a wild party the night before, or just right after you’re catching the sunrise you’ve always looked for, here’s our seven most recommended coffee spots in Bali for you to enjoy!
Blessed with diverse multi-ethnic population, combined with the exquisite ingredients that comes from the tropic lands and vast seas, Bali has all it needs to be hub of fusion cuisines. This is especially attractive for tourists who are looking for some homey comfort, coupled with local-adventurous umami in their dishes. Without further ado, here are our favourite fusion restaurants in Bali:
Bali is truly an Island of wonder. In 15 minutes of a drive, you can easily find diverse people, landscapes and histories, contributing to original cultures you can enjoy in each part of the island. This applies to its cuisine as well. Here, we’re presenting our five most unforgettable restaurants in Bali, taking into account their dishes and niches.
Possessing one of the best elevated sceneries in Indonesia, Bali definitely has an edge when it comes to rooftop bars. The multi-ethnic visitors, diverse selection of foods, drinks and the much-desired tropical atmosphere are definitely the X factors of why rooftop-bars in Bali are always fully packed with patrons (except on a rainy night). Here are our top 10 recommended rooftop-bars in Bali, whether you wanna chill or party.
Although Bali is well-known as one of the most popular tourist destinations, not all restaurants are taxing on your purse. You can still find some AMAZING food which cost just next to nothing. You just gotta try, right? So, if today is the 15th or 16th day of the month and your wallet is close to breaking down, don’t worry! We’ll share you some info on some of the best deals in the city. All the restos listed here should cost less than $4 apiece. Just a friendly reminder: The cost we list here only applies IF you consume ONE meal portion, not more. So, here we go!
In a tropical island like Bali, swimming is a definite necessity. Imagine yourself in a swimming pool, directly gazing at the sea, sand, sun (or moon) while enjoying a cold fresh coconut, or even a mojito while lazily laying on the couch. These are some winning spots chosen by your fellow Qravians:
Bakso is well known as one of Indonesia’s favorite traditional dishes, savored by locals, tourists and one of United States’ former president. This ball-shaped, beef-based delicacy has always been popular, whether it’s for lunch, dinner or afternoon snacks. PLUS, It’s also friendly to your pocketbook! And now, we’d like to share Qravians’ six favorite bakso spots in Bali. Quite hard to pick, since there are soo many shops in Bali serving this dish, but here we go:
