| Restaurant Cost Guide |
All listings in this guide have different means of identification. This guide can be searched;
By location only (Thai food in Kuta, Balinese food in Ubud, Chinese food in Nusa Dua, German food in Legian, etc.) Candi Dasa, Denpasar, Jimbaran Bay, Kerobokan, Klungkung, Kuta, Legian, Sanur, Seminyak, T.J.Benoa, Tuban, Ubud, Uluwatu.
By cuisine only [where to find Seafood restaurants, or Japanese, etc.] Balinese, Café Style, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Indian, Indonesian, International, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Mediterranean, Mexican, Seafood, Scandinavian, Swiss, Thai, Vegetarian
By location and cuisine [where to find Seafood restaurants, in Candi Dasa or Japanese in Seminyak, etc.]
Restaurant Name ( if you know it )
by Hotel to discover whether a particular hotel has any of it's restaurants listed, so far, in this guide, select the hotel in question from the appropiate drop-down box.
Alphabetical Listing
Some listings will be repeated under a number of different headings. A Japanese restaurant may have enough of a seafood selection to warrant inclusion under that heading as well, or a place may have a better than average selection of two different cuisines.
A warung is an Indonesian café or small restaurant, most often family-run, where people go to eat rather than for a night out. These are only listed when they are considered suitable for foreigners and give an insight into local food. If the warung makes a good enough attempt at western food, then they may also be included in the International section.
To further help you identify what you want, we use three different icons for places that qualify:
Tells you that a choice of hot western style breakfasts is available.
Live music features in the evenings, at least on some nights.
Denotes that the bar in the restaurant is suitable for patronising, whether you are eating there or not.
Denotes places that claim to serve food that is 100% Halal
All listings are quantified as to price. This refers to a meal for two persons [food only, drinks not included]. For western style food this is calculated as to the average cost of enjoying three courses, entrée, main and dessert. For Asian style food where, traditionally, the meal is shared by all participants; a mix of entrees [if suitable] and mains to make up a full dinner has been the base used for the price of that establishment.
Cost is grouped as:
Very Cheap - under Rp. 100,000 for two persons
Cheap - Rp. 100,000-200,000
Moderate - Rp. 200,000-500,000
Expensive - Rp. 500,000-900,000
Very Expensive - More than Rp. 900,000
To assist you in the conversion of currencies here is a rough guide.
All listings in this guide have different means of identification. This guide can be searched;
By location only (Thai food in Kuta, Balinese food in Ubud, Chinese food in Nusa Dua, German food in Legian, etc.) Candi Dasa, Denpasar, Jimbaran Bay, Kerobokan, Klungkung, Kuta, Legian, Sanur, Seminyak, T.J.Benoa, Tuban, Ubud, Uluwatu.
By cuisine only [where to find Seafood restaurants, or Japanese, etc.] Balinese, Café Style, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Indian, Indonesian, International, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Mediterranean, Mexican, Seafood, Scandinavian, Swiss, Thai, Vegetarian
By location and cuisine [where to find Seafood restaurants, in Candi Dasa or Japanese in Seminyak, etc.]
Restaurant Name ( if you know it )
by Hotel to discover whether a particular hotel has any of it's restaurants listed, so far, in this guide, select the hotel in question from the appropiate drop-down box.
Alphabetical Listing
Some listings will be repeated under a number of different headings. A Japanese restaurant may have enough of a seafood selection to warrant inclusion under that heading as well, or a place may have a better than average selection of two different cuisines.
A warung is an Indonesian café or small restaurant, most often family-run, where people go to eat rather than for a night out. These are only listed when they are considered suitable for foreigners and give an insight into local food. If the warung makes a good enough attempt at western food, then they may also be included in the International section.
To further help you identify what you want, we use three different icons for places that qualify:
 Breakfast |  Live Music |  Good Bar |  100% Halal |
Tells you that a choice of hot western style breakfasts is available.
Live music features in the evenings, at least on some nights.
Denotes that the bar in the restaurant is suitable for patronising, whether you are eating there or not.
Denotes places that claim to serve food that is 100% Halal
All listings are quantified as to price. This refers to a meal for two persons [food only, drinks not included]. For western style food this is calculated as to the average cost of enjoying three courses, entrée, main and dessert. For Asian style food where, traditionally, the meal is shared by all participants; a mix of entrees [if suitable] and mains to make up a full dinner has been the base used for the price of that establishment.
Cost is grouped as:
Very Cheap - under Rp. 100,000 for two persons
Cheap - Rp. 100,000-200,000
Moderate - Rp. 200,000-500,000
Expensive - Rp. 500,000-900,000
Very Expensive - More than Rp. 900,000
To assist you in the conversion of currencies here is a rough guide.
N.B: This is rough conversion guide only.
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