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Foodie Adventures in Bali

Your Bali food adventure starts here! with local farmers and chefs, and learn the story behind your food

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159 reviews
At the end of our amazing afternoon spent in the lovely garden and the lovely kitchen, I asked to Wayan, our guide of the day, what’s the meaning of Anandinii, and he said “happiness”. It perfectly described our experience, we loved everything from the beginning until the end. All has been so genuine, ingredients and smiles, that we can just be greatful to meet these passionate girls and boys who tirelessly helped us meeting more Balinese culture at its most inner heart. Terima kasih to all of them
Maria Chiara Gioia
Fantastic experience. Wayan had a very warm, welcoming, relaxed approach. There were 8 in our group and we cooked in pairs. Beautiful location. Particularly liked the added touch of picking our vegetables. Easy to follow cooking instructions and very yummy food. Highly recommend
Bridget
Perfect organisation - we had a small group, cooking in pairs. First it was a tour around local market, where the guide explained some ingredients, and bought some fruit for us. The class itself took place in the farm - beautiful and quiet place. All ingredients were preprepared, fresh and tasty. We were given instructions and enjoyed the process of cooking with degustation. Great experience!
Ljubov

Foodie Adventures in Bali FAQs

What are the must-try traditional Balinese dishes for a foodie in Bali?
Some of the must-try traditional Balinese dishes for a foodie in Bali include Babi Guling (suckling pig), Bebek Betutu (slow-cooked duck), Sate Lilit (minced meat satay), Lawar (traditional Balinese mix of vegetables, coconut, and minced meat), and Nasi Campur (mixed rice dish with various sides).
Where can foodies find the best street food in Bali?
Foodies can find some of the best street food in Bali at local markets like Pasar Malam Sindhu in Sanur, Gianyar Night Market in Ubud, and Kedonganan Fish Market in Jimbaran. These markets offer a wide variety of local dishes at affordable prices.
What are the popular cooking classes for foodies in Bali?
Popular cooking classes for foodies in Bali include classes at Casa Luna in Ubud, Paon Bali Cooking Class in Sayan, and Bumbu Bali Cooking School in Tanjung Benoa. These classes offer hands-on experience in preparing traditional Balinese dishes and are led by experienced local chefs.
Which restaurants in Bali offer a fine dining experience for foodies?
Some of the top restaurants in Bali that offer a fine dining experience for foodies include Locavore in Ubud, Sarong in Seminyak, Mejekawi in Jimbaran, and CasCades Restaurant in Ubud. These restaurants offer innovative dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
What are the best food markets to explore for foodies in Bali?
Foodies in Bali should explore markets like Pasar Badung in Denpasar, Ubud Market in Ubud, and Seminyak Night Market in Seminyak for a wide selection of fresh produce, spices, and local snacks. These markets provide a glimpse into the vibrant food culture of Bali.
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