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 Eating
at one of Bali's numberous restaurants can be one of the
highlights of your visit to Bali. Some of the best restaurants
on the Island can be found providing you with a variety
of cuisine's and with each restaurants trying to offer you
something different.
Most 4 & 5 start hotels have 3-4 restaurants within
their location, and when stepping out to eat, most Bali
restaurants are in close proximity to each other and of
course centered around the main Bali tourist spots.
Most Bali restaurants do not require reservations, but you
may want to check our database to make sure, especially
for popular restaurants and hotel restaurants.
 A Culinary Experience...
Be it celebrating in style with champagne and caviar... savouring morsels of lobster while sipping on some Chablis.... or having an iced lemon tea and strawberry cream gateau.
At the Bali Cliff Resort it's a gastronomic tour that takes you around the world. For those who like the delicacies of Japan, the ASUKA with its skilful Chef, offers delights from Sushi to Teppanyaki.
If aromatic pizzas or some light snacks are your preference, then a stop at the PIZZERIA AL FRESCO is a must, while the Pool bar in the lagoon pool offers tropical cocktails throughout the day. And of course every meal at the Bali Cliff is prepared with the finest ingredients.
Address:
Jl. Pura Batu Pugeh, Ungasan, Bali 80361
 Our
Beach restaurant: One of the unique things from our hotel
is its location. You cannot find many hotels that are so
close to the beach as ours. Regulations have changed since
Villa Agung was build. Enjoy our restaurant with a nice
sea breeze, and watch the fabulous sunsets with a delicious
meal. We have western and Asian style food for you to enjoy.
We serve American style breakfasts.
Menus:
Aubergine, Bean, Lentil, Salmon, Pasta, Wheat, Sprawns,
Gulai, Mungbean, Noodle, Bali Dish.
Address:
Lovina Beach, Singaraja Bali.
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Restaurant
Hints: You will find that although
a restaurant may specialize in one type of cuisine,
there will be a section of local Balinese food for you
to try. Please be aware of the following; |
- Do not
expect the same taste and style as you would in your own
country when visiting restaurants specializing in specific
cuisines. . Like many Asian countries has been adapted
to the palate of the local and also dependent on the ingredients
available.
- Of course
you will want to try the local Indonesian dishes and depending
on the restaurant, the taste and price varies. As you
well may know, mos
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Indonesian food contains a variety of hot spices and peppers.
Many reputable restaurants adjust the cooking of Indonesian
food to make it mild enough for the non-local guest to
enjoy. However if you are very game and would like to
experience what most Balinese eat, try one of the many
food stores "Warung" lining the streets of the
downtown areas.
- The main
part of the Indonesian meal is steamed rice " nasi".
Accompanying the rice is usually dishes which may include
one of a variety of meats and seafood, either boiled,
steamed or fried.
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The
price range differs dramatically depending on the restaurant
and area you dine at. The price can range from US$1
up to and beyond US$100. Check out our 'restaurants
by price' list, to find a restaurant that best suits
you.
For your information; 
- Beer prices
are reasonable (5,000-30,000 Rp) but imported wine and
champagne can cost you more than your meal (120,000 -
600,000 Rp.)
- Usually
a 10-20% service charge is included in your bill. If not,
a tip between 5-10% is appreciated, but not expected.
- Most restaurants
in Bali are open until 11 pm. but you will find some restaurants
are open till 1 pm or even 24 hours.
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