AIR | A Guide To Ubud
Food Scene
Some of our favorite places to eat. Ubud is filled with endless amazing places to eat.
They have great juice, pizzas for dinner, and work-friendly place! Cocktails are also amazing, btw. Vegetarian choices are available. Their Pumpkin Pie pizza is highly recommended!
22 locals recommend
Milk & Madu Ubud
No.3 Jl. SuwetaThey have great juice, pizzas for dinner, and work-friendly place! Cocktails are also amazing, btw. Vegetarian choices are available. Their Pumpkin Pie pizza is highly recommended!
Work-friendly and they have a shop where you can buy their house blend! Rocking chairs perfect for fiddlers and beautiful coffee chart on the entrance.
123 locals recommend
Seniman Coffee Studio
No.5 Jl. Sri WedariWork-friendly and they have a shop where you can buy their house blend! Rocking chairs perfect for fiddlers and beautiful coffee chart on the entrance.
Hidden gem of Juwuk Manis, Ubud, for sure. Love their juices, smoothies with yoghurt, and Bali Curry.
8 locals recommend
Sweet Orange Warung
Jalan KajengHidden gem of Juwuk Manis, Ubud, for sure. Love their juices, smoothies with yoghurt, and Bali Curry.
Open mic on Wednesdays, Jazz night on Sundays.
Happy hour 'till 4-7 PM. Try their wine and cocktails.
Balinese Paella also recommended!
40 locals recommend
Casa Luna Restaurant
Jalan Raya UbudOpen mic on Wednesdays, Jazz night on Sundays.
Happy hour 'till 4-7 PM. Try their wine and cocktails.
Balinese Paella also recommended!
You can eat here, got great tahini sauce. Open mic every Thursday night, from world music to pop and ukulele to people dancing like crazy. It's bohemian after all :)
35 locals recommend
Bali Bohemia
Jalan Nyuh BojogYou can eat here, got great tahini sauce. Open mic every Thursday night, from world music to pop and ukulele to people dancing like crazy. It's bohemian after all :)
It’s local and cheap and you can try authentic Balinese cuisine known for its traditional dishes bursting with flavors. Don’t miss their famous Babi Guling (suckling pig) and Nasi Campur (mixed rice).
8 locals recommend
Warung Biah Biah
No.13 Jl. Goutama Sel.It’s local and cheap and you can try authentic Balinese cuisine known for its traditional dishes bursting with flavors. Don’t miss their famous Babi Guling (suckling pig) and Nasi Campur (mixed rice).
KAFE
No.44B Jl. HanomanWarung Siam Ubud
Our fav Thai place in town with authentic dishes.
The Elephant
Jalan Raya SangginganSightseeing
Campuhan Ridge Walk
Jalan Raya CampuhanEssentials
Bintang Supermarket Ubud
No.45 Jl. Raya SangginganPepito Andong Ubud
Jalan Raya AndongEntertainment & Activities
Paradiso Ubud
Jalan Goutama SelatanThey have screenings, open mike, and singalongs!
Shopping
Biasa Ubud
Jalan Raya SangginganHigh quality clothes with a very casual flair
Arts & Culture
Arma Museum & Resort
Jalan Made LebahMuseum Puri Lukisan
Jalan Raya UbudYou can take courses from here with Agus and the owner, but also open studios on Wednesdays, 100k IDR per slot (9AM-12PM, 1-4PM)
Sari Api Ceramic Studio
Jalan SuwetaYou can take courses from here with Agus and the owner, but also open studios on Wednesdays, 100k IDR per slot (9AM-12PM, 1-4PM)
City advice
Getting around
Motorbike is the way
In bali usually moto is the way of you feel comfortable riding by yourself it will give you maximum amount of freedom. There also the apps like GOJEK or GRAB that you can install and order easily riders that will take you anywhere without the hassle of bargaining. In our immediate hood you can also walk and sense real Bali life and catch some smiles from our rice field farmers and local families. Smile back :)
Customs and culture
Respect local culture
- Please wear a sarong and proper clothing when entering temples.
Useful phrases
Basic Indoensian
1. Terima kasih - Thank you
2. Tolong - Please
3. Maaf - Sorry/Excuse me
4. Selamat pagi - Good morning
5. Selamat siang - Good afternoon
6. Selamat malam - Good evening/Good night
7. Apa kabar? - How are you?
8. Saya tidak mengerti - I don’t understand
9. Di mana kamar mandi? - Where is the bathroom?
10. Sampai jumpa - Goodbye
What to pack
Bring light clothes
It’s humid and warm so you’ll need light clothes and it’s always good to bring flip flops so when it rains you’ll be be able to walk through puddles. Just in case a raincoat and maybe white linen clothes so you look really really super spiritual and can act like you been here since „eat, pray, love“ was filmed.