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Bali Asli

The guide was updated: 2024-06-19

This restaurant, surrounded by mountains and rice fields, is not easy to find, hidden in the small village of Gelumpang in northeastern Bali. They use mainly their own farmed ingredients or products from the local market in their cooking and the cuisine is authentic Balinese. They also host cooking classes, all of them including a unique experience such as learning how to plant rice or making cocktails from cashew nut wine.

Useful Information

Address: Jalan Raya Gelumpang, Gelumpang Village, Amlapura, Karangasem, Bali
Opening hours: Daily 11am–5:30pm
Website: www.baliasli.com.au
Phone: +62 8223 690 9215
Email: enquiries@baliasli.com.au

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Bali Asli

Bali Asli

This restaurant, surrounded by mountains and rice fields, is not easy to find, hidden in the small village of Gelumpang in northeastern Bali. They use mainly their own farmed ingredients or products from the local market in their cooking and the cuisine is authentic Balinese. They also host cooking classes, all of them including a unique experience such as learning how to plant rice or making cocktails from cashew nut wine.

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