Most Popular Places in Seminyak

Published - 11 February 2022, Friday
  • Karma

From brunch and lunch to date night must-dos, these are the best restaurants, cafes and coffee spots in all the hidden places of Seminyak.

They call it the old Canggu or the Posh Suburb where tourists all over the world come by at least once for shopping, dining and spa experience. One of our all-time favourite neighbourhoods in Bali, Seminyak is positively spilling with colourful cafes, hip restaurants, cool beach clubs and late night gatherings. 

From Petitenget & Oberoi to Kayu Aya Beach and beyond, this hedonistic place deserves a good gourmet gander during your Bali holiday. You’ll want to devote at least an entire day eating your way through the best restaurants in Seminyak, so Expat Choice put together this list of must-trys to help you on your tasting tour.

From the very best Seminyak cafes to the hottest date night spots, here’s where to eat in stylish Seminyak for breakfast, lunch, dinner and beyond… enjoy our choices.

Basil Kitchen Seminyak 

BasilBasil Kitchen is perfectly located in Seminyak offering a tremendous selection of tangy, fresh tasting Asian and Western meals. With it's breezy and old fashioned outdoor area you'll feel home and cozy wherever you sit. Expat Choice was here and recommends their good food, drinks and great service from kitchen to staff. They use locally sourced fresh fruits, vegetables and ingredients and high quality imported meats for a unique experience to ensure to make Basil Kitchen your favourite. Image Credit: Basil Kitchen Facebook Page

a. Jl. Pangkung Sari No.45, Seminyak, Bali

e. basilrestaurantbali@gmail.com

w. www.instagram.com/basilkitchen

s. www.facebook.com/basilkitchenbali

t. +62 819 9961 6165

Chez Gado Gado Seminyak 

ChezIt is bold, it is classic, and it is playful: The Casual Fine-Dining & Functions Venue, Chez Gado Gado, has a far-reaching name. Over thirty years, the restaurant has earned a permanent ranking in what is often only 15 minutes of culinary fame. What began as one of a few nightclubs dotting Bali’s beaches has bloomed, coming into adulthood – without ever outgrowing its own lighthearted name.The venue stands humbly to the side, tail-end of Camplung Tanduk Street, in the hub of Seminyak. Look for the golden seahorse emblem on a building with the appearance of a strong and quiet secret. Chez Gado Gado boasts ease of access, being right on Seminyak Beach, and sufficient parking space. Image Credit: Chez Gado Gado Facebook Page

a. Jl. Camplung Tanduk No.99, Seminyak, Bali

e. info@gadogadorestaurant.com

w. www.gadogadorestaurant.com/

s. www.facebook.com/CGGBALI

t. +62 361 736966​​​​​​​

Corner House Seminyak

CornerCorner House is a resuscitated restaurant located at the end of Jalan Oberoi, at the intersection with Jalan Drupadi. It burned down a couple of years ago (it was called Corner Store) and was reopened in June 22nd 2014. It was a popular breakfast place back then, and it seems that it will be even more crowded now. They improved the design and the menu, making it the place to be in Seminyak on Sunday mornings for expatriates. The owners are a mixed couple French and Australian, Magali Pascal a fashion designer and Matt Neville, a photographer. There is now a second floor and they also open for lunch and dinner coupled with Live Music and great Specials on a daily basis. The Second Floor is now called the Hawker Night Market Bali where all the tastes of Asia can be experienced in one amazing setting! Image Credit: Corner House Bali Facebook Page

a. Jl. Kayu Aya No. 10 A Kerobokan Seminyak, Bali

e. info@cornerhousebali.com

w. www.cornerhousebali.com

s. www.facebook.com/cornerhousebali

t. +62 813 3960 9258

Esquina Bali 

EsquinaAt Esquina, we’re gazing into the future and predicting delicious world cuisine, incredible local flavours and some of the best tarot readers in Bali! Who says you can’t have your future told over a juicy burger? Esquina really is one of a kind, offering a unique dining experience you won’t forget in a hurry. Also known as the home of the blue lotus tea, this colourful, summery and joyful eatery enjoys an intimate set-up with comfy furniture and a communal vibe that rallies around good food, positivity and a zest for life. Image Credit: Esquina Bali Facebook Page

a. Jl. Braban No.82, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Bali 80361

e. cafeesquinabali@gmail.com

w. www.lnk.bio/fQ59

s. www.facebook.com/EsquinaBali/

t. +62 813 1169 6066

Jemme Bali 

jemmeJemme is a unique combination of high end jewellery and casual fine dining restaurant. Open daily for lunch & dinner with nightly live music on their baby grand piano. So whether you choose to indulge in their home cooked comfort food cuisine, sip from their choice of premium cocktails and wines, or shop from their collection of jaw-dropping gemstone and diamond jewelry, you will know you are in good hands. Image Credit: Jemme Bali

a. Jalan Petitenget No. 28, Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia

e. reservation@jemmebali.com

w. www.jemmebali.com

s. www.facebook.com/JemmeBali

t. +62 36 1473 2392

Kilo Kitchen Seminyak 

KiloThe name Kilo comes from the phonetic name of the half-blue, half-yellow nautical flag for ‘K’, which signals the message, “We wish to communicate with you.” Kilo aims to communicate moments defined by hearty food, soulful music, warm conversations, and unforgettable occasions. A place that feels like home for people from all different walks and circles of life, Kilo welcomes you for a sharing experience amongst family and friends, both old and new. Image Credit: Kilo Bali Facebook Page

a. Jl. Drupadi No.22, Seminyak, Bali 80361

e. bali@kilokitchen.com

w. www.Kilo-collective.com/

s. www.facebook.com/Kilobali

t. +62 812 4616 7618

Livingstone Café & Bakery

LivingstoneLivingstone Café & Bakery is all about passion, love, creativity, awesome croissants, and a cup of divine coffee. As innocent as it sounds, their aim is to inspire people through what they do. Livingstone Café & Bakery want to share love and happiness with whoever they encounter along the way, may it be their valuable team members, customers, partners or local communities. Klepon Cake is available at Livingstone and it's an insanely good cake. You've got to give it a go! Klepon is one of the most popular traditional kue in Indonesian cuisine. It's a snack of sweet rice cake balls filled with molten palm sugar and coated in grated coconut. Photo Credit: Livingstone Café & Bakery Facebook Page 

a. Jl. Petitenget 88, Kerobokan Badung, Bali, Indonesia 80365

e. director@livingstonebakery.com

w. www.livingstonebakery.com

s. www.facebook.com/livingstonecafebakery​​​​​​​

t. +62 361 4735949

Mano Beach House

ManoMano Beach House is a gathering place for island dwellers and explorers alike, where slow living and creativity are celebrated. Rest under a shady canopy by the pool, or soak up the ocean views and sparkling sunsets. Enjoy our contemporary cuisine, sip island-inspired cocktails and drift off to our laid-back tunes. Image Credit: Mano Beach House Facebook Page

a. Jl. Pantai Pura Petitenget Kerobokan Kelod, Seminyak, Bali

e. hello@manobali.com

w. www.manobali.com

s. www.facebook.com/manobeachhouse/

t. +62 3614 730 874​​​​​​​

Monsieur Spoon Petitenget 

Monsieur Spoon Monsieur Spoon is famous for its croissant and other Viennoiseries from France with affordable price and high quality, without diminishing the classic flavours from its original country. Best-selling menus from Monsieur Spoon include croissants and other Viennoiseries in many different shapes with various fillings/toppings such as butter, cheese, chocolate, sliced meat, and almond nuts. Monsieur Spoon also serves coffee and all-day menus such as classic French sandwiches using the same ingredients as pastries, such as Salmon Croissant, Croque Monsieur, and Soup. Image Credit: Monsieur Spoon Bali Petitenget Facebook Page 

a. Jl. Petitenget No.112-A, Kerobokan

e. order@monsieurspoon.com

w. www.monsieurspoon.com

s. www.facebook.com/monsieur.spoon.petitenget/​​​​​​​

t. +62 877 6155 6575​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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