The Warung is a stunning hotel restaurant that offers an extensive traditional Indonesian and Balinese menu for brunch. Indulge in the highly recommended papaya salads, a satay (grilled meat on sticks) with 12 different styles of sambal (sauces) or a delicious grilled mushroom in a banana leaf. Opt for a big group setting at a long communal bench or reserve in advance for a private table of two so you can enjoy an intimate brunch facing the sea.

For diners seeking exquisite Indonesian restaurants in Uluwatu, The Warung at Alila Villas Uluwatu presents wholesome traditional Indonesian and Balinese fare. Resting on a dramatic perch atop the cliffs of Uluwatu, The Warung welcomes you to embark on a culinary journey across the Indonesian archipelago. Regarded as one of the top Indonesian restaurants in the region, the restaurant is celebrated for its refined take on traditional recipes, crafted with passion and precision, served in a warm and welcoming setting.

If the spectacular clifftop location of The Warung at Alila Villas Uluwatu isn’t enough to wow you, the food certainly will. The menu here consists of classic Indonesian and Balinese dishes like green papaya soup, mixed vegetables with grated coconut, whole grilled fish and succulent roast suckling pig. The emphasis here is on shared plates and communal dining at the large wooden tables, however, you can also snag a seat at one of the cozy two-seater tables for two either inside or outside.

The restaurant had a mesmerizing atmosphere, with silence and a beautiful, magical ambience all around to set the mood. Their food is carefully crafted to bring out the best Italian flavors and spices, ensuring that every bite is an unforgettable one. They serve up a different experience of fine dining with a beautiful yet delicious taste by using only the finest quality products, with a blend of tropical flavors in their food element.

Wholesome, traditional and downright delicious, The Warung is the gastronomic Indonesian and Balinese restaurant at the stunning Alila Villas Uluwatu. Though each dish on the menu can be found at warungs across the island, The Warung serves up these national staples with a difference. High-end ingredients, artfully tailored recipes and a powerful flavour punch with every bite – this is ‘local food’ on a whole other level.

The Warung is one of the most spectacularly attractive resort complexes in Bali, and it’s worth going just for the view. The food is good, though. The beef rendang is a standout, and we also loved the grilled Indonesian pork chop.