Eat Your Way to Halal Balinese Food at These Locations

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Choosing where to eat in Bali for halal food could get quite challenging on an island famous for its roasted pork dish.

Fear not because finding halal Balinese food is still possible during your vacation, meaning your tastebuds will still get the chance to experience the island’s wondrous food scene.

There are eight places to visit if you are in search of a Muslim-friendly culinary option.

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1. Warung Nasi Ayam Bu Oki, Nusa Dua

Located at Jalan Silitiga in Southeastern Nusa Dua, this food eatery sells Indonesian Chicken Rice with its chicken as the star of the meal accompanied by vegetables, fermented tempeh, Bali’s Minced Meat Satay, and the island’s salad with grated coconut dressing.

As a Muslim-friendly food stall, Warung Nasi Ayam Bu Oki also offers various vegetable dishes and spicy chili sauce that will keep your belly happy. Warung Nasi Ayam Bu Oki opens from 8am–9pm.

2. Warung Wardani, Denpasar

Warung Wardani is well-known in the area for selling the halal version of the local favorite, Balinese Mixed Rice.

Guests can choose from a plethora of side dishes including potatoes, Bali’s Minced Meat Satay, Balinese salad, beef, and chili sauce.

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This halal Balinese food eatery opens every day from 8am–4pm and is located at Jalan Yudistira Nomor 2, North Denpasar.

3. Warung Nasi Ayam Kedawetan Ibu Mangku, Ubud

Located at Jalan Raya Kedewatan Nomor 18, Ubud, Muslim travelers can rely on this food stall for all things halal Balinese food.

Try their Balinese Mixed Rice complete with Minced Meat Satay, egg, and chicken.

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4. Warung Nasi Pecel Bu Tinuk, Tuban

If you are looking for where to eat in Bali for nasi pecel, then this place is for you.

Offering fresh vegetables that have been perfectly steamed and topped with a delightful peanut sauce, it is the perfect accompaniment after a long day of traveling around the island.

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You can also try their chicken, fermented tempeh, crispy fried chicken, and fried duck.

5. Nasi Bali Men Weti, Sanur

Finding where to eat in Bali’s renowned Sanur is made easier thanks to this food eatery which regularly sees queues forming from the morning.

Known for its Balinese Mixed Rice and other traditional Indonesian food such as spicy eggs, Indonesian Chicken Soup, fermented egg, and chili sauce, there are plenty of ways to enjoy halal Balinese food here.

Nasi Bali Men Weti is located at Segara Ayu Beach in Sanur.

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6. Warung Bu Mi, Canggu

When it comes to Muslim-friendly places to eat in Bali’s Canggu, Warung Bu Mi at Jalan Bbatuboling Nomor 52 is great to keep in mind.

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The food eatery serves its dishes in a buffet style where you can choose any fresh vegetables and traditional Balinese food to go with your white rice or red rice.

7. Warung Nikmat, Kuta

In keeping with its name, Warung Nikmat offers various homemade dishes known on the island including Beef Rendang, Indonesian Sautéed Tempeh, and Spicy Chicken Liver.

The best part of this food eatery is that you can enjoy your halal Balinese food right at Kuta Beach. Warung Nikmat opens every day from 8am–8pm.

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8. Warung Mak Beng, Sanur

For the fish lovers visiting the island and looking for where to eat in Bali then, Warung Mak Beng is your answer. This food eatery keeps it simple and serves its recommended fish soup alongside some fried fish.

Despite only selling those two items on its menu, Warung Mak Beng is regularly full of customers since it first opened in 1941. Warung Mak Beng is located at Jalan Hhang Tuah Nomor 45, Sanur.

(Writer: Silvita Agmasari | Editors: Silvita Agmasari, Rizky Tyas Febriani)

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