Warung D’Sawah Kerobokan

Tucked in a row of stone carving shops in Kerobokan, with a rather unattractive small sign, and completed with cheesy name (D’sawah means the – and double as ‘di (at)’- paddy field), this restaurant is a hidden gem. It just looks like a small parking lot from the outside, but once inside you’ll be surprised by the size of their backyard, completed with unblocked view of unlimited paddy field. They serve western and local dishes, but Balinese food is recommended. We ordered Betutu Chicken (whole). It’s a dish of free-range chicken, cooked in Balinese yellow sauce, served with egg, sate lilit (fish satay), soup and vegetable. It is recommended for 1-2 persons, but actually fed our group of 4 as a good light lunch. For drinks, other than the usual list, they do served Kopi Luwak or chivet coffee.

Location: Jl. Raya Kerobokan (about 30m ahead from Lio Square, Canggu direction)

Price: Food from IDR 30,000 per person. Drink IDR 5,000 – up

Source: goodfoodbali.wordpress.com