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Amed

Eat and meet

Amed

Most of the individual bays in the Amed area are scattered with places to eat and drink. But there are few truly noteworthy standalone options. Here are a few of the better ones.

  • Photo of Kemulan Warung

    Kemulan Warung
    4 stars

    Top views

    Selang

    Just up the hill from Good Karma Bungalows is Kemulan Warung, which overlooks both the tiny bay of Selang and the sea in front of Lean. It's a great spot to stop for a bite to eat at either lunchtime or dinner. The Balinese owner will prepare a traditional feast for large groups such as a whole ... read more

  • Photo of Sails Restaurant

    Sails Restaurant
    4 stars

    Fancy with terrific views

    Lipah

    A fabulous, viewpoint location and an eclectic menu swings the deal at Sails Restaurant. This spot has quality written all over it and not just because of the inflated prices. Ingredients for the Western and Indonesian dishes are imported where the local product is inferior and this means tasty ... read more

  • Photo of Warung Pantai

    Warung Pantai
    4 stars

    Cool and breezy

    Jemeluk

    The cool and breezy pavilion overlooking the ocean at Warung Pantai is a stunning place to eat some great food. A great cheapy by the ocean. The menu consists of fish, Balinese and Indonesian foods and Western-style meals such as japels. It's fair to say that the japels probably don't live up to ... read more

  • Photo of Warung Shanti

    Warung Shanti
    3.5 stars

    Polished, patchy WiFi

    Lipah

    You pay a little more at the polished Warung Shanti than you might at the warungs around the local area, but for the extra expense you get more. Linen napkins, free (albeit patchy) WiFi, relaxing music, quality furniture, good lounges and tasty food. Two different menus are available here, but ... read more

  • Photo of Santai Restaurant

    Santai Restaurant
    3.5 stars

    A mid range option

    Bunutan

    Santai Restaurant is attached to the Santai Hotel and has a Scandinavian man as its head chef. The large wine list features many imported wines that are pricey, but this is to be expected in Bali. The menu is creatively Western with quality produce and meals such as Australian steaks, hamburgers, ... read more

  • Photo of Warung Ayuk

    Warung Ayuk
    3.5 stars

    Roadside cheapie

    Amed

    Plastic chairs and cobbled together wooden tables greet the customer at Warung Ayuk — a roadside shack in Amed. The small menu is based heavily on fish with most dishes around 25,000 rupiah, the cheaper side of average for Amed. These fish dishes come with rice and vegetables and garlic, lemon or ... read more



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