Bali Legian Restaurants
Poco Loco: Mexican food in Legian Bali
Mexican food is one of those things, that people get a craving for once in a while. Whether its the salsa, the tortillas or the fajitas, there’s something about it that just hits the spot.
Date: November 17th, 2006 |
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Warung Italia: Blue Ocean Beach Bali
This evening I went to dinner with my friend Darvis, and his daughter Rilka. Darvis makes some lovely painted postcards and posters, Rilka has just moved back to Britain, after 6 years in Germany. Both are linguists, and tonight Darvis got a chance to roll out his Italian, at Warung Italia, located on Jl. Arjuna at Blue Ocean Beach.
Date: November 2nd, 2006 |
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Glory Restaurant: Balinese cuisine in Legian
How the times have changed in Bali. Go back 15 years and there were 2-3 places to hang out in Legian, if you were an expat. Now we are awash in places and the expat scene is scattered. Longtime Legian restaurant, Glory, has seen it all, and Neil van Alkemade, the creative force behind Glory, recently responded to an article in The Weekend Australian. As well as Balinese cuisine, Glory also caters to a family audience, serving western food. Here’s an enlightening look into one of Bali’s longest serving restaurants.
Date: August 28th, 2006 |
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Places to eat in Kuta: 1992
Times change, people change, places changes, prices go up. Sitting here in London I’m flicking through a Lonely Planet from 1992. My first trip to Bali was in 1993 and it intersting to what places LP recommends for eating in the Kuta area.
Date: August 1st, 2006 |
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Balinese buffet at Glory Restaurant in Legian
Sunday afternoon Ika, Jevon and I went down to Glory Restaurant on Jl. Legian in Legian, for some authentic Balinese food. The funny thing about Bali is that there are not many Balinese restaurants. There are a ton of roadside snack place out in the country, selling the cold mixture of rice, peanut sauce, sprouts and chili’s, but in the tourist scene it all Padang food from Sumatra, nasi goreng and Javanese cooking.
Date: May 29th, 2006 |
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Glory Restaurant: Pioneering Balinese food in Legian Bali
When tourists ask me were they can get a taste of Balinese food, I tell them ‘in a Balinese village’. When they if there is anywhere around the Kuta area, that specializes in Balinese food, I don’t hestitate to say ‘Glory Restaurant’.
Date: November 7th, 2006 |
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Yut’s Legian: A popular place for older tourist crowd
Sunday night I was invited to join 2 people for dinner at Yut’s in Legian. Yut’s is located on Jl. Padma and was originally owned by a Javanese lady named Sayuti.
Date: September 10th, 2006 |
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Travelling as an Aussie in Bali
Australians really were ones who drove the tourist boom in Bali, with surfers arriving in the 1970’s followed by waves of package tourists.
Kuta Beach was, and still is the epicenter of the Australian tourist scene in Bali, with Tuban to the south and Legian to the north also being favourites.
Date: August 14th, 2006 |
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Puri Etnik offering deals in Legian Bali
Puri Etnik is a budget hotel in Legian. Situated between Jl. Melasti and Jl. Benesari, Puri Etnik is just 70 meters from the beach. Rooms are $99 per person for a 10day package including breakfast.
Date: August 1st, 2006 |
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Cheap eats on Jl. Padma Legian Bali
Ika and I recently discovered an inexpensive place to eat in Legian, called Warung Yogya. Actually it was Ika’s sister Ningrum, the price shopper, who turned us on to it. Warung Yogya is located on Jl. Padma, across from one of those busy DVD stores.
Date: May 29th, 2006 |
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