Bali Seminyak Restaurants
Le Spot: Bali Deli in Seminyak Bali
Bali Deli, the Seminyak expat’s place to food shop, has a handy little cafe, with an inside AC section, and an outside area, including cute little ‘bales’, where a small group can relax. According to Le Spot, ‘We are a French bistro-style restaurant serving international gourmet cuisine.’ When I visited in the mid-afternoon, the outside area was mostly full, with expats chatting, discussing business or taking a break.
Date: January 8th, 2007 |
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Lucky Day Restaurant in Seminyak Bali
Lucky Day restaurant in located on Jl. Dhyana Pura, about 150 meters in from Jl. Seminyak. Last night Toby, Maya, Ollie and Asia went for dinner. Lucky Day is one of those places that makes an effort all round. Inside the place is a selection of seating options from 2 person, 4-person, 6 person, or large Japanese style low tables for groups.
Date: December 19th, 2006 |
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StreetLife in Seminyak Bali
A year ago I stopped into StreetLife, a bar on Jl. Oberoi, and chatted with owner Luca, from Belgium. This afternoon I went back to see how he’s doing. Luca is a man of action, and is currently splitting his time between Bali and Shanghai, a place he refers to as, the ‘new New York’. StreetLife is located about 50 meters before Rumours restaurant, and is a popular place with the real estate crowd. Also Luca told me, many restaurant chefs come along for a drink after work, as it is ideally situated.
Date: December 14th, 2006 |
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Saturday evening at Mykonos in Semiyak Bali
Mykonos is a Seminyak standard. The Greek styled restaurant serves a range of starters and main courses, that when combined with the decor and music, takes you straight to the Mediteranian.
Date: December 3rd, 2006 |
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Colonial Living: Seminyak Bali
Jl. Kunti is the street that extends from Jl. Seminyak. towards the Sunset Rd, featuring places such as Cabe Rawit, Bali Deli, The Villas. Across the Sunset Rd in Jl. Kunti II, and just 100 meters in is Colonial Living.
Date: November 6th, 2006 |
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Free wi-fi in Seminyak Bali
Free wi-fi sounds like a dream come true, and it is certainly a benefit to a lot of people. In the last year many places have installed a wi-fi system, sometimes charging for it, other times not. One business owner asked me my thoughts on charging for wi-fi. I told him the primary attraction of wi-fi for users , is the ability to use their own machine. Secondary consideration is speed, third, location / cost. If you ask a guy with a laptop to choose between a free place, that is slow, or a place that charges, but has a fast connection, he’ll end up at the second place. Maybe not straight away, but eventually. I have been using Joulla’s on Jl. Dhyana Pura in Seminyak. Joulla’s is a German restaurant, that also does Indo food.
Date: December 27th, 2006 |
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Fresh: Japanese restaurant in Seminyak Bali
Friday night in Bali was a busy little time-frame, with a new Kafe Warisan furniture place opening in Jimbaran, a showing at the Jenggala Gallery in Jimbaran, and the soft-opening of Fresh, a new Japanese restaurant in Seminyak. My schedule was going to be tight, with an invite to Fresh starting at 8pm and another invite to Jenggala at 7.30rp. Fresh is located on Jl. Oberoi, past Rumours and Trattoria, hang a left around the bend and its there on your right.
Date: December 15th, 2006 |
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Santa Fe in Seminyak Bali
Santa Fe was the first bar on Jl.Dhyana Pura and is still the busiest place by far. Featuring streetside tables and chairs, an upstairs wine bar and dance floor, Santa Fe offers an easy place to come and relax.
Date: December 6th, 2006 |
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Ayam bakar / ikan bakar in Seminyak Bali
Ayam bakar is grilled chicken, ikan bakar is grilled fish. Both are popular in Indonesia. In Seminyak, one local place serves a good deal on both of these.
Date: November 27th, 2006 |
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Saturday night in Seminyak Bali
Saturday night in Bali for me, was spent in the company of Elias from NYC (the Big Apple) and Darvis from England. Elias is a super smart guy working for a corporation in Jakarta. Once again we hit Warung Italia on Blue Ocean beach, which has a really great location. My main course (ravioli ) was 28,000rp, the manager was attentive as were the staff and all in we all, we enjoyed ourselves.
Date: November 5th, 2006 |
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