This was my 4th time visiting the monkey forest and I loved it. Despite what you hear about monkey aggression, you just have to follow the rules and signs. I did make eye contact with a monkey by accident and it grabbed me which I found quite funny to be honest. It didn’t hurt me, and it was my mistake lol. To add to that, I have never been attacked or seen anyone badly injured here. Honestly, it was heartwarming to see the local Balinese bonding and feeding the monkeys, you can tell they are trained and know what they are doing. I really enjoy the fact that these monkeys are able to free roam. It may be scary for humans, but it is great that they are not chained or caged. It is so nice to see the Balinese genuinely care for these gorgeous animals. At the end of the day, you are in the monkeys home. Treat them with respect and they shall leave you be. It’s a really beautiful and breezy area. The natural landscape of this place is breathtaking.

A nice casual walk in the park. There are a lot of monkeys but they are not aggressive. There are conservation staff around to park to ensure that the interactions between the guests and monkeys are safe and ethical. The monkeys are not particularly afraid of humans and may climb onto a person, although no feeding is allowed. Most part of the park is shaded and in forest area. Bring bug spray. There’s a nice and easy walking trail through the forest and lots of relics to look at.

Such a magical and unforgettable experience! The Monkey Forest Sanctuary is absolutely beautiful, lush, peaceful, and filled with nature’s charm. The monkeys are playful and fun to watch (just keep your belongings safe!). I loved how well-maintained and organized the place is, with helpful staff and clear paths through the forest and temples. It’s the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and nature all in one spot. A must-visit when in Ubud!

Surpassed any expectations I have had about the sanctuary. I was a bit scared and nervous coming to the place. However, if you follow the rules, monkey will leave you alone and do they own things and they're very useo to human. It was an amazing experience to observe the monkeys in their habitat. The place was very well maintained and reasonable price for entry tickets.

Great place to visit! I had a really nice time walking through this tropical forest filled with monkeys. There are plenty of them everywhere, and watching them was a lot of fun. The whole walk was relaxing and enjoyable. Definitely worth a stop when you’re in Ubud.

This place is absolutely beautiful, magical, and full of wanderlust energy! Monkeys are everywhere swinging from trees, lounging on railings, and living their best lives. The forest itself feels like stepping into another world, surrounded by lush greenery and ancient temples covered in moss. It’s incredible to watch these monkeys up close (just hold onto your belongings!). I had such a fun and unforgettable experience here. The monkeys truly seem to be living great lives in their sacred jungle home.

Be careful >< I had some Keychain on my bag, Litteraly at the exit, one monkey took 2 of them.. I was able to grab one back. Anyways don't have anything outside the bag, water, Keychain ecc, no sunglasses and I would be careful also with earrings. We needed like an hour to see everything inside, it's nice and the monkey are mostly doing their things, eating, running ecc. I did not pay for have my photo taken, if I remember correctly was 50k for the service. Just be respectful, I took photo of the monkey but didn't get to near, just walk and leave them alone. When there's a lot of people can be stressful for them.

It’s a beautiful trail through rice fields on both sides. It can be thought of as a continuation of the sweet orange trial, but the scenery is not as good in my opinion. The road changes from stone to mud as you progress through the trail and it gets quite narrow with a big fall to the side so being careful is important.

Much better than the Tegagalang rice fields. Less visitors at the fields create a more authentic and calm atmosphere. The way to that beautiful attraction is a bit busy, because there are a lot of tourist shops where you can buy all the things nobody really needs. Anyway it is absolutely worth it to go there.

Vey calming experience to walk around the rice fields. Kids got to know how rice fields look like and greenery around was adding to overall experience. Local people were also very charming and welcoming. Kids and women can also walk till sunset without any fear. Light rain showers made the outing even more enjoyable. Full marks to local farmers to accepting visitors with open arms and making place accessible. Way to Bali.

Nice walk. A few places to stop for food and drinks along the way. Unassuming entrance alongside the art gallery takes you to the Sweet Orange walk which joins up to the Kajeng Rice Field.

Beautiful walk. Feels like you’re far from Ubud but really only 5 minute walk. Lovely time exploring the rice fields & paths. Stunning

Come up this way for a wander through the fields. A few little places to stop for food along the way, or a drink should you feel the need. Cheeky views over the rice fields; a decent way to knock off a half hour or so.

Great short walk around the rice fields. Lots of small shops along the way if food or drinks are wanted. There are areas of the of the path that are paved with cement slabs that are personally designed by possible donations maybe. Anyway it's a nice touch. The loop is about an hour walk is not stopping. There is a section of the loop where the trail in not very good.

Nice place to walk not far from the city. You have a good walking trail, but most of it expose to the sun. You can't go of the walking way to gind you a nice quit place in the wood. On start from south you can reach the river. On the north point you have some galeres and coffee shoe. If you need to get by walk to your entry point, start from south because there is a hilll to go, and it will be nicer to go down after you finish you walking.

Beautiful walk. Lots of up and down and stairs. If someone has trouble walking won't be too good for them. It is very hot as well. This Campuhan Ridge Walk can be a leisurely hike and takes around 30 to 45 minutes each way. Ofcourse depending on your pace and how often you stop for photos. I didn't go too far as it was very hot and humid but the entire round trip can be completed in about 1.5 hours. I also recommend wearing comfortable sneakers or walking shoes because the path is uneven in some places. If you plan to explore the nearby villages or stop at one of the cafés along the way, you might want to allow a bit more time. I stopped at a beautiful temple to visit just before starting the trail, so I would probably dedicate half a day to this visit. Lush greenery everywhere. It's free to enter the place.

Very pretty walk, totally mapped out so you won’t get lost. I wish there was more of a loop but I basically stop at a cute cafe called Draniki get a juice and go back the way I came. It’s a good, relaxing way to get your steps in away from the town. But it’s not really a hike for anyone looking for a challenge.

I was interested in visiting Campuhan Ridge Walk because many of my friends recommended it. As someone who loves hiking and walking, the Campuhan Ridge Walk was definitely something I didn’t want to miss during my stay in Ubud. I started my walk at 7 AM, and I think it was the perfect time. The trail is about 2 km long with beautiful scenery along the way. It wasn’t crowded in the morning, though I still passed a few people walking or jogging. Some brought their kids, and I also saw several people walking with their dogs. I loved walking slowly along the neatly paved path. It took me around one hour to reach Pura Gunung Lebah. There are no restaurants or convenience stores along the trail, so it’s important to bring your own water. There are also no public toilets along the way, but once you reach the village area, you’ll find restaurants and small shops. In the village, you can also see art galleries, villas, and more places to explore. Historically, the Campuhan Ridge was originally a meditation path used by the priest who built Pura Gunung Lebah. With time, the temple and the trail became an important spiritual center in the Ubud area. As the local community grew, the surroundings developed into residential areas. And with the growth of tourism in Ubud, the ridge walk eventually became one of the must-visit spots. Even so, I can still feel the spiritual atmosphere when walking slowly along the trail—enjoying the beautiful scenery, the fresh air, and the calm environment.

The pavement/walkway was so clean and serene. Come early to avoid the heat. I didn't go all the way to the other side but you can enjoy the calm village view and had smoothie, fruits or coffee on your way.

Amazing trek but the walk is not suitable for children and prams. The hills are steep and the steps are crooked and easy to trip over. I saw a local trip and fall on my visit here. Be careful, wear good shoes. I would recommend not going on a hot day as there aren’t any air conditioned areas at the end point.

The Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud is a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Ubud itself — the path is easy winding along the top of the ridge through green hills, tall grasses, and endless views. The walk starts near the bridge and river at the bottom and winds up past the beautiful old temple and opens up into a most scenic walk We used the Voicemap app for a self-guided tour, and it made the walk even more interesting. It pointed out things we might’ve missed — the different grasses swaying along the ridge, the birds and insect life, the history of the path, and even the story of how those two famous palm trees ended up there! Toward the end, it also mentions that you can keep going down into the rice fields if you want to explore further. The app explores the history of Ubud too and lots of other interesting stories. We went early in the morning before the heat and humidity of the day, if youre going later take a hat or umbrella and was amazed at the amount of people talking their morning walk along there. The views are lovely and it’s a calm, refreshing way to start the day in Ubud. The Ridge is not far from the main road and easy to wander back ready for the day ahead.

Absolutely fantastic tour! Dagus, our friendly and knowledgeable guide, gave us a truly personal experience — from visiting a Balinese family’s home (with shrines, bee hives, and pigs) to cycling through rice fields, stopping at a beautiful waterfall, tasting Luwak coffee, and seeing a 500-year-old holy Bengal tree. The ride was easy enough for our 5-year-old, and both breakfast and lunch were delicious. Booking was simple, communication was excellent, and the whole day ran perfectly. Highly recommend!

This trip is awesome!! It's a super easy downhill ride with amazing experiences, views and a great breakfast and lunch included. Our driver Gustu was friendly and receptive to questions on our drive there and back. Our cycling guide Degus was so knowledgeable and informative along the journey. Both were super friendly and made our trip the highlight of our time in Bali.

You MUST do a cycling tour when in Bali, it was one of the greatest highlights of my holiday. You'll see an authentic perspective on some villages/temples in Ubud, drink delicious tea and coffee, and take in some truly jaw-dropping views. The guide was so personable and knowledgeable. I felt like I should be taking notes, there was so much excellent information we were given. I will say it's harder to book this as a solo traveler, but not impossible. The tour company worked with me to find a booking that worked for the both of us. Originally I was signed up for a longer tour but was moved to the compact tour because there was a cancellation. But it was still an unforgettable time that I'm glad I could experience! Price for compact tour was 600k, which I thought was extremely fair for the tour of the coffee plantation, a look inside a family's private compound, the scenic ride with pertinent information, hotel transfers, lunch, snacks, and a platter of coffee samples. Very appropriate price for a tour that lasted from 7 am - 1pm

This is the second time that our family have been on a tour with Bali Eco Cycling. This time we brought our friends along and once again it was an amazing experience, even better than the first time!!! The view while having breakfast is stunning. Ample time was allowed at the tour stops (Coffee plantation, Family compound, school, significant tree & rice paddies). Lunch was delicious and in a very nice setting. After the tour the day concluded at a local waterfall and swimming hole, which our entire group enjoyed. While all of this was great, the whole experience was made better by our amazing host, Wayun. Wayun speaks perfect english and takes great care of the group.

Highly recommend this tour- very informative with lots of knowledge of share, a high light of our trip. A fantastic way to see the country side and rice fields. Cycling on paths between fields and along roads. Various cultural stops, which were very informative allowing us to ask many questions to personalise our tour. We stopped at a temple and learnt about the ceremonies and school next door. We had the choice of visiting a local house or coffee. We chose coffee- our young tour guide was amazing, a wealth of knowledge and provided a tasting paddle of teas and coffee. I would highly recommend this tour, but you do need to be able to navigate paths and roads on a bike. Bike were well maintained and the tour guide welcoming and informative with good English skills.

We had an inspirational and fascinating day with Kris on the Ubud Morning of the World walk. It’s absolutely the case that this tour company focuses on quality and the guest experience. Kris leads the company and it was a real privilege to spend time with him, learning about Bali with a focus on Ubud and the surrounding area. We’ve done lots of tours during visits to Bali but I think we learned more from Kris in a few hours than in all our other tours put together. Kris adapted our trek to cater for some unexpected extreme weather, which meant that the day was just absolutely perfect for us. I’d recommend Bali Eco without a moment’s hesitation.

My girlfriend and I booked a private “East Bali Adventure” tour (this can be done in a group for a cheaper rate but since we booked the night before we had to do it privately). We had a great time with our two guides (one rode in front of us and one rode behind) and driver. It was a 14 mile downhill route, mostly on quiet local roads with one half mile stretch on a dirt path through rice fields (we rode through here but you may walk ir you prefer). We walked down to a waterfall at the junction of two rivers. We had a wonderful swim (on a hot day) and our guide took photos of us and helped us up rocks. We ended our tour with lunch and an enjoyable conversation with our guides. It was super cool to tour an elementary school and a home on the ride. We also got to sample 16 kinds of coffee (everything included in price). This is a great company with great people!

Visit this beautiful collections gallery and you'll end up purchased at least 1 painting. It's a one-stop-shopping for paintings. Many lovely collections from the classic-old styles to the modern ones from so many painters. Even if you're not buying one, they're all feasts for your eyes. You won't regret. Highly recommended to visit when you're in Ubud.

A beautiful gallery with an eclectic mix of art – from market-style pieces to truly stunning fine art. There’s something for every taste and budget, with both large and small works on display. The guides are friendly, knowledgeable and never pushy. Ours was fantastic – they gave us great insight into the artists and helped us fairly negotiate the three pieces we bought. This was our second visit (the first was over 10 years ago) and we’ll definitely be back. Might need to find some extra wall space first though – ha!

This is a good artist coop. You can see the different levels of experience of the artists and the different qualities of the paintings. Many many styles are represented here. The opening prices are high but you can settle to about 30% discount. I'd recommend this place to anyone with different tastes in painting and different thicknesses of your wallet. There is something for everyone

Best Art Gallery in Bali! We came here upon the recommendation by Gusti at our hotel, and it blew us away! The service was impeccable and the range of art covered every style and size so there is something for all tastes and budgets in a chilled no pressure setting. This place is bursting with art with many rooms to explore. Prices are also reasonable, however like everywhere in Bali, be prepared for a little negotiation. If you like art, come here. Even if you think you don’t like art, come here. These guys are the best!

Well worth the visit! This place is home to a number of gorgeous art pieces with different styles. The majority of the paintings are inspired by the Balinese culture and landscape. The staff are very nice as well; willing to negotiate the prices and help you navigate the gallery. ❗️❗️❗️❗️ Edit 2days later❗️❗️❗️❗️ The same “masterpieces” are all over the shops in Ubud (exact same ones). The 8 million IRP painting they were trying to sell us was going for 400 000 on the streets. It even has the same frame! I would question their authenticity.

A must visit gallery when in Bali. I must say the paintings are all amazing. The agent told us that some paintings would take months to make and the one that caught my eye was made by a famous Indonesian artist. It cost around USD 6000. The gallery paintings are composed by different individuals so the variety is big. My eyes had a feast looking at each pieces. What a happy place it was for me to be! FYI. Photography is not allowed inside the gallery to avoid counterfeits. My bad of taking photos from the entrance as I didn’t know yet before that. 📸 By Kät Bonita | Bonita Fotografía #iamkbonita #semarkuningpaintings #bali #indonesia

'White Boy Price'! Came here after seeing all the good ratings on Google. However, one of the men working there basically followed us like a shadow everywhere we went. Prices were also given randomly.. I would say "white boy price"! We eyed a beautiful painting but he started off with 65 million!! By the end of our browsing journey, it went down to 30 million. You do the conversion - that's about 4000USD! I managed to be nosy enough to Google the artist's name on the artwork and tracked down the artists private Instagram and website. Messaged her and went down directly to her personal gallery. An artwork of a bigger size only cost 15 million. Of course I purchased directly from the artist's gallery and was glad to help out a local business and family. Come here if you enjoy a wide selection of art of different genre and have excess budget to spare.

A really enjoyable visit to the Mask Museum! The entrance was free, and the whole area is surrounded by greenery with plenty of open space, making it a very relaxing place to walk around. Everything is extremely clean and well maintained. Inside, there’s a wide variety of masks to explore, from traditional Balinese masks to unique pieces from other countries. A peaceful and interesting stop, definitely worth checking out!

This is an amazing and extensive display of masks and puppets from throughout Indonesia and other parts of Asia They are housed in seven 100+ year old wooden homes brought here from Java. The grounds are beautiful and the staff are really friendly and welcoming. I thoroughly recommend spending a couple of hours or more here seeing the art and enjoying the peaceful ambience.

If you’re interested in Balinese culture and history, this is a great place to learn more. The collection is fascinating and beautifully presented — highly educational and worth a visit.

Amazing collection! It's a must see in Bali. Lots of stories, masks and puppets from Bali, Indonesia and all over the world. Entrance is free and the space is very quiet and peaceful.

An amazing selection of beautifully decorated masks, puppets and costumes housed in several buildings. The entrance is free so there is no reason not to pop along and see for yourself.

Highly recommended if you are into Indonesian culture of masks and puppets. Rich in details and very well organised. Importantly it is free to enter! Donations are recommended after the tour if you would like to support them.

One of my favorite places on the island. Admission is free. The collection is extensive, interesting, and colorful. It will take at least 2 hours to see everything.

I went to this restaurant three times during my stay, right next to Noree Villa, and every single meal was absolutely incredible 🥹🥹 From the flavors of the dishes to the presentation, everything was perfect. The staff are genuinely kind, warm, and attentive, which makes the experience even more special. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making you feel right at home while enjoying amazing food. Honestly, without a doubt, this is the best restaurant in Ubud. I can’t recommend it enough!

Delicious food. The shrimp dumplings are amazing! The pork rib curry is excellent. Everything is very tasty. Beautiful decor and friendly service are also a plus. We highly recommend this place!

I dunno but when I'm feeling sick, ordering their chicken bakmie can sooth my nasal blocking. It's like medicine for me. Lol. I like them warm, slowly slurp the chewy noodle and tasty ayam kampung. After that, I will drink lots of warm water thorough the day. Now I take a snap on my favorite noodle when I'm feeling well. Their juicy pork ribs are the best:)

Found this resto after 3 x ordered on grabfood. So, yesterday i paid a visit to omiiku. I knocked the coffee corner door but its locked, then a lady came out and pointed that the restaurant is in the back. Haha got confused by the signage. The resturant, turns out so spacious and has relaxed vibe. Ordered fresh coconut water and chicken soup. The taste never fails me. Next time, ill try their shrimp dumplings.

The only sandwich they have. its a lifesaver since my kids don't eat asian food. it Served with signature honey mustard sauce that is surprisingly good. sorry I didnt have chance to take pic of the sidedish ube chips, they are completely gone in seconds.

Omiiku never ceased to amazed me with their comfort food and drink. I tried this new Unique homemade drink, fresh herb flavor. Made with thyme leaves, lime, honey so it's like a tonic, it's good for easing cold and flu. I mixed with soda water and it turned into a low-key tasty mocktail. Very satisfying and freshh. Grab 2 more for home.

We were here yesterday for dinner. We were walking around trying to find a place that accepts card payments and stumble upon this place. The staff is friendly and the food is very good. We had the shrimp gyoza, which were absolutely amazing! Both our dishes with different fresh made noodles were aswel of very good quality. Prices are very reasonable. Card payments accepted with 3% fee. Thanks!

Food, location and ambience are great. Awesome view overlooking the river and underneath the Campuhan foot bridge. We tried the meat lover, duck legs, gindara fish, spinach ravioli and a number of desserts. Coffee wasn't bad either. Overall a bit pricey though.

This shop, restaurant and bar is in a fantastic setting on the edge of the main road in Ubud town centre. It has great views across the bridge and the wilds of the forest covered hillside. The food was spectacular. Presented brilliantly, packed with freshness and flavours and utterly delicious. There were also complimentary palate cleansers between courses. The staff were wonderfully attentive and described the ingredients and flavours of each dish as it was served. This isn't something I'd say fits the budget of your average backpacker however for those without a budget, expect top notch service and food for approx. £50 for a pair (Inc. drinks).

Tonight we had an exquisite dinner at Bridges in Ubud. The surrounds were breathtaking, enchanting, mystical and magical. We arrived and had a drink at the bar, then chaperoned upstairs once our table was available. Our waiter, Luis was a credit to the Balinese hospitality industry, college and the Bridges establishment, he has an infectious smile, a passion for excellence in dining, customer service and true to his culture and beliefs. His explanation of our chosen meals when brought to our table was unique and welcomed, it was lovely to have our meals explained to us, which were beautifully presented and were divine in taste. To the Aussie owner from Byron Bay, your venue, service, menu and presentation is of superior standard and a credit to yourself and staff....extremely happy diners from Oz, we will return :-)

A very good restaurant near to gastronomic one. The team is very very good and adorable. Every time smiling.the main course are very excellent and the dressing is very beautiful. You will enjoy the jungle view and the sound of river accompanied by very relaxing music. and smiley. Price are a little bit high comparing to other restaurant, but accessible for European.

Tried the tasting menu and all was good and tasty, except for the meat main dish so that is why rating is 4 stars. We complained about the meat and were offered to try again with meat re-done, but we were full already and got a discount as an apology instead. Otherwise a very nice place to have dinner at. Enjoyed the view and the experience. The place does feel a bit touristy, but it is cosy even though the restaurant is quite large. There is a bit of noise of the bridge but nothing that bothered us too much. Pleasent experience overall.

Loved the ambiance - had a gorgeous tropical forest view. Enjoyed every bit of the serenity and oxygen 💖💖💖 The staff were very friendly and helpful. Had traditional balinese food, a matcha green tea and dessert - would give the food a 4/5 and would definitely come back!

Upscale restaurant in Ubud. The plating and presentation is fantastic. Food quality is good, but not outstanding. Highly recommend the zucchini blossoms. Drinks are good too. If you are looking for something reasonable priced that feels upscale I would try this.

Love the team! Friendly and fun! They also take note on my allergies. Food starts real good! MVP dish of the night shall be the fish! The pairing throughout the night is good. Absolutely love the first drink made from arak! Well this place can’t disappoint as it’s rated top 1 in Indonesia 💛

An exemplary display of fine degustation! Service was impeccable and tailored; from being greeted at the outdoor entrance to printing out menus with our names on it and even giving us a handwritten card with both our names. Dessert was ridiculously thought out, thanks for the incredible experience.

One of the best restaurants I've been to in a while. The tasting menu was a perfect way to discover Indonesian cuisine cooked at a Michelin level. An amazing blend of western and Indonesian cooking techniques. I really appreciated the way the dishes were brought and presented. Each dish is carefully thought out, beautiful and delicious. The service was professional, warm and the attention to detail was phenomenal. The waitstaff were kind enough to kindly offer to call a taxi after the meal. Again, the attention to detail was really appreciated.

To start with the positive, the food was mostly pretty on point and the service was great. Now, for that price point, there was a number of problems: 1. One of dish served (wing bean) was litterally uneatable in one of the plates (extremely hard, impossible to cut through). We were offered a replacement - ok 2. The lobster, same thing, extremely bland and extremely tough to cut through. 3. Idk what is going in the kitchen but we could hear somebody coughing and sneezing loudly in there the whole night (we sat there for 4h+). Very disturbing from such a place... and to add to that there was obviously a young child as well there in the kitchen or some back room, as we repeatedly heard it screaming... I mean seriously ? 4. Cocktail prepared upon request was a huge miss. Tasted like a cheap bar cocktail but in a fancy glass. I mean, Jose Cuervo as liquor to pair with fine dining, really ? Now looking through the Google review for the restaurant, a lot of them (recent) are obviously FAKE. Have things gone downhill so far for this place that they have to go down this path ?... Anyways. For that price point, go somewhere else in Ubud unless they manage to get their things together.

Fine dining that does not disappoint. Presentation is impressive and the dishes are unique. Wine list could be improved, but the cocktail pairing was excellent and overall a memorable experience.

Best experience in a Balinese restaurant I've had. Boy talk about deliciousness & service. I took the 9 course dinner which took me 3 hours to finish. This place deserves a Michelin star, very romantic and waiters know about the food, not to mention the impeccable service they provide. The sue chef came to my table to explain the first course, then the head chef also made a visit to make sure I'm satisfied. For my dessert the pastry chef also came by. Give it a try I'm sure you won't regret it.

An evening at Blanco Par Mandif was a culinary odyssey! Chef Mandif M. Warokka's innovative Indonesian cuisine is nothing short of spectacular, the dinner was a feast for the senses. It began with a unique touch – the handwashing ceremony. Instead of the conventional warm towel, they elevate this routine into a refined ritual 💅, setting the tone for the exceptional evening ahead. We tried the tasting menu. You can see that each dish was a testament to the chef's meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to culinary excellence. But 2 standout stars are the "14 Days Aged Smoked Duck Breast" and the "Signature Getug 6.0 A MUST TRY!!!! The service at Blanco Par Mandif was nothing short of exceptional. The attention to detail, from the timing of each course to the knowledge of the menu, was nothing short of phenomenal. The seamless orchestration of the evening's proceedings added to the overall charm of the dining experience. For anyone seeking the pinnacle of progressive Indonesian dining, Blanco Par Mandif is a must-visit destination 👏👏👏👏

I really enjoyed my visit to Sweet Orange Warung. It’s a super cozy restaurant with a lovely atmosphere and a beautiful location right in the rice fields. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I ordered the satay with red rice, which was delicious and nicely presented. The portion could have been a bit larger, but the flavors more than made up for it. The prices are also very reasonable, making it great value for money. Overall, Sweet Orange Warung is a charming spot with tasty food, kind staff, and a stunning setting — definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Sweet Orange Warung in the rice fields of Ubud is a charming place to pause and refresh after a walk. I’ve been here a few times before and always loved the unique setting with the fun coconut faces and beautiful rice field scenery. On this visit, I felt the service wasn’t quite as warm as in the past, which was a little disappointing as I had brought my family to share the experience. Still, the atmosphere is special, and it remains a lovely stop for anyone wanting to enjoy the views and relax in the middle of nature

What a sweet little warung! This place is about a 10 minute walk off the main road by Ubud Palace, and the path can be tricky to find, but it truly transported us to another world. It was crazy to think we were in the heart of Ubud among the peaceful rice fields and local homes. The walk also featured some personalized pavers, which were so nice to read. The food/smoothies were great, and the vibe was very peaceful.

Oh my god!!! This place is AMAZING, sorrounded by green fields and palms. I haven't sleep there but i just had lunch and the food was really good as well, all served wirh fresh vegetables from the garden. I would reccomend it also if you want to stop just for a drink, i had the best fresh juice ever (mango, dragon fruit and mint)!!! It's an escape from the noise of the city!!! Highly reccomend it!!

The location of this restaurant is really frustrating. I searched for an hour and a half according to the map and couldn't find the right way around. They changed the address but the map didn't change it. This is really bad, especially when I was almost exhausted. I was very unhappy looking for it. Later, I contacted the staff through Whatsapp but no one came to pick me up. I searched for more than 40 minutes according to their description and finally found it when it was completely dark. The dishes were not as amazing as the online reviews said. It's not because I was unhappy because I searched for a long time, but because the taste was really average and the price was high. Overall, it didn't feel worth it. Don't trusted easy those internet stuffs

The Sweet Orange Warung is located on the Sweet Orange trail just outside of Ubud and sits in beautiful green rice fields. The food is great and very reasonably priced. Definitely try the fresh juices. Atmosphere is very peaceful with good views and uncrowded but plentiful seating options. Would highly recommend a visit.

We stopped here for a few drinks during the Orange walk. Very nice restaurant with variety of juices. We did not have any food but what we saw passing by looked really good. Staff friendly, a tad slow. The cakes the advertised were all sold out, so dont get your hopes up if you visit in the afternoon (LOL) Review needs info on the rooms, which Incant provide, so not rated.