Local Flavors of Ubud: Best Places to Eat

What to Eat in Bali overview

Only a short drive of motorcycle ride away from COMO Uma Ubud, here's our a curated selection of local spots that capture the spirit of Ubud — authentic, comforting and deeply connected to local flavours.

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• Only a short drive of motorcycle ride away from COMO Uma Ubud, here's our a curated selection of local spots that capture the spirit of Ubud — authentic, comforting and deeply connected to local flavours.
• For a true “eat like locals” experience, Nasi Ayam Mek Juwel is exactly the kind of place visitors hope to stumble upon in Ubud: humble, straightforward and deeply rooted in Balinese flavour.
• The focus is nasi campur ayam, with rice, shredded chicken, urap, sambal, egg, sate lilit and rich, spicy accompaniments.
• It opens daily from 8am to 5pm, according to its official Instagram.
• Order the nasi ayam special and let the sambal do the talking.
• It is best for lunch, especially if you want something local, affordable and full of character.
• Babi Guling Pande Egi is for those willing to travel slightly outside central Ubud for one of Bali’s most beloved dishes.
• The atmosphere is lively, local and unapologetically traditional.
• Order the nasi babi guling special, with crispy skin, pork, lawar, sambal and soup.
• For more information or more authentic food recommendations, please contact our concierge at COMO Uma Ubud.

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