Location: Singaraja
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Reviews on American food in Singaraja, Bali, Indonesia. Singaraja is a port town in northern Bali, Indonesia, which serves as the seat of Buleleng Regency. The name is Indonesian for "Lion King" (from Sanskrit singha and raja). It is just east of Lovina, with an area of 27.98 km² and population of 80,500, the second largest on the island.
Things to do in Singaraja
1. Saraswati Restaurant & Bar
Our open-air restaurant with spectacular views of the sea and the gardens, provides both International and Indonesian cuisine. Throughout the day, the pleasant Balinese staff are happy to serve you with light snacks and tropical cocktails at poolside. If
Reviewed By Clare F
Wonderful organic food, fresh and unprocessed and cooked using Balinese techniques and flavours (other food available).Variety of food and beverages is great. The service is very good. The outdoor traditional setting beside the pool and ocean is magical.
2. Puri Ratu Restaurant
Bar & Restaurant Right on a strip of beach, a growing number of tables and chairs, it serves many kinds of food i.e : Balinese, Indonesian, Chinese and european food. itâs a good spot for sunset and ocean views.
Reviewed By BRIAN R
Three of us stopped by the Puri Ratu restaurant (at the Aditya Beach Resort) for lunch - our second time. Although the buffet table offers an impressive selection, none of us was hungry enough to justify anything more than ordering single servings a la carte. We ordered: the spagetti Milanaise, chicken sandwich and calamari tempura, plus fruit drinks. Service was very friendly if a bit slow. food was good and reasonably priced. Total cost was 265,000 rupiah, including the 21% tax and service charges.
3. Warung Retro
Warung Retro gives you a one of a kind dining experience in the middle of Singaraja town. The concept is to serve you in an opened wooden family restaurant. This is an environment-friendly building using old ship woods. We are serving for brunch, lunch, a
Reviewed By spudnikfalcon
Had lunch a number of times at Retro....the structure is wooden....well built and on 3 different levels...it's quite open and easy to catch the breeze...the food is well served and the prices are very reasonable...an interesting mix of food available depending on personal taste...willing and polite staff but mistakes can be made...worth a visit to enjoy the decor and the food
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