Night Warung Trail in Denpasar

culinary

Night Warung Trail in Denpasar

Denpasar, Bali 3 hours All ages

Four family kitchens in one evening with Sari — babi guling done properly, nasi jinggo, tipat cantok, and a sate stall that opens at nine.

Denpasar is where Balinese people actually eat, and almost no visitor stays for dinner. Sari walks you between four kitchens she has eaten at for years, orders the way a local orders, and explains the difference between the food made for ceremonies and the food made for hunger.

How this scores

Local food97
Local ownership92
Interaction with local people88
Local economic benefit90
Distance from mass tourism82

Cultural respect

Public

What to bring

  • · Appetite
  • · Cash in small notes

What not to do

  • · Ask for pork at a Muslim-owned stall

Your host

Sari

Meet Sari

Cacao cooperative organiser and food guide · Pupuan, Tabanan and Denpasar

Sari organised eleven cacao farming families into a cooperative so the fermentation and grinding stay on the island. On her nights off she eats her way across Denpasar, which is how the warung trail started.

Experience DNA match

Culinary · 98Local Life · 90Social Connection · 84Learning · 76Photography · 70