Warung Jembung Bali - The Hidden Diamond of Bali — Restaurant in Bali

Step into Warung Jembung Bali and feel the embrace of traditional Balinese culture, enhanced by an ambiance that exudes the charm of the island. This restaurant is a true gem for those seeking an authentic dining experience.

The highlight of the menu is the Nasi Campur, a vibrant and flavorful dish that showcases the diversity of Balinese cuisine. Each component of the dish is carefully prepared, from the fragrant rice to the perfectly seasoned meats and the assortment of fresh, zesty vegetables. It's a harmonious blend that satisfies with every bite.

The staff at Warung Jembung Bali are exceptionally welcoming, warm and eager to share the Balinese experience, making every meal not just a feast for the taste buds but also an experience.

For anyone wanting to indulge in the real tastes of Bali, Warung Jembung is a must-visit. Every dish served is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of the island, especially the exquisite Nasi Campur, making it worthy of a...

Excellent food, very good prices, highly recommend!

After hitting 2 tourist trap eateries recommended by our driver on our trip to Seminyak, we were determined to find a good local spot to satisfy our food cravings. In a Seminyak bustling with overpriced restaurants in the main streets, this warung is located on a quieter side street and offers high quality delicious food from a menu with Indonesian, Asian, and Western variety. We ordered a few dishes wich were extremely well prepared, portions were satisfactory, and we left with a very happy belly and good mood. The restaurant itself is clean, well maintained, waiters very friendly, background music very viby, and the ambiance was very relaxing with a fish pond and a rice field. Highly recommend taking a few extra minutes coming here, this truly is a...

We really like this place & have been there 3 times in 5 days we have been in Seminyak (we have another 25 days to go). The food is great & service we thought was great took a bad turn last time I was there. I’ve been to Bali over 12 times & I do not know if this is a new thing but I dropped in to this place a saw one of the regular employees said hello (they know us by now) & said that I have to get a some change (just needed 10 rupia for a grab) so I bought a beer to make sure they were getting something out of it with 50 rupiah & asked to a 10 note in the change & he flat out refused so I said forget about the beer & walked out that’s the last time we go there. It may seem harsh but how hard was it for them to entertain a loyal customer for 10 minutes while I had my drink. It was very...