El Comedor Restaurant — Restaurant in Denpasar Selatan

We have only been in Sanur for a week, but have gone to this wonderful restaurant for two dinners. It is located on the main drag and is open air (with a roof but not enclosed in air conditioning). We went in the first time because of the guitar singer and later learned that they play every night. Our second visit last night was with two wonderful singers/guitar players. The prices are reasonable and the fish dinner was outstanding. It was Gindara fish (which I'd never heard of before - but just loved). It was only the equivalent of about $7.00 U.S. for a full meal. My hubby got the stuffed chicken when was great too. On our second visit he opted for the Gindara and loved it too. I got the ceaser salad and traditional Mia Goreng (which was delicious with enough left over for lunch today at our homestay). The service was excellent, wit friendly wait staff and the chef barbequing the fish right on the grill at the front of the restaurant. I think this is going to be our new...

Not happy with service that was really tonight. I booked tables inside for 16 but on arrival only table for 6 were prepared. Between 6 and 16 this make a huge difference so we had to wait first to be seated. Then I decided to order the same menu for all persons 16 sate mix, the waiter said ok but after long minutes came back to say no they don't have all necessary ingredients. So decided to order fish tuna steak for everyone, the waiter said ok but few minutes later came back to say finally not possible not enough tuna only 8, so have to change again the order and had to wait long long time to be served roughly 1h30. The worst service ever. If it was not possible to welcome just said it since the beginning. What a waste of time!! Never come back again. Avoid to waste...

We stumbled upon this one as we were walking down the Jalan searching for an authentic Indonesian restaurant. It's drives your attention cuz of it's live music, it has a very good singer Anton, singing all beautiful classic English songs and some Indonesian ones too. The menu is very good as well, all touched up Indonesian food. We had Nasi goreng Satay, vegetarian noodles Satay, mozzarella cheese balls, and grilled Salmon as I remember. The waitresses dance to the live music, and customers are jovially invited to come dance or sing,...