Ground Zero Kitchen — Restaurant in Kuta

I recently dined at this restaurant and found it to be an overall balanced experience, with some clear highlights as well as areas for improvement. Starting with the positives, the staff was genuinely friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we stepped in. Their attentiveness and warm service definitely made a positive impact on our visit, and it was refreshing to interact with such courteous team members.

However, when it came to the food, I felt a bit underwhelmed. We ordered a freshly squeezed juice and a main dish, but unfortunately, both items fell a little short in terms of flavor and quality, especially considering the prices. While they weren’t necessarily bad, they didn’t stand out in the way we had hoped, and I feel there could be room for improvement to better match the price point.

One of the strong advantages of this restaurant is its location; it’s conveniently accessible and situated in an area that makes it easy to stop by, especially if you’re passing through. For those looking for a convenient spot to grab a meal without a lot of hassle, this place is quite ideal.

We visited during lunchtime, so we didn’t get to experience any of the live performances they’re known for in the evenings. However, judging from the ambiance, I imagine it would be a lively experience with music, and it’s something I’d consider returning for in the future.

Overall, while the food didn’t quite hit the mark for me, the friendly service, accessible location, and the potential of enjoying live music in the evenings make this place worth a visit, especially if you’re looking for somewhere...

An Unforgettable Dessert Experience at Ground Zero!

I recently visited Ground Zero, and I must say their dessert offerings exceeded my expectations! The chocolate lava cake, as seen in the photo, was baked to perfection—crisp on the outside with a rich, gooey center that was absolutely divine. The pairing with creamy vanilla ice cream and fresh fruit garnish added the perfect touch of sweetness and freshness to the dish.

The plating was beautifully done, with artistic chocolate drizzles that made it almost too pretty to eat. The balance of flavors and textures was spot on, making every bite an indulgent delight.

Beyond the food, the ambiance at Ground Zero is cozy and inviting, and the staff were incredibly attentive and friendly. It’s clear that they put a lot of care into both their food and service.

If you’re looking for a place to enjoy a delicious dessert and a great dining experience, Ground Zero is a must-visit. Highly...

Been here a few times for drinks and decided to try their food, the bbq chicken I ordered was perfectly done and I swapped the sweet and sour sauce to black pepper sauce which was absolutely gorgeous, my partner had the creamy chicken chop and was amazing too!! Maya the lady chef has done a great job! She also came by our table to check on us because the Balinese two islands red wines (2 glasses) we had was bad and turned into vinegar, the staff refused to do anything initially but after complaining to Maya the wines were taken off our bill. The live band also played good songs on that Saturday night instead of those loud head-banging satanic rocks. Overall a good dining experience except the poor wines. Note: Many places don’t store their wines in the right temperature in Bali hence turning bad, also if you order wine in glasses they tend to be bad or off due to long storage time after opening. Get a...