Kopi Pot Restaurant — Restaurant in Kuta

Poppies sister restaurant. Poppies is our favourite restaurant in Kuta, amazing service, delicious food, we have been there four times already. This restaurant should not be associated with Poppies. The service was pretty poor, the waitress seemed young, untrained and unprofessional. We sat up the top (really nice area to eat, surrounded by plants and trees and away from the noise of the street) and were mostly forgotten about along with the other table up there with us. We're not offered drinks when ours ran out, had to go looking for someone to get a bill. Only saw the waitress when she dropped our food and ran. There were only three tables in the restaurant, the service should have been a lot better. The menu was similar but lacked explanation of dish ingredients, would be great if it had a different menu. My partner had the fish and chips, I had the nasi goreng but vegetarian, both were good, the fish was chewy but unsure if it's the type of fish (which was not advertised) or if it was overcooked. Vegan friendly (no animal or seafood meats or products including all dairy, egg, oyster sauce and fish paste) options advertised on the menu...

Arrived in Bali early in the morning, left my suitcase at the hotel, searched for a cafe near the hotel, and found Kopipot. First, I walked carefully down the narrow street, and between the pretty garden and tall trees that suddenly appeared, I saw a traditional house and an outdoor bar. The flat white is a balance of coffee and milk, with the first taste being milk, and the final taste being the dryness of coffee. The fruit salad is made by dressing various tropical fruits such as mango, watermelon, papaya, and pineapple, as well as yogurt and honey. The taste of each fruit and the dressing come together, making it perfect for a morning brunch. My eyes kept being taken by the garden, and it was nice to feel like a forest cafe in the city....

It's a nice place with a very pleasant setting. I was there for dinner, which was really cool. The restaurant across the street had live music, so this provided an even better ambience as it wasn't too loud. The wine glass was huge, but not too amazing. Still, it was fine. The chicken fillet was very tasty. Not a big portion, but I guess that's the standard here, perhaps. I also had spring rolls with peanut sauce. Everything tastes good with peanut sauce. Overall, I liked my dinner. My card payment didn't go through, which was a bummer, the card is fine, I used it just before I came here, so I blame the PDQ machine for that. It's not exactly cheap, but it ain't too...