The Beach Shack — Restaurant in Nusa Penida Subdistrict

The restaurant is full of unfortunate men who are so ignorant and unresponsible that they could demean the Indonesian people.

I was scratched in multiple places on my leg by a little black puppy that was hanging around the beach seats in front of the restaurant.There was no noticeable bleeding, but I had multiple wounds that bled partially.(WHO standards recommend an immediate rabies vaccination.)

I know the basic premise is that my carelessness was the cause, but just in case there was concern about rabies in the worst case scenario, I visited the store after it closed at around 10:30 p.m. on June 21 to get the owner's contact information, just to find out how the puppy was doing after that. I asked a staff member who was cleaning up, and was introduced to three men who were chatting in a shack next to the store.

They were the worst. "This dog is a government dog," they said.The dog is a government dog, so it has no owner, and it hasn't been vaccinated against rabies.If he just scratched you, there's no problem.Just stay away from him." They gave me their contact information, but I was suspicious (I called them on the spot and got a false number, and a photo of a mysterious man who wasn't there).When I questioned him about it, he told me that I would be returning to Bali tomorrow, so come back tomorrow when another staff member will be there.

One man said something mindless and the other two young men giggled and laughed.I don't understand Indonesian, but they should at least know that I can tell that they think I'm an idiot.

It would all be cleared up if I said it was a cultural difference, but their foolishness has nothing to do with culture at all. The staff at the convenience store I entered because I needed to buy some disinfectant told me that even a scratch is dangerous, and they kindly gave me some gauze free of charge, as if they were worried about me. This is not a cultural issue, but a particular fool's problem.

Toko ini penuh dengan orang-orang malang yang sangat bodoh dan tidak bertanggung jawab sehingga mereka bisa merendahkan orang Indonesia.

Saya dicakar di beberapa tempat di kaki saya oleh seekor anak anjing kecil berwarna hitam yang berkeliaran di kursi pantai di depan toko.Tidak ada pendarahan yang terlihat, tetapi ada beberapa luka parsial yang berlumuran darah.(Standar WHO merekomendasikan vaksinasi rabies segera.)

Saya tahu premis dasarnya adalah kecerobohan saya yang menjadi penyebabnya, tetapi untuk berjaga-jaga jika ada kekhawatiran tentang rabies dalam skenario terburuk, saya mengunjungi toko tersebut setelah tutup sekitar pukul 22.30 pada tanggal 21 Juni untuk mendapatkan rincian kontak pemiliknya, hanya untuk mengetahui bagaimana keadaan anak anjing itu setelah itu. Saya bertanya kepada seorang anggota staf yang sedang merapikan toko, dan diperkenalkan kepada tiga pria yang sedang mengobrol di sebuah gubuk di sebelahnya, yang memberikan jawaban terburuk.

'Anjing ini adalah anjing pemerintah.Ia tidak memiliki pemilik dan belum mendapatkan vaksin rabies.Jika anjing ini mencakar Anda, tidak ada masalah.Jauhi saja dia." "Dia memberi saya rincian kontaknya, tapi mencurigakan (saya langsung meneleponnya, dan ternyata nomornya salah.Saya menanyainya dan dia bilang saya akan kembali ke Bali besok, jadi kembalilah besok saat ada anggota staf yang lain."

Seorang pria mengucapkan komentar yang tidak berperasaan, sementara dua pria muda lainnya cekikikan dan tertawa.Semuanya menjadi jelas ketika saya mengatakan bahwa ini adalah perbedaan budaya, tetapi kebodohan mereka tidak ada hubungannya dengan budaya. Staf di minimarket yang saya masuki karena saya perlu membeli disinfektan mengatakan kepada saya bahwa goresan pun berbahaya, dan mereka dengan cemas dan baik hati memberi saya kain kasa secara gratis. Staf di minimarket tempat saya masuk karena saya perlu membeli disinfektan memberi tahu saya bahwa bahkan goresan pun berbahaya, dan mereka dengan cemas dan ramah memberi saya kain kasa gratis. Ini bukan masalah budaya, tetapi masalah kebodohan...

Chill vibes, ocean views & great food – The Beach Shack is island living at its best! 🏖️🍹🌅

We had an amazing time at The Beach Shack – it’s exactly what you’d hope for in a beachside hangout! With its casual, boho-style setting, friendly staff, and gorgeous sea view, it’s the perfect place to unwind and soak up the island vibes 🌴🌊.

The food was delicious – fresh, flavorful, and perfect for a sunny beach day. The drinks were ice-cold and refreshing, with a solid selection of cocktails, smoothies, and cold coconuts 🥥🍉🍹. Whether you’re hungry after a swim or just in the mood to chill out and watch the waves, this is the spot to do it.

We especially loved the laid-back atmosphere, the music, and the view of the sunset – pure magic 🌞🎶💛. It’s one of those places where time slows down and everything feels just right.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for a relaxed, beachfront experience with good food and good vibes. We’ll...

There is nothing like ordering your breakfast and go for a swim while it gets ready, Tigerlillys offers you that. I used to come here for breakfast almost on a daily basis during my YTT and I didn’t get tired of their smoothies bowls and the dishes I composed myself with their sides. You definitely pay for the view but it’s worth it! Most of the times I ordered double portions to make sure I got satisfied. The staff is super friendly and by the end of the month they all knew my name, they really know how to pamper you and make you feel like home! The brunch menu might require a bit of variety and the service could be faster but it’s fine, it is definitely a place it’s worth stopping by for breakfast or to enjoy the sunsets! They have so much going on bbq nights, live music, movie nights…it is definitely a place to go for food and chill by the beach when...