Living Life Coffee Eatery — Restaurant in Pulau Bali

I can say this is a good place to have spent your time lunch/dinner. Atmosphere and surrounding is cool! Located by the road that is not so busy, can feel the calm here. They maintain the garden pretty well and also seating layout so great indoor and outdoor.

Other facilities: they have kids corner for children playing. It's also good for family gathering with kids/baby.

Service: overall staff are OK and service quite good. Just a little point where they are not ready to assist our request, I requested baby chair even in advance a week, and need to follow up 3 times on the day. Also when requested additional drinks, need to follow up 2 times. I personally need to always go back and forth to the service station as we sit outside. It didn't seem super busy on that time, actually. Need to be more attentive and watching guest carefully especially with kids and it's a gathering.

Anyway we're surprised that the table is set with cutleries and some cute stuffs which simple but makes more live. As actually they usually don't set anything before guest come they said. Just little feedback perhaps one day the place could also provide some table decor for cater certain mini event would very good!

Food: Pork Ribs taste good enough, but it's little bit sweet as same as Teriyaki Rice Bowl is too sweet. But the Nasi Goreng is tasteful.

Menu overall is vary, both food and drink. Parking area for car...

I recently visited this restaurant in and was incredibly disappointed by both the food and service.

Firstly, I ordered a Greek salad, but what I was served was far from it. Instead of the expected ingredients, I received a plate of lettuce with balsamic vinegar and grilled bread on top—completely missing cheese, with just a handful of cherry tomatoes and some julienned cucumber. It’s as if the chef had never Googled a Greek salad recipe.

I also ordered Vietnamese spring rolls, and they removed the shrimp without asking me because I inquired about meat-free options (of which there were very few). Instead of confirming whether I still wanted the prawns, they simply omitted them but didn’t adjust the price. The sauce served was just bottled sweet chili sauce, with no attempt to create the traditional Vietnamese dipping sauce that involves vinegar and other ingredients.

On top of that, the service poor. I had to go up to collect the menu myself and place the order, and no one checked in with me during the meal. The staff spent most of their time standing behind the bar.

Lastly, I have a gluten intolerance, and there was grilled bread on top of the salad, which was not mentioned on the menu—especially frustrating as bread has no place in a Greek salad. The whole experience was subpar, considering the restaurant's high...

Living Life is such a vibe, hands down one of the most calming spots I’ve been to. The whole place is just effortlessly aesthetic, with rice fields surrounding it that look so dreamy at night. We went for dinner, and the atmosphere was next-level chill—soft lighting, cool breeze, and this unexplainable peace you can’t find in the city. Perfect for unwinding or just spending quality time with someone special.

Now let’s talk about food—everything we ordered was on point. The chicken steak was insanely tender, so juicy and full of flavor. The club sandwich hit just right, nothing too fancy but super satisfying. We also got onion rings and fries, both crispy and seasoned perfectly. For drinks, I had the cranberry juice, which was refreshing and not too sweet, while my girlfriend went for the strawberry milkshake—it was thick, creamy, and honestly, kind of addicting. Oh, and shoutout to the staff—they were super friendly and welcoming, treating everyone equally, whether you’re a local or a tourist. Living Life really knows how to make you feel at home. Definitely will...