Miro's Garden Restaurant — Restaurant in Pulau Bali

I go there with pleasure, I have been there at least 5 or 6 times already and I can say that the food is well prepared and delicious!! The staff is so kind and after a couple of times we were already connected!! One day they also offered me the dessert!! By the way coming back to what I recommend you is to go and try all the seafood they have especially tuna in coconut sauce or the king fish, but also gado-gado and all the rest is so tasty!! Every single time I go I try something different!! I have almost finished all the seafood menu!! The only thing is that the price is not that cheap and when I go there I spend a lot comparing to other Warung around Bali and if usually I spend around 150000 idr here the price is higher, even if not higher than other restaurants in Ubud, cause I took a look around and if I would eat the same I would spend almost the same amount or even more, maximum I spent at the moment is 335500 idr for a dinner and I eat fish with rice + whole fish (snapper) + 2 watermelon juices and dessert!! In the pic you can see a dinner with had with a couple...

Not happy at all. We came to have dinner bcs of past good reviews and it is like one minute walk from our villa. Anyway, we ordered our food as the menu card has good offers. Well, simple order of Fettucine sauce pesto and vegetables had to be changed twice bcs there was no fettuccine and only penne. Hmmm.... waitress came back 15 mins later informing no pesto. So I completely changed and took Kadek's Soup which turns out to chicken Soto Ayam. All those going back and forth came to 1hr 15mins.... I almost gave up and leave but my sister stopped me from leaving. The service staff are very nice albeit not quick. I don't know how in the kitchen is being run. I think we were not even 20 people there. Not recommended if you are more than 2 people per table. Also only accept...

Miro’s Garden Restaurant truly stands out in Ubud with its beautiful Balinese–Indonesian interiors, offering an authentic ambience that feels different from the many modern cafés popping up around town. We stopped by for dinner and tried a variety of dishes — nasi campur, avocado chicken, and ayam goreng — all of which were flavorful and satisfying. For dessert, we had dadar gulung, a traditional Balinese-style crepe, which was absolutely delicious.

The setting and ambience make it a memorable spot, but I’d recommend making a reservation if you’re visiting with a group, we had to wait a little while for the...