Ubud travel guide

Best Street Food in Ubud: Where & What to Eat

Ubud is famous for babi guling (Balinese roast suckling pig) at Ibu Oka, nasi campur mixed plates at local warungs, and one of Asia’s best plant-based café scenes along Jalan Goutama and Hanoman. Bebek betutu, slow-cooked spiced duck, is the ceremonial dish to try at dinner.

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Eating in Ubud: what you need to know

Ubud eats consciously — warungs serving babi guling beside some of Asia’s best plant-based cafés. Local warungs are where the flavour (and value) lives; the pretty cafés are where the laptops live.

Must-try dishes in Ubud

DishWhat it isWhere to try itPrice
Babi guling Balinese roast suckling pig with lawar and crackling — the island’s celebratory dish Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka 3 Rp60,000–90,000
Bebek betutu Slow-cooked spiced duck wrapped in banana leaf Bebek Tepi Sawah (order ahead) Rp120,000–180,000
Nasi campur The Balinese mixed plate — rice with small portions of everything Warung Nasi Ayam Kedewatan Ibu Mangku Rp35,000–55,000

The best food spots in Ubud

  1. Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka 3 · Central Ubud

    Cuisine: Balinese · Expect to pay: Rp80,000

    Must order: Babi guling spesial with crackling

    Jl. Tegal Sari No.2, Ubud, Bali

  2. Warung Nasi Ayam Kedewatan Ibu Mangku · Kedewatan

    Cuisine: Balinese chicken · Expect to pay: Rp45,000

    Must order: Nasi ayam campur — spicy, ask for less chilli if needed

    Jl. Raya Kedewatan No.18, Ubud, Bali

  3. Sisterfields-style café strip (Jl. Goutama) · Central Ubud

    Cuisine: Café & brunch · Expect to pay: Rp90,000

    Must order: Smoothie bowl and Balinese single-origin coffee

    Jl. Goutama, Ubud, Bali

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Ubud is famous for babi guling (Balinese roast suckling pig) at Ibu Oka, nasi campur mixed plates at local warungs, and one of Asia’s best plant-based café scenes along Jalan Goutama and Hanoman. Bebek betutu, slow-cooked spiced duck, is the ceremonial dish to try at dinner.

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