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Welcome To The Erlangga Resto
The Erlangga Resto is a hidden gem nestled in Sukawati, Ubud, offering breathtaking views of lush rice fields. This beautifully designed open-air restaurant features cozy wooden huts and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Known for its diverse menu, the Resto serves a delightful mix of traditional Indonesian dishes, hearty pizzas—including gluten-free options—and refreshing beverages. Guests rave about the authenticity and quality of the food, such as the delectable Dirty Duck Rice and refreshing Morning Granola, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely lunch. With attentive service and a scenic backdrop near the Goa Gajah Temple, The Erlangga Resto promises a memorable dining experience in Bali.
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The Erlangga Resto
Welcome to The Erlangga Resto, a delightful culinary destination nestled in the serene landscape of Ubud, Bali. Located at No.99, Jalan Raya Goa Gajah, this hidden gem offers an enchanting view of the rice fields, providing a picturesque backdrop for a memorable dining experience. Just a stone's throw from the tranquil Goa Gajah Temple, this restaurant captures the essence of Bali's natural beauty.
Stepping into The Erlangga Resto, you'll immediately find yourself enveloped in a charming ambiance. The option to dine in traditional wooden bungalows or in an airy, open-air setting allows you to fully appreciate the stunning rice field scenery while indulging in a delightful meal.
The diverse menu thoughtfully caters to various tastes. From authentic Balinese favorites, such as Dirty Duck Rice, which boasts rich flavors with perfectly cooked meat, to a selection of pizzas that can be made gluten-free, every dish is crafted with care. One visitor recommended the Baked Eggs and Nasi Goreng, which were described as “delicious,” showcasing the quality and freshness of the ingredients used.
Moreover, the drink selections at The Erlangga Resto are equally impressive, including refreshing juices that complement the vibrant flavors of the meals. The service is noted for being attentive and warm, ensuring that your dining experience is pleasant and enjoyable.
While some may find the prices a bit on the higher side, particularly with main dishes often exceeding 100k plus taxes, the picturesque view and exceptional service definitely add value to your meal. As one customer aptly put it, this place is “a hidden gem,” worthy of a visit during your time in Bali.
In summary, The Erlangga Resto is not just a place to eat, but a destination to savor the essence of Balinese culture while enjoying delightful cuisine. Whether you’re here for a leisurely lunch or a cozy dinner, this restaurant promises an unforgettable experience surrounded by the natural beauty of Bali.
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“ Pricey but great view... Main dishes all over 100k plus 21% taxes... Same as 3 pizza options which can be ordered gluten-free too (dough made of rice, corn and eggs then) ”
“ A late review, but hey, this is a hidden gem with rice fields view! I visited this restaurant along with my friend with no expectation. It was the Galungan holiday and others were closed, so thank God we found this open. We first entered via Cup of Joy, a small coffee shop. Little did we know that it was actually connected to the bigger restaurant at the back of the building. We chose to switch spot to the outdoor setting. I ordered Baked Eggs and my fried had Nasi Goreng. They were delicious! The coffee and pineapple juice were really fresh as well. I tried the Morning Granola, served with various local fruit and it ended our meals really well. We chose to sit at Saung (wooden bungalow) and we can enjoy the view of rice fields while having our lunch. The atmosphere were really nice since it was an open air restaurant, so it just came to my mind how could it not be so crowded? People needs to try this place because it’s awesome! ”
“ A nice restaurant on the rice field view just next to Goa Gajah Temple ”
“ The setting is beautiful, amung the rice paddies. You can sit out in little huts with traditional seating or inside. The view of the rice paddies is good from the upstairs. The service is excellent. They are very attentive and helpful. It wasn't busy while I was there but they were at my table smiling every time I needed something. The menu has various types of food. A relatively small number of Asian/Indonesian dishes but also pasta and pizza dishes. They have many choices of beverages including "cleansing juices." The prices were quite expensive but food decent. I wouldn't say best food in Bali but fine for a convenient lunch stop. ”
“ For the dirty duck rice and beautiful scenery of rice field. The cuisine is the most delicious I’ve had in Bali. I love every bite of the cuisine, from the meat, rice, pickles, to sauce! It’s also authentic Balinese flavor, recommended by our local guide. Despite the open air environment, it’s pretty clean. Unlike other common Bali restaurants, there’s no flies here!! The service is attentive, and price is reasonable for tourists. Meal and drink for 3 people costs ～500K (35USD) including tax and service fee. Highly recommended! ”
“ Great views, welcoming staff, delicious food. We choose from 4 set menus (duck, chicken, fish, vegetarian) all were well done. ”
“ Very good restaurant, with rice fields views in the back. Big parking area. Nice atmosphere. Delicious foods western or locals. Good place for zip of coffee too. ”
“ If you are in Ubud, this is definitely worth a visit. Tables are set in little mini huts over looking rice fields. It is such a peaceful atmosphere. The food isn't bad either! An international menu to suit all tastes... But the local food is just great, Nasi Goreng. Duck is also a big thing in Bali, picture is of duck in various ways. ”