Most people already living in Bali for an extended period of time know of the great white sushi haven sitting on Jl. Sunset Road, the place to go for an extraordinary culinary experience of Japanese dining and inventiveness beyond comparison. From the intricacies of sashimi tothe theatrical flair of Teppanyaki, the hallowed walls of Sushi Tei have combined a vast array of Japanese cuisine under one house making this an undeniable restaurant for patrons and lovers View Full Article »
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Love affairs have always arrived in many shapes and forms, from the purple and orange hazed tones of a Bali sunset to the green shades of shimmering rice paddies that seem to mesmerize travellers, the undeniable power of our senses takes hold and won’t let go. Cuisine is no stranger either, some restaurants in Bali have a legendary mystique all their own, able to draw in guests time and time again with sumptuous aromas that wet taste buds from View Full Article »
Keeping up with the latest award winning restaurant, KORI, Bali Plus accidentally met Mr. Max, the sales and marketing manager, who answered questions concerning the combination of modern and traditional cuisine that doesn’t leave out that genuine Balinese zest. The story behind this successful gastronomy business eminated from the outstanding teamwork of the KORI staff who have dedicated their life to provide an array of flavours and first class service to a worldly clientele. Staffed by a team of experienced and creative people, both local and expatriate, KORI redefines the art of cuisine and the concept of traditional luxury. View Full Article »
For nine years KU DE TA has been known to successfully entertain jetsetters from around the world and have been searched for by high-end guests from Bulgari and The Ritz. How did they do it?
Of course, the quality of food is always the main reason considering the sense of artistry in the preparation of its delicacies. Each course is always properly prepared and bats a home run each and every time. But KU DE TA knows best that restaurants are in the business of serving food to their customers. In other words, they are providing a product (food) and a service (waiting on the customer). View Full Article »
Paul’s Place, the landmark that was a five-year feature at Ku De Ta and The Oberoi corner on the now built up Jalan Laksmana, has moved its magic to Jalan Petitenget – as have some other well-established Bali-based names.
The magic is as visible as the blue Balinese sky and searing sun, for when you turn the corner at Villa Lumbung, the immediate swaying palms stand out against the backdrop of the tropically cool white recently redesigned Paul’s Place building. Officially opening this month, Paul has kept his successful and established three-in-one concept that is Meng’s Lifestyle Village. View Full Article »
