Kailash Parbat

4 Swapnil Sharma - 3 months ago

Pure veg Indian restaurant with good quality of food but on expensive side.
Food was delicious but service is slow because of less workers and more customers.
Only cash payment is available.
A must try in Bali for Indian vegetarian food.

3 Adish Jain - 3 months ago

Good restaurant for Indian vegetarian cuisine in Bali. Very expensive but hunger matters. Service is quick and staff is courteous. You can get Jain food also.

The time we went here, they only had chhole bhature, pav bhaji, north Indian veggies, and starters.

Few caveats though - ONLY CASH!
EMPTY glass is given to only those who purchase water from them. (Although upon asking for 2nd time, we were able to get one glass)

5 ankit agrawal - 6 days ago

Most underrated indian pure veg restaurant. We came multiple time here and tried multiple things among those Mysore Masala dosa, dal tadka, Jeera rice were superb but its bit expensive.

4 Soumaya ADDOU - 2 months ago

The food is nice with good quantity and quality and the service was also nice ????.

However, I think they should provide more explanation in the menu. Many plates might be difficult to understand for non Indians or those who are not so familiar with Indian food.

5 Abhishek Moonat - a month ago

It is a treat for the vegetarian Indian food. During our recent visit to Bali we had a great time having dinner here. They serve delicious Indian food, most importantly it is a pure veg restaurant. Many options available and each and every item is so tasty. Like pav bhaji, chole bhature, lot of indian sabzi and good choice of indian roti.We thanked the chef personally because getting a pure veg restaurant is very difficult at a place like Bali. They have recently opened a new outlet in Seminyak. If you are in Bali and love Indian food please do visit and you will not regret.

1 Andrew D - 4 months ago

Tried to scam us from the start...

So we ordered food and 2 "pints" of Bintang at 45k after they showed us an ice cold pint glass only to, some minutes later, be advised that the only had small bottles and the price was the same.

So we voted with our feet.

*Added after response from manager

This answer from the management about "small" pints just reinforces how dishonest Kailash Parbat is. For the record an Imperial Pint is 568ml and rounded to 570ml in Australia. And they showed us a pint glass.

So lies upon lies upon lies.

Caveat emptor....if you go to Kailash Parbat do so at your own peril.

5 Munjal Tyres - 2 months ago

We are in bali on five days and continuously eat from from last four days,Food is amazing ,resutraunt owner is helpful person.Service are wonderful