Warung Jembung Bali - The Hidden Diamond of Bali

5 robert collins - 3 months ago

Wonderful food wonderful staff, cool spot at great prices. Food is so fresh and tasty in sweet decor, I highly recommend it. Also live music on weekends.+ back in Australia and miss Jembung so much it really was the best food and ambience ???? 1st stop when back in Bali ✅????????????

5 Rene Duranona - 2 months ago

This little Warung is a bit out off the beaten track, but you won’t be disappointed. Best service ever, staff are very friendly and helpful. They don’t really take card, so make sure to take cash with you. But they do offer a ride to the nearest ATM to take money out if you are in a pickle and short of cash.

5 Rod Whitney - 3 months ago

Superb little Warung. Lovely outlook, friendly and efficient staff. Fresh and tasty food. All for a fair price, what more could you want. I stayed in the area, and frequented this place several times during my stay.

5 Anil Guha - 4 months ago

Best warung in the area, very friendly people, very good food, and the wide selection of Indonesian u0026 western food means there’s always something you’ll like, even if your a picky eater. Good prices, and the location is great too. I highly recommend coming here if your visiting Bali like I am. If your staying in the area, this is the spot to go to. 5/5

4 Dan Erland Andersen - a month ago

Super strange unless you think a rice paddy in middle of town in the norm. You face that rice and can’t really get it to compute… food is probably “better than normal street food.” I had their signature Nasi Campur dish with amongst other Balinese sambal whatever that is? But a good roundabout of tastes from the circular plate. And yes. You must try this place.

5 Robert williams - 4 months ago

We ordered the crispy duck, grilled chicken and the mi goreng chicken, our favourite was the grilled duck, full of flavour and loved the spicey sauce on the side!! Nice and friendly service!
Thank you.
Kasia and Robert

4 Firdaus Abdul Malik - a month ago

Decent local food at relatively affordable prices. Nice view of the rice paddy as well. You can sometimes see cows grazing while you eat.

We had the fried rice and the nasi campur. The fried rice was as authentic Indonesian style and came with a serving of crackers on the side. They give you pickles and sweet soy sauce as well. Could’ve been a little spicier but was still quite decent.

We had the vegetarian version of the nasi campur. It’s essentially white rice with tempe and tofu in sambal, corn fritters and vegetables. Was really yummy and quite good value for money.