Warung Nasi Pecel Bu Tinuk Restaurant

3 Ardiansyah Aditya Setyawan - 2 months ago

Not that bad, but not that tasty either. Just decent.

Parking area is quite wide, easy to get a parking spot both for car and motorcycle. It's located on main road and they have a big signage, so it's easy to find this restaurant.

Their service isn't the best one, i got served by a grumpy waiter???? when i asked to add (buy) the Peyek, he refused me and told me that the Peyek is not for sale???? taste is not that special, but still acceptable. I give 3/5 stars for the taste.

Best thing about this restaurant is they have a wide open area, no need to worry about seatings. Price is very cheap as well, -+50k for two person. Best deal to get a cheap breakfast.

4 Khairul Umam - a month ago

Too expensive for its kind. Basically not that special for its well known name. Food is good, bevs are standard. Place are pretty spacey, mushollah on second floor. For cleanlinest? There are more restaurant that is cleaner.

4 Nolianto Ananda - 4 months ago

Serves Halal Indonesian cuisine, especially pecel (vegetables with peanut sauces), various menus and side dishes (egg balado, tempeh, fried chicken, etc). Spacious place, little bit pricey but reasonable.

2 Ego Peccator - 5 months ago

Not better compared to warteg in Jakarta in my opinion, expensive for Bali standard, you can get so much better with that price, I'll prefer Nasi Ayam Ibu Oki at Jimbaran anytime.

2 Margaretha Dian - a month ago

Homey Indonesian menu, affordable price, unfriendly faces. Spacious room but I suddenly lose my appetite when I saw a big mouse climbing around the corner of the window. ????

3 Mr. R - a year ago

Taste was good, but the peanut sauce is too runny. They serve many selections of adds-on that you can pick. The servers never smile; and the price is quite expensive for nasi pecel. I guess because it's a tourist place? Seriously tho, you can find lots of cheaper and tastier options on Gojek ????

5 Kardi - 5 months ago

The food menu served at Warung Nasi Pecel Bu Tinuk is ready-to-eat food. So you don't have to wait for the food to be cooked first when you order.
Ready-to-eat dishes on offer include fried chicken, tempe bacem, empal, coconut milk tofu, eggplant balado, chicken soup, oxtail soup, stir-fried tempeh, shredded chicken and vegetable pecel of course. The end is free to choose the food that is served.
Towards lunch time, around 11:00 – 13:00 visitors will be busy coming to Bu Tinuk's stall. In addition to mostly low-fat food, the price of food at Bu Tinuk's stall is also in accordance with the portion. This makes Bu Tinuk's stall to compete with a variety of other Halal Balinese culinary delights in the tourist area of u200bu200bu200bu200bKuta Bali.
Tourists who come are mostly Javanese who are on vacation to Bali, either in order to visit interesting tourist objects in Bali or are on business. There are some foreign tourists who sometimes want to try Javanese cuisine during their vacation in Bali. The average diner will spend about 45 minutes eating.