Warung Ubud Raya

4 Riska - 2 months ago

The restaurant served home-cooked meals that you can cook yourself. We were greeted by a Japanese lady and a barking dog. All food was prepped neatly as well. Food was okay, I particularly recommend the Japanese tuna natto rice, as it tasted pretty good. Overall, if you like some Japanese home cooked meal, this is for you!

5 Yoga Ria Bali - 4 months ago

Our first visit and soon will come again ????

Simple Delicious Japanese home cooking.

Small place with local ambiance, our fave type.

Staff very welcome , explaining the food patiently and responsive to our order.

Recommend

5 Donny Juhari - 6 months ago

The cafe is quite small, however you will have the tranquil vibe and peaceful ambience when you dine in. The chef is Japanese so if you want Japanese food this cafe is for you. Soba is cold noodle serve usually with shoyu soup. If you want a vegan or healthy noodle you can try it. Parking a car could be difficult in here, so best way to bring your scooter.

5 Rhita Simorangkir - 9 months ago

Tucked in a quiet alley where you can still hear crickets, Warung Ubud Raya serves Japanese home cooking that will fill your heart and tummy. When entering the humble shop, you will be greeted by a dog's barks :) but fret not because it will be worth it.
For each dish, Toshiko prepares it one by one, so please be patient. I love hearing her preparing and cooking the dish, it was therapeutic. I love their Hiyashichuka, esp. during a hot sunny day. The noodle was nice u0026 cold, very refreshing! Their matcha ice cream was very good, the second time I went there I added a scoop of it to my taiyaki.

5 Plum ume (Plum) - 4 months ago

Lovely place, small but intimate. the chef herself is from japan, she made my special order natto curry ❤️ homemade taste and i’m in love. For me the price was affordable with high quality food compare to other japanese restaurants. The staff seemed having a bad day though ???? but i’m ok with that. will definitely come back again and again. おすすめです！

5 Joo - a month ago

Yes, a Japanese lady and barking dog will welcome you. But once you get seated the dog will stop barking. The dog barks because she’s just scared and is sick so she’s a bit sensitive too. This Japanese lady came to Bali 30 years ago and would’ve been the first Japanese who came to Ubud. When she came to Ubud there were only 8 restaurants! If you speak Japanese/Indonesian please listen to her story. Very very interesting. The food was nice too. It has heart and story in it. I had maguro natto don (tunau0026fermented bean) and my partner had magurozuke don(soy based sauce marinated tuna)

5 Ruth Onduko - 10 months ago

I love all the menu at Ubud Raya! Super yummy!! Made with love from the hand of Ibu Toshiko ❤️❤️❤️❤️