I recently got married in Ubud and needed a restaurant to meet my guests prior to the big day. Cafe Wayan was more than accommodating, sectioning off an area for 20-40 guests as we were unsure of who would be making the dinner prior to the wedding. Food was great value and setting wonderful. Highly recommend. more

This place could easily turn into a tourist trap since it's guaranteed busy (yes, I'm talking about The Dirty Duck), but it is still charming and the Indonesian food is very good. The prices have gone up quite a lot but the Nasi Campur, Chicken Satay is still really great. Avoid the western food in my opinion, but the Balinese... more

You can't tell what a little gem this restaurant is from the street (Monkey Forest Road). The first time we sat at the front - kids picked the spot. Food was wonderful then and I got to try a piece of the coconut cream pie !! To die for. After we finished I wanted to check out the toilets -... more

Setting Every restaurant in Ubud is unique and Cafe Wayan is no different. Set in a lush, tropical garden with main dining area and small thatched roof huts with table or mat seating. During the evening, incense and mosquito coils are placed in the garden and near tables to keep the bugs away. Bring a flashlight or ask for more... more

My wife and I tried this place by chance and loved it. We both ate Indonesian dishes (why eat Western food when you are in Bali ?) and it was the best meal I had had in years - Vegetarian Nasi Champur. Staff were very polite as you would expect in Bali. Went back three days later. This time there... more

We stopped in here first thing in Ubud after a long day of traveling from Nusa Lembongan. They have a huge, beautiful garden and tons of tatami style japanese seating in the back, which was great. Our waiter, Nyoman, sat and talked with us for almost a half hour which was really nice. The food was also really good and... more

We ate a couple of times at Cafe Wayan while staying in Ubud. For one we were staying right across from the place and two we somehow ended up there. We even skipped the complimetary breakfast at the hotel to have it instead at Cafe Wayan. If you happen to be there on a Sunday evening, you should definitely try... more

Someone we met on our tour recommended Cafe Wayan so we decided to give it a try. After having had Indonesian food all day, we decided to try their international food. I ordered onion rings and french onion soup and my husband had their sirloin steak. The onion rings did not taste fresh as if they were reheated and the... more

We shared many meals in this stunningly beautiful restaurant & felt very much part of a family community. The lush garden setting was very seductive and the food delicious. The staff were so generous & warm; a special terima kasih banyak to Gari & Sumi. Don't miss the Sunday buffet to taste a wide selection of Balinese food. A gorgeous... more