Brunch in Bali: Where to Feast on a Sunday Morning

Brunch in Bali: Where to feast on a Sunday morning

MF editorial team

05 Dec 2014

mis à jour le 4 May 2019 à 05:17

Yummy food, beach-front views and hidden gems - We dish out on delightfully delicious brunch spots to hit up on a cozy Sunday morning in Bali.

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Splurge at Boneka, St. Regis
Perhaps the grandest of them all, the St. Regis in Nusa Dua has Sunday brunch down to a fine art. Upon arrival, guests are treated to a rotation of fresh fruit cocktails before entering the restaurant for the main meal. During their 3 hour all-you-can-eat food course, you can choose from their menu or make multiple rounds to the lavish buffet. Ranging from lobster omelettes and sushi platters to croissant French Toast and chocolate dipped strawberries, this upscale brunch is quite the splurge but oh so worth the happiness it will bring your taste buds. Time: 11am-12pm drinks | 12pm-3pm | reservations recommended
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Mediterranean opulence at Soleil, Mulia
Dining at the Mulia’s Soleil restaurant on a Sunday morning is another must-try if staying on the southern peninsula of Bali. Preparing Mediterranean and Pan-Asian cuisine both á la carte and buffet-style, this renowned Nusa Dua brunch venue is idyllic for romantic dates as well as special occasions with the whole family. To be safe, it is advised to make a reservation beforehand, preferably on the outside terrace, as each table is full almost every Sunday. Time: 11am-3pm | reservations recommended
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Traditional market at Café Batu Jimbar
A favorite amongst locals, expats and tourists alike, the Sunday market at Café Batu Jimbar in Sanur draws in a buzzing crowd week after week. Famous for their quesadilla griddle, coconut desserts and Indonesian nasi campur (mixed rice dish), this traditional pop-up buffet is most definitely a feast for both the eyes and the belly. For a more Western-style meal, you can also order from the café’s gourmet menu. Time: 10am-2pm
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Beachfront at La Lucciola
Brunch on the beach at the charming La Lucciola in Seminyak! Here, diners can sit upstairs or downstairs in the restaurant’s alfresco pavilion, which boasts stunning ocean views from both levels. The ambience is beachy-sophisticated, made only more enjoyable by the mouthwatering options of tropical fruit granitas, soft poached eggs with salmon and double baked pancakes with mascarpone cream and mango compote. Yum! Time: 12pm-3pm

It is the decadent event of the week we all know and love: Sunday brunch. Not quite breakfast and not quite lunch, brunch is the time when weekly diets go on pause, indulgence sets in and more often than not, fruity adult beverages slip their way into the second course of eggs benedict and Belgian waffles.

During your trip to Bali, we recommend revolving at least one of your Sundays around culinary taste testing and food comas. From elaborate all-you-can-eat buffets to more modest spreads of local delicacies, you won’t regret adding this weekly ritual to your Bali bucket list.

This article was written in collaboration with villa-bali.com, your destination to booking the best hand-picked private villas in Bali.

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