From beachside bites to elegant dining, Bali has no shortage of Indian restaurants offering flavorful comfort food. Whether you're craving North Indian curries, South Indian dosas, or fusion tandoori by the sea, these popular spots will make Indian travelers feel right at home.
1. Queen’s Tandoor (Seminyak)
Why visit: One of the most established Indian fine-dine restaurants in Bali.
Highlights: – Elegant ambiance with traditional decor – Wide menu including biryanis, tikkas, and vegetarian options – Offers catering and private dining
Timing: 11 AM – 11 PM
Entry: À la carte menu; mid to high range pricing
2. Indian Delites by Queen’s (Nusa Dua)
Why visit: A coastal branch of Queen’s offering sea-view dining.
Highlights: – Ideal for lunch after water sports – Butter chicken and garlic naan are must-tries – Near major resorts and beaches
Timing: 11 AM – 10 PM
Entry: À la carte; resort-friendly pricing
3. Ganesha Ek Sanskriti (Ubud)
Why visit: A cultural dining experience with an artistic setting.
Highlights: – Authentic dishes from various Indian regions – Surrounded by Ubud’s greenery and art shops – Excellent thalis and desserts
Timing: 12 PM – 10 PM
Entry: Moderate pricing; vegetarian-friendly
4. The Royal Kitchen (Kuta)
Why visit: A vibrant restaurant located close to Kuta’s nightlife.
Highlights: – Punjabi and Mughlai specialties – Welcoming service and family-friendly – Also offers Indian Chinese dishes
Timing: 11 AM – 11 PM
Entry: Mid-range; combo meals available
5. Spice Mantraa (Legian)
Why visit: A modern twist on Indian classics with a fun ambiance.
Highlights: – Fusion dishes like naan tacos and paneer cigars – Air-conditioned indoor dining – Popular with young Indian travelers
Timing: 12 PM – 11 PM
Entry: Mid-range pricing; creative presentation
6. Roti Daal (Canggu)
Why visit: A homestyle Indian eatery for casual dining.
Highlights: – Healthy vegetarian and vegan options – Tiffin-style meals and masala chai – Cozy, minimalist setting
Timing: 9 AM – 10 PM
Entry: Budget-friendly; meal sets available
7. Chai’ba Street Kitchen & Bar (Seminyak)
Why visit: A funky, colorful place combining Indian street food and cocktails.
Highlights: – Chaats, biryanis, and creative drinks – Indo-western vibe perfect for evening hangouts – Live music nights on weekends
Timing: 12 PM – 11 PM
Entry: Mid-range; great value dishes
8. Atithi (Seminyak)
Why visit: A warm and welcoming restaurant run by Indian chefs.
Highlights: – Rich curries and fluffy naans – Open kitchen and attentive service – Centrally located near shopping lanes
Timing: 11 AM – 11 PM
Entry: Reasonably priced for groups and families
9. Gateway of India (Sanur)
Why visit: A long-standing Indian restaurant on the quieter east coast.
Highlights: – Coastal dining with classic North Indian dishes – Tandoori platters and vegetarian meals – Calm and family-friendly
Timing: 11 AM – 10 PM
Entry: Mid-range; combo platters available
