We always try to eat local delicacies in each destination we visit but we also love to try fusion dishes and Hujan was probably our favorite restaurant out of the bunch. On our first attempt, we couldn’t get a table, but we did manage to score one for our last night, and let me tell you, it’s a good thing it was our last night in Ubud, otherwise, we would have come back for more and more and more…
From the modern design with the colonial touches, the most delicious and beautifully plated dishes (served in unique ceramic plates) and well trained and friendly staff, everything was picture perfect! We had the Lake Toba snapper ceviche, the tuna carpaccio and steamed fish. All the dishes were so delicious, Indonesian cuisine with a modern twist. For dessert, one of the best desserts we’ve ever tasted, popcorn ice cream with meringue, caramelized bananas and salted caramel! The prices here are a bit higher but worth every penny. It was truly one of the best meals we’ve ever had!
Hujan Locale: Jalan Sri Wedari No.5, Ubud
So many great suggestions and your photos are incredible! I envy people who can take good food pics, I always get to hungry or forget until it’s too late – you’ve really made me want to visit and try these tasty dishes!
So glad you like it Lauren! To be honest, in the beginning, we kept forgetting about taking pictures of the food and remembered only after we’d already devoured everything. We’re getting better at this but still remember too late sometimes 😉
Thanks for the information – some great Bali foodie recommendations here with the decor and interiors looking just as divine as the food! Have bookmarked Nusantara and Herb Library for an upcoming visit to Ubud!
Thanks so much Marie! Nusantara and Herb Library are definitely two of the best!
Perfect! Bali is on my list for next year. This will come in handy.
Thanks, Chole. Glad we could help!
Aside from how touristy it is, I really want to visit Ubud! It’s one of those destinations (like Fitzroy, Melbourne, and Portland, U.S) that I’d go to just for the food. Your photos, once again, are beautiful 🙂
Thanks so much Kiara! Yes, Ubud is very touristy but it’s a nice stop for a few days and a good place to go on day trips from!
All of these restaurants sound fantastic, and the food looks so fresh and delicious. This foodie needs to get to Bali!
Yep, Ubud is definitely a Foodie’s Paradise 😉
What a delicious post! Your images are mouthwatering. If it tastes half as good as it looks, it must be amazing!
Thanks so much Margarita! It does! and even better 😉
The food in Ubud looks so amazing! And these restaurants have an interesting decor that reminds me of some places back in Austin, Texas. That vegan sandwich from Herb Library looks divine 🙂
Yes, the decor is part of the charm (note to ourselves- we need to check these places in Austin ;). The vegan sandwich was amazing, everything at Herb Library was divine!
I am sooo excited to eat in Ubud now! Your photos and blog layout are lovely 🙂
Thanks Yoshi! Bon appetit 😉