Bali is undoubtedly one of Southeast Asia’s reigning kings (the name “Island of The Gods” doesn’t come from just nowhere) when it comes to the best vegan restaurants.
Exuding wellness from its very core, Indonesia’s most popular island truly excels when it comes to organic and plant-powered dishes.
Ubud, with its jungle surroundings, endless rice fields and spiritual energy is Bali’s hotspot for plant-based goodness.
But Canggu and Seminyak, known for their sandy beaches, surfer vibes and curated collection of bars, aren’t trailing too far behind.
It doesn’t matter which of Bali’s neighbourhoods you find yourself exploring or staying in. Or whether you’re looking for a vegan-friendly post-workout snack, a fully fledged evening meal or something stronger with a signature cocktail, you’ll find it somewhere on the island.
The 15 Best vegan and organic restaurants in Bali
| # | Name | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Peloton Supershop | Canggu |
| 2 | Tanaman at Potato Head | Seminyak |
| 3 | Alchemy | Ubud |
| 4 | Merah Putih | Canggu |
| 5 | Locavore | Ubud |
| 6 | Mason | Canggu |
| 7 | Seasalt at Alila | Seminyak |
| 8 | Seeds of Life | Ubud |
| 9 | Moksa | Ubud |
| 10 | Living Food Lab | Canggu |
| 11 | Shady Shack | Canggu |
| 12 | Manggis | Canggu |
| 13 | Kynd Community | Seminyak |
| 14 | Essential | Canggu |
| 15 | Sakti Dining Room | Ubud |
Peloton Supershop, Canggu
Peloton Supershop is on a mission to change the world, through a combination of good food, good beverages and good vibes all round. Taking you on a plant-based ride, one Peloton-inspired journey at a time, this Supershop is just as super as its name suggests, sitting in the heart of Canggu with a rainbow of colourful dishes punctuating the pages of its menu. It’s an especially popular spot with Bali’s digital nomad crowd, thanks to its unpretentious decor and strong coffee.
Portions here are the perfect size for ensuring you’re full but not unable to move, and the range of dishes on the menu means it’s easy to find whatever you’re craving. You’ll also inevitably find yourself snapping a few photos of your food, thanks to the beautiful flowers and garnishes decorating your plate.
Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No.46, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 9am - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.pelotonsupershop.com/
Tanaman at Potato Head, Seminyak
Tanaman at Potato Head is more of a concept than just a restaurant. Situated inside one of Bali’s coolest beach clubs, Tanaman at Potato Head is filled with classy neon lights and a perpetually cool atmosphere. It’s vegan food, but heightened in every sense. Come here with your non-vegan friends and act nonchalant while they gaze at the menu and secretly consider joining the plant-powered crew. Tanaman at Potato Head is the coolest cruelty free club on the island.
Food here is a fusion of Indonesian and western, combining some of Bali’s most-loved ingredients with European touches to create a tasting menu that celebrates Indonesia as a whole. Expect grilled banana hearts, braised young jackfruits and Balinese coconut sorbets alongside a large range of traditional Balinese sauces. And, of course, everything is served and presented artfully.
Address: Jl. Petitenget No.51B, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 10am - 10pm, Daily Price range: $$$ Website: www.potatohead.co
Alchemy, Ubud
Alchemy’s menu is the definition of clever: although technically it’s entirely raw and vegan, this restaurant uses interesting methods to change the structure and definition of its ingredients without using too much heat to take away its raw status. As you might expect from this, Alchemy is laidback and chilled, a spot where you’ll be welcomed with a large group of friends just as much as you will be when you turn up with a book by yourself.
The menu here is perfect for picky eaters and less so those who are indecisive: everything is tailored, editable and DIY, from soup bowls to salads, smoothies and the breakfast bar. Alchemy is a brilliant spot any time of day, from breakfast to dinner. But if there’s one thing you don’t want to skip here, it’s dessert. Alchemy’s raw vegan desserts are locally famous and top of the game.
Address: Jl. Penestanan Kelod No.75, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 Opening days and hours: 7am - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.alchemybali.com
Merah Putih, Seminyak
Bamboo lobster dumplings, zucchini flowers, smoked goat’s belly and red emperor crudo: Merah Putih is one of Bali’s best organic restaurants and has a mouthwatering menu to match. Brilliant taste and spectacular presentation sit hand in hand here, in a gorgeous setting that you’ll order a post-dinner drink at just to spend some more time admiring. Merah Putih’s menu changes seasonally, which means that, other than knowing what you’re about to feast upon is Indonesian-inspired, there’s little to go by in the way of specifics.
But that’s only ever a good thing: dishes here are made with care and attention and it’s virtually impossible to eat something you don’t enjoy at this spot. Beautiful decor and high ceilings make this large spot seem even larger, but a warm atmosphere more than counteracts the huge space of Merah Putih.
Address: Jl. Petitenget No.100X, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 12 - 3pm, 6pm - late, Daily Price range: $$$ Website: www.merahputihbali.com
Locavore, Ubud
Locavore brings together all of Bali’s best traditional features under one, ricefield-terraced cosy restaurant. Fusing Indonesian cuisine with European touches, Locavore dishes are colourful and creative, decorated with edible flowers and thoughtful garnishes that add an extra boost of flavour to even the most understated of meals. Locavore is a firm favourite for Bali’s Ubudians, and the plant-based menu here really does have something to suit everyone.
Vegetables are twisted, turned, burnt and sizzled into almost entirely new ingredients, proving that meat isn’t necessary for those looking for a delicious way to end the day. An amazing dining experience for anyone visiting Bali, Locavore’s 16 course tasting menu is a brilliant opportunity to sample a little of everything this spot does well. Made up almost entirely of local ingredients, you know for sure that your food here is just as sustainable as it is delicious.
Address: Dewisita No.10, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 Opening days and hours: 6 - 8:30pm, Wednesday and Thursday, 12 - 2:30pm, 6 - 8:30pm Friday and Saturday, 12 - 2:30pm, Sunday Price range: $$$$ Website: www.locavore.co.id
Mason, Canggu
Those looking for an organic date night spot in Canggu need look no further than Mason. Great for seafood, incredible for cocktails and brilliant if you fancy a few drinks later into the night, Mason sits in the heart of Bali’s coolest district and is popular from the minute it opens right until early in the morning when its doors finally close.
This is a restaurant that you’ll go to in order to impress your companion: dishes cooked meticulously using premium quality ingredients. Indoor and outdoor seating means you can make use of the Balinese sunshine or the perfectly-temperature air conditioning depending on your preferences. Sit inside for a meal infused with romance and intimacy, or get comfortable outdoors to people watch while feasting upon each delicious dish. Stylish and classy, a trip to Mason is alway a good idea.
Address: Pantai Batu Bolong St No.39a, Canggu, North Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 12 - 11pm, Daily Price range: $$$ Website: www.masonbali.com
Seasalt at Alila Seminyak
Seasalt at Alila is the definition of a holiday in the sunshine. Set on the beaches of Seminyak, a lunch spent here is the best kind of way to spend an afternoon: glass of wine in one hand, menu in the other and the crashing waves and white sand in front of you. Set inside the prestigious Alila hotel, service here is always on point with incredible food to match.
One of the best things about Seasalt at Alila is that it’s a perfect spot literally any time of day. Come along for Sunday Brunch and pat yourself on the back for spending a wholesome weekend in such a luxurious spot. Visit later in the day to watch the sunshine dance on the waves as the surfers enjoy the water. Or, come along for dinner and watch the sunset from your table.
Address: Jalan Taman Ganesha, Jl. Petitenget No.9, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 12 - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$$ Website: www.seasaltseminyak.com
Seeds of Life, Ubud
Seeds of Life somehow does the impossible: crafting all types of dishes, cuisines and ideas into a menu that’s entirely raw, vegan and gluten free. Perfect for those on a health kick or anyone who fancies a meal made entirely of good things, Seeds of Life is a cute, cosy and wholesome spot in the Ubud jungle.
Just because it’s a raw vegan cafe doesn’t mean the dishes are restricted to leaves: Seeds of Life is just as inventive as it is innovative: vibrant and colourful dishes stand their ground on the 14-page menu, including the likes of pizzas, veggie bowls, spicy buffalo wings and burritos. It’s a place with a perpetually chilled atmosphere that’s great for catching up with friends or simply for bringing along your favourite book and settling down for a few hours.
Address: Jl. Gootama No.2, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 Opening days and hours: 12 - 8pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.theseedsoflifecafe.com
Moksa, Ubud
The food at Moksa is delicious…but that won’t be what’s on your mind when you arrive at this gorgeous Ubud restaurant. Set in the heart of Sayan, the walk towards Moksa is punctuated by endless palm trees, verdant rice fields and beautiful flowers in every direction. The walk here is reason alone to visit Moksa, and that’s before you’ve been dazzled by the food.
A vegan restaurant that’ll impress all of your meat-eating friends, dishes here are presented artfully but with enough substance to keep you perfectly full by the time you’ve enjoyed your final mouthful. Earthly decor and a welcoming atmosphere draw you in to Moksa and a large menu inspired from countries across the globe will have you returning again quickly. One of the best parts? A beautiful permaculture garden sits right next door to this spot, and many of its fruits and vegetables are grown here.
Address: Ubud II Kutuh, Jl. Puskesmas, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 Opening days and hours: 11am - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.moksaubud.com/
Living Food Lab, Canggu
Canggu’s Living Food Lab is famous for its vegan sushi: taking away the notion that sushi must contain raw fish and instead replacing it with a delicious variety of plant-based equivalents that taste just as good as they make you feel. But Living Food Lab doesn’t only serve sushi: this vegan restaurant is home to a menu the size of a small book with juices, probiotic drinks and smoothies on the drink menu and appetisers, sandwiches, bowls, salads and sweets making up just a small part of the food menu.
It’s also a place with an especially wholesome goal: to spread the “aliveness” of humans, awareness of how we live and with the intention of making more conscious choices. Come here for not only a brilliant breakfast or lunch, but also a welcoming smile from the staff and a perfectly balanced atmosphere that’ll have you feeling refreshed and nourished when you leave.
Address: No 8, Canggu Square units 12-13, Canggu, Jl. Pantai Berawa, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 7am - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.livingfoodlab.com
Shady Shack, Canggu
The only thing shady about Canggu’s The Shady Shack is the beautiful palm leaves gently caressing its doors. The Shady Shack is one of Canggu’s most popular restaurants and is a firm favourite with vegans, vegetarians and carnivores alike. It’s virtually impossible to step inside this restaurant without feeling the friendly atmosphere all around you; something that’s heightened when you sit yourself down and familiarise yourself with the huge portions in front of you.
Dishes here are mostly healthy — but in a fun way. Salads are served across an entire spectrum of colours, with interesting combinations and additions you wouldn’t necessarily include yourself. Desserts dance between being healthy and indulgent: delicious mouthfuls that taste far more decadent than their short list of organic ingredients would suggest.
Address: Jl. Tanah Barak No.57, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351 Opening days and hours: 8am - 9pm, Daily Price range: $$ Website: www.the-shady-shack.business.site
Manggis, Canggu
Manggis in Canggu is a vegan-friendly staple in the neighbourhood. Craving breakfast first thing in the morning? Head to Manggis. Desperate for a late night snack when other restaurants are mostly closed? Manggis has your back. Looking for a relaxed work-friendly lunch spot? Catching up with old friends? Wanting to be at one with nature? Manggis, Manggis, Manggis.
Quite literally the answer for everything, this restaurant does vegan food extraordinarily well, to the extent that you’ll gladly come here with non-vegan friends without worrying that they’ll struggle to find something to enjoy. Food here is so good, so unique and so tasty that it’s almost impossible to just come here once. Combining traditional Indonesian architecture with modern elements, this family and friends-run project is a calming oasis in Bali.
Address: Jl. Pemelisan Agung No.7, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 7:30am - 10:30pm, Daily Price range: $$$$ Website: www.manggisincanggu.com
Kynd Community, Seminyak
It’s virtually impossible to read anything about vegan restaurants in Bali without seeing at least one mention of Kynd Community. This gloriously millennial pink spot is a haven for Bali’s vegan community, with its huge range of plant-powered dishes that could easily fool any meat eater. It’s also one of Bali’s most popular restaurants in general, with a large number of vegan pizzas and its very own creamery serving vegan ice cream offering something for everyone no matter the time or occasion.
While the food at Kynd is definitely something to rave about, the decor of this restaurant is definitely also worthy of attention. Vibrant pink walls, endless painted palms, indoor and outdoor seating and even a swing means there’s always something to look at. Come along during any day of the week for special deals or offers or turn up on a Sunday afternoon for the best vegan roast dinner in the area.
Address: Jalan Petitenget No.12 Kerobokan Kelod, Seminyak, North Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361 Opening days and hours: 7am - 10pm, Daily Price range: $$$$ Website: www.kyndstore.com
Essential, Canggu
Essential really is a Bali essential for anyone looking for cruelty free dining and drinking on their trip. A perfect vegan-friendly spot for dinner, Essential is home to not only a wide array of dishes but also some of the best cocktails in the neighbourhood. Best suited to large groups or anyone who struggles to choose one dish without getting food envy, Essential’s sharing platters are almost entirely vegan, with plentiful gluten free options and pescatarian add-ons.
It’s a place to go when you’re looking for a classy dinner and haven’t yet decided whether it’ll end with a glass of wine or six cocktails. While the menu as a whole strives to be sustainable and zero waste, the cocktails take it to a whole new level, using the purest essential oils, cold-pressed juices and local and fresh produce to create their signature mixes.
Address: Gg. Nyepi Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong No.22, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Bandung, Bali 80351 Opening days and hours: 8am - late, Daily Price range: $$$ Website: www.essentialcanggu.com
Sakti Dining Room at Fivelements, Ubud
You might be more familiar with Fivelements for the resort’s impressive and luxurious yoga retreats but the dining options here are just as worthy of attention. Taking everything that Fivelements stands for in the way of sustainability, plant-based nutrition and high energy, the Sakti Dining Room supports local farmers, sustainable agriculture and environmentally friendly products throughout all of its dishes.
You don’t need to be staying at Fivelements to come along for dinner here: an evening alone is a brilliant window of opportunity for relaxation and treating your body to a healthy dose of all things good. As you might expect from anything that sits under the Fivelements brand, Sakti Dining Room is prestigious yet unpretentious: an eco-luxurious setting taking you on a gastronomic journey with all the exciting tastes, textures, vibrant colours and pure flavours.
Address: Puri Ahimsa Banjar Baturning, Mambal, Abiansemal, Badung Regency, Bali 80352 Opening days and hours: 7am - 10pm, Daily Price range: $$$$ Website: www.fivelementsbali.com
Frequently asked questions about vegan and organic restaurants in Bali
Bali is very vegan friendly, particularly in tourist hotspots like Ubud and Canggu. Read our full guide to discover the best vegan restaurants in Bali.
Some of the best vegan restaurants in Bali include Kynd Community, Peloton Supershop, Locavore and Living Food Lab.
Indonesia as a whole is fairly vegan friendly and the country’s main dishes can all usually be made vegan-friendly. Islands like Bali are particularly good for vegans.
It’s incredibly easy to eat vegetarian and vegan food in Bali, particularly in places like Canggu and Ubud.
