The restaurant is almost at the beach and has nice views. Food is decent and the restaurant is very spacious. The beach and the restaurant is not crowded and a bit isolated. To access the restaurant, you have to come down the downhill. Can access by motorcycle, but cars have to be parked at the top of the hill. To go up, you can find a driver with a motorcycle.

Unfortunately, after eating here, we got food poisoning and were later diagnosed with salmonella — which completely ruined our vacation. The hygiene standards in the kitchen seem to be very poor, and we strongly advise others to be extremely careful when choosing to eat here. It’s a real shame because the staff are kind and welcoming, but sadly, that doesn’t make up for the health risk and absence of food safety standards.

My wife and I spent the day here, as we wanted to enjoy this fantastic beach (the only one in Uluwatu that was not overrun with trash at the time of our visit) and wanted the comfort of loungers and an umbrella. We had tasty food (fried rice with chicken and eggs) and outstanding service. We also appreciated that the people running this place made an effort to clean the beach. I have seen reviews people complaining about paying 200.000rp for chairs and an umbrella. It never ends to baffle me that the same people who spend thousands of euros to fly to Bali and hundreds to drink cheap alcohol all over Uluwatu are somehow offended by paying 13€ for some extra comfort in the piece of paradise that is Nyang Nyang Beach.

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Extremely friendly staff, delicious Mie Goreng, cold beer, fresh coconut and clean beach. 10/10

We stopped for a quick drink. A good deal for Bintang and coconut was 25k. There was a great view to the beach and overall a chill place with a relaxed vibe. Just add music and it would be perfect. Also enjoyed steep ride down to the beach.