Really enjoyed my time at La Naya. The place is spacious, cozy, and has high ceilings that make it feel airy and comfortable. With Bali's heat, it was such a nice escape to sit back and relax here. I tried the bread and kakigori, and both were delicious. The kakigori was especially refreshing on a hot day. The atmosphere is calm, comfortable, and perfect for catching up with friends or simply taking a break. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm in the area.

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La Naya Bali is such a hidden gem in Seminyak! The atmosphere is cozy, clean, and beautifully designed. I loved the matcha and coffee, and the pastries tasted incredibly fresh. The Japanese comfort food was delicious, with generous portions and great quality. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. It’s a perfect place for breakfast, brunch, or even to work for a few hours. Definitely one of my favorite cafés in Bali, and I’ll be coming back soon! Highly recommended.

+3

The La Naya was one of those pleasant surprises that you keep with affection. The atmosphere is very pleasant light, beautiful, with an energy that invites you to stay without rushing. I ordered the Vongole Yuzu Pasta and the seafood was well prepared, cooked just right. To drink, I had the Iced Orange Black, and it was a choice that was very worth it. Refreshing, slightly citrusy and with the coffee coming through in the right measure. The service also deserves to be highlighted. The staff was attentive. It’s the kind of place that gets the whole right: quality food, a nice atmosphere and people who make you feel welcome. I would definitely come back.

+2

We come in the afternoon for a coffee and it’s great. The food also looks amazing; gonna try breakfast next time. Himalayan & ice lemon soda black was good (ice lemon is better). Almond croissant and salty bread was also good; love it! And after 6pm they gave us 50% off it. Parking was spacious & there’s a small children’s playground

frankly disappointing experience. travelled to get here for lunch - was only told that they didn’t have the wagyu onigiri when we were ready to order. since it’s one of their signature menus that we’d been eyeing, i would have appreciated being informed of this before we’d sat down. food: mentaiko onigiri was a fluorescent pink which makes me think that they used some type of instant packet? however the mentaiko topped on my pasta was definitely fresh and very tasty. curry doria was quite underwhelming and tasted cheap, something i’d be able to whip up at home with leftover ingredients. drinks: the iced matcha latte was also a strange shade of green (which normally i would be okay with, but this is a japanese cafe hence i’d expected they use quality matcha). it was also clumpy…my partner got a himalayan latte which was too sweet hence we asked for more milk, and they only told us it’s extra charges after they’d portioned out the milk into a syrup cup and served it to us. ambience: really nice and well decorated, the pastries also look great though we did not try them. this was our last lunch in bali so we were sorely disappointed with the experience and the mediocre food

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