Kayun Restaurant
By Malaika is an organic garden restaurant in Mas, Ubud, blending Kayun's garden-to-table tradition with Malaika Secret's royal Balinese healing food heritage.
- Jl. Raya Mas No.47, Mas, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Today · 10 am–7 pm
- Sunday: 10 am–7 pm
- Monday: 10 am–7 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–7 pm
- Friday: 10 am–7 pm
- Saturday: 10 am–7 pm
- +62 361 974741
- kayunresto.com
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Kayun Restaurant offers a relaxing atmosphere with beautiful greenery and a peaceful setting. The food is delicious, the ingredients are fresh, and the presentation is appealing. Friendly service and a cozy ambiance make it a great spot for a casual meal or a quiet gathering. A lovely place to unwind while enjoying good food.
View on GoogleWe had a wonderful dinner here at Kayun, it is a hidden gem in Ubud. It was quiet, the service was great, and the food was fantastic. We particularly loved the steamed local fish in banana leaves, I could dream about that fish it was so tasty! I would go back simply for that! All organic, they grow a lot of their food on site, and no MSG. So so good!
View on GoogleA beautiful open-space restaurant with stunning rice field views. They focus on wellness, and I highly recommend their detox drinks. The mushroom kebuli rice and steamed fish were excellent. Friendly staff, cozy, and a truly relaxing, healing experience.
View on GoogleKayun Restaurant offered a rather middle-of-the-road experience, landing somewhere around a 6/10 rating. The food, while not spectacular, managed to hold its own. The setting was quite lovely, with a pleasant backdrop adding to the ambiance. However, a curious encounter with the waitress left us puzzled. She nearly dictated our meal choices, and given her insistence, we relented, wondering if we were simply being offered whatever was left in the kitchen. The presentation of the dishes was certainly appealing, but the prices leaned towards the higher end for Bali. The restaurant's claim of being organic might explain the premium, though. Interestingly, there was a religious gathering happening about 100 yards from our garden seating, providing an unexpected glimpse into local culture. Amidst this cultural touch, we shared our dining space with geckos and flies, but I must admit the restaurant's provision of mosquito spray was a considerate gesture. In hindsight, would I consider revisiting Kayun Restaurant? Probably not. While the experience wasn't inherently bad, it didn't leave a strong enough impression to warrant a return visit.
View on GoogleWonderful service and staff. The setting is beautiful. They also offer cooking classes. Check out their website.
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