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Pizza
International
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Juice bar
Beer/Wine
Indonesian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers international and local cuisine without MSG or palm oil. Veggies are washed in drinking water and organic ingredients are used as much as possible. Coconut milk is made on-site. Has vegan and vegetarian dishes labelled on the menu. Has views of Angung volcano. Holds yoga classes. Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-10:00pm.
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Last update on 21 Jun 2019 by Guest
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Added by veganchickwhotravels on 30 Jan 2019
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36 Reviews
First Review by veganchickwhotravels
PickleRick
Points +933
yum! - Edit
No pictures, I already ate it all...
Read moreI had the quinoa mushroom burger with mixed fries (1/2 sweet potato 1/2 reg); considering 65k includes the sides and filtered water, plus comfy seating and clean facilities, this is a good all-inclusive price.
Not so many people around this season which makes it nice and peaceful (for us guests, at least)...
Also their "mayo"? I'm pretty sure it's not the healthiest thing but I had to swipe every last bit of it 🤤🤤 Absolute *post* dive meal 😆
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LisaLöwenherz
Points +572
Good Place with vegan options and s great View - Edit
During our stay in amed the town was really quite. We found this place and many people went there.
Read moreThe view is amazing and I think it's one of the best places in the area for sitting and having a nice time.
They have many vegan options.
We first ordered the hummus pita and a salad but were still really hungry so we also ordered the pasta. The pasta was really good. Another day we had the pizza which is also really good. The large pizza can be shared.
Price is a bit higher then usual but the location is really nice.
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just.a.vegan.girl
Points +1491
Great food and ambiance - Edit
My bf and I had a really enjoyable dinner here. Service was good and we stuck to the more traditional Asian cuisine instead of western food and I think that was a good choice. The Balinese tempe dish is so good. Really loved the coconut curry tempe. We also ordered the pad Thai and it was huge! Nice combo of tofu and Tempe. For a starter we tried the salty potatoes which were great as well. Although we were full we had to get dessert and the carrot cake was to die for! So stuffed but a fantastic meal. Also, go for the sangria and pass on the mojito.
Read morePros: Balinese tempe, Pad Thai , Great view
Cons: Mojito was not good
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Anryel
Points +544
Overrated, food tastes good - Edit
Waiting is likely supposed to be part of the experience - and could be okay if not sitting in the half-shadow of the yes, nice outdoor area and suffering from hunger and heat. The stuff is neither motivated nor friendly. Food was good, could have been more. The sticky rice dessert was very good. Still, wouldn't visit again, simply to neglitent in service. There are better places for hungry veganes for the same or less money (e.g., Small Time cooks in the one or Ketut in the other direction).
Read morePros: Taste of the food
Cons: Service
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lilScorpio
Points +12913
comfortable with nice view - Edit
alternative/ eco yoga studio enclosed to a café with very nice view about amed and the sea.
Read moreI had the vegan pad Thai with tofu and tempeh (55k), a green juice (darja juice) and an iced soy latte. My husband had a (vegetarian) pizza margarita and a green ice tea.
I enjoyed my dish, so did my husband.
The staff was very welcoming and friendly.
The view is spectacular, so be sure to get a seat upstairs.
The guests are mostly yogi people and instagram-hipsters, I would say😉:-P
Pros: very friendly staff , awesome view
Cons: for Bali prices are more on the higher side
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veganinthejungle
Points +102
Waited almost 1,5 hour - Edit
we waited over an hour for the pizza, 1 h 20 minutes to be exact....
Read moreNot really cool. And no staff informedus about the waiting or exused them for having us wait that long.
My boyfriend liked his regular pizza, but said it was too salty.
I orderd the vegan & glutenfree pizza. And it was Not worth waiting for. Tasted like vineager (or something wierd) and the ’feta cheese’ was just sprinkeld tofu with that wierd vineager... the doe was thin as an tortillia and had a wierd dotted texture and very dry. Not much topping.
And on top of that, Veeeery expensive.
For what? The ingredients was onion, kankung and olives plus the ’feta cheese’ tofu. Local ingredients, you can get very cheap in any local market.
And i doubt the wierd gluten free doe is expencive as they hardly use any doe for the pizza. Defenetly not worth 100 k for that pizza or the wait for it.
I wouldn’t recomend anyone to go there. The sunset view is good thou and the place looks cool.
But Not even good food and the waiting for 1 h 20 minutes! Daaaaamn.
Pros: Nice view
Cons: Waited for 1 h 20 min, Extremly over prized, No good taste
Guest
KatriM
Points +237
Fresh vegan food with a view - Edit
Looove this place. The view of the sea and volcano is just priceless. Loads of vegan options and nice seasonal approach. Super cosy place and friendly staff.
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MishaZhou
Points +127
Very beautiful places with healthy clean dishes - Edit
The place absolutely beautiful, it has two floors and you can enjoy the sunset during dinner time. You also get free peanuts and drinking water, and the food comes pretty quick. We ordered the pad Thai and a coconut milk based soup, both were delicious. The pad Thai was a little bit on the smaller size. For dessert we had the carrot cake and the raw beetroot chocolate cake, both absolutely delicious! Definitely recommend the vegan cakes! Prices are more expensive than the local restaurant, but it’s good food and decent portions. Good value for money. I would definitely come back here if I visit Amed again, and can recommend vegan to eat here. Lots of options!
Read morePros: Tasty food, A lot of vegan options, Free peanuts and drinking water
Cons: Pad Thai was on the smaller size
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veganchickwhotravels
Points +433
A treasure in small Amed - Edit
We found this place when I was looking for a yoga Charla to practice. They happen to have a restaurant next to the studio called blue earth. Right away I knew this had to be good. Eco-conscious. Organic. And you cannot beat this location. Up on the hill you watched a beautiful sunset well you can eat the most delicious fresh fruit and food. We’ve been here for two days and already have three meals there. The beetroot chocolate vegan cake is a must. They also have a location right in town called Earth café. If you come to amed and you’re into good food with great views and good value this is a must stop.
Read morePros: Fresh and delicious, Amazing views, Friendly staff and good price
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