Loving Hut Denpasar

Visited in jan 2016, loved the food and prices however our taxi driver struggled to find the place and we almost didn't make it before close. Appears to be a hard to find location according to other reviews.

I was very disappointed after all the raving reviews. I had the mie goreng, didn't see mock meat in the menu picture but when it came it had a lot. Very salty fake bacon, it was hard to choke down, I really don't like mock meats.

The aircon was being serviced when we came in - so it was a bit warm. The Assam chilli fishy tasted really weird. I particularly enjoyed my Mi Pangsit/Jamur as its not spicy. For organic rice and vegetables, this was a fantastic place for the price. Good for casual dining.

Denpasar's Loving Hut is similar to other Indonesia's Loving Huts: it's clean, has an extensive menu, and the food is delicious. It's nice that they also give you an opportunity to try veganized versions of traditional Indonesian dishes. The staff was friendly and helped us by calling a taxi.

The only con is restaurant's location. It was very hard to find it, and we succeeded only after asking 5 or 6 local people (most of them gave contradicting directions even though we showed them the exact address that we printed on paper) and walking in circles for half an hour or more. The problem was that the restaurant is not close to the main street but hidden inside a complex of buildings.

Probably the most useful thing we can advise in our review is how to get there. If you're coming by your own private vehicle, please note that Jln Surapati is a very busy street. You have to make sure you're in the correct portion of the street--they have an island in the middle so if you're destination is on one side, you have to be on that side of the island, else you'll find yourself traveling the whole length of the long road till you can make a U turn.

That said--the food is not as good as other LH's I've been to. They had an item which was called omelot--more like a burrito, but not bad at all. Noodles were all right. Potato wedges (side dish) were a paltry few.

This is one of the cleanest places you will find in Bali but it is let down by incompetent waitresses and their poor service. I have been 3 times - the first time the food was great, the service average. The other 2 times, the food was poor and service was incredibly frustrating. If you get there on a good day, it will be fine but expect to have to do just about anything to get the lazy waitresses attention!

Really like this place and the food is quite tasty. The staff was very friendly and the place is clean, which is important for a place like indonesia.
Would deff recommend..

What I like the most in Loving Hut is the fact they are engaged. The put non-stop video explaining why its needed to become vegan, they put pictures of vegan celibrity on the wall, the staff have t-shirt with a slogan too... etc.. The food is good... the choice is big and the price very resonable. Nice adress.

Woow, ga nyangka kalau Loving Hut sudah organik,
aku kita dulunya cuma sekedar vegan.
Tanpa frozen food dan juga nyediain aneka macam salad. Ada 8 macam salad organik mentah. Hebat-hebat, untung aku sempat mampir ke situ. Murah, uenak, sehat, nymm, nymm, buat aku pengin pindah ke Bali aja, .......

I was hoping for better. They staff were friendly. But the food was overly deep fried and had that "fake" mock meat chinese taste to it. The setting is nothing special also. Not a place that I would visit again.

I have never dreamed I could find such delicious vegan foods. I thought vegan foods were only raw vegetable with plain and colorless stuffs.
Young people should go there instead of having beef steak or fried chicken.
Let save the planet with avoiding meat, fish, egg and milk products!

If you like vegan cheap and clean food in DPS, this is the place where to go. Nice atmosphere with many students and young people. Open 7 days on 7 up to 9pm