Nasi campur bali at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar
Set meal at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar
Entrance at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar

  • CLOSED: Oke Vegetarian
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    Closed

  • White Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Take-out
Indonesian

A small restaurant that serves both Balinese and Padang vegetarian-vegan food. Uses soy protein, jackfruit, and tofu in dishes. Been around for quite some years. Reported closed October 2023.

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5 Reviews

First Review by reenbean

Avatar Louisechristin

Louisechristin

Points +290

Vegan
29 Jul 2022

Cheap, not so much choice

The food was good, but not so much options to choose from. When you are around, good for lunch

at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar

Avatar ChristantoSuryo

ChristantoSuryo

Points +25

Mostly Veg
06 Apr 2022

mediocre

honestly, it's okay, but not that good. you can pick another vegan restaurant.

Avatar devi_1206

devi_1206

Points +86

Mostly Veg
07 Mar 2020

Cheap and Tasty

A small vegetarian restaurant in the heart of Denpasar. Love their meatball, they usually have nasi campur, where we can choose several food to be pair with the rice.

Pros: Lots of vegetarian food option, Vegetarian items shop

Cons: Small place

Avatar Pitukolitz

Pitukolitz

Points +88

Vegetarian
30 Jan 2020

Tasty and spicy

Everything was great for a set meal of 20k. Recommended for sure, no English spoken. I venture to say it's 90% vegan, there was a very faint taste of egg in one of the dishes.

Inside fan only at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar

Entrance at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar

Set meal at Oke Vegetarian in Denpasar

Avatar reenbean

reenbean

Points +233

Vegan
26 Mar 2019

Has Padang

I’ve eaten at a handful of vegetarian warungs and all have the same sort of Balinese food (which I enjoy). This one has slightly different versions of the usual, which were tasty. They also use soy protein. It is also the first vegetarian warung I’ve seen that has both Balinese and Padang offerings. For Padang, they had young jackfruit in a watery tomato sauce, a tofu/soy meat in a tasty peanut-lime sauce, and other things. Overall, not spectacular, but no regrets. Our Go-jek driver took us there because Loving Hut was closed. The owner said they do not use milk and eggs. The krupuk tasted fishy so we didn’t eat it.

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