Bali · FOOD
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying into Denpasar: 2 food experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Join Chef Bagus and his team in Kuta for a three-hour Balinese cooking class. Visit a local market when available, prepare dishes such as sate lilit and green papaya salad, then eat your meal with the group.
“It was a fantastic experience doing this cooking class. Chef is a funny bugger and there were lots of laughs. Highly recommend 👌”
Start with Denpasar history at Bajra Sandhi Monument, then follow guides such as Dede, Asta, or Yanika through Kreneng Market for babi guling, bakso, Balinese cakes, and night-market snacks. Private transport, dinner, and hotel or port pickup are included.
“Great experience with our guide Yanika. We sampled 5 dishes and an assortment of desserts. She was very informative and spoke the best English from any guide our whole trip. The trip is 3 hours and not 5 to 6.”
Pick a coast, a volcano or a kitchen.
