The Apurva Kempinski Bali

The Apurva Kempinski Bali's newest dining location, Bai Yun, offers the convivial Hot Pot experience, which originated in Mongolia, moved to China, and is currently popular in Southeast Asia. This idea is reflected in the name, which in Chinese-Mandarin translates as "white cloud." The steam rises in the air like white clouds as the heated pot produces heat.

• Style: Casual dining
• Cuisine: Chinese
• Dress code: Casual

The dining establishments put an emphasis on culinary variety and locally produced products, offering something for all visitors and distinguishing themselves as some of the best restaurants in Bali.

Izakaya by OKU, which was inspired by the acclaimed OKU Japanese Restaurant Jakarta, prioritises bringing out the best of its creations in a lively and social setting. In order to enhance the eating experience, guests and the cooks engage in the open kitchen at this Japanese restaurant in Bali. The intricately designed dishes use the best ingredients and the most up-to-date composition techniques to create a genuinely delicious and creative work of art.

• Cuisine: Local
• Dress code: Casual

The First Aquarium Restaurant in Bali offers modern food with a unique twist for a dining experience unlike any other. The combination of expertise, premium ingredients from the area, and unexpected compositions has made us stand out as a destination on The Island of Gods.

• Style: Fine dining
• Cuisine: International
• Dress code: Smart Casual

Kubu Pool Bar promises to liven up your day at the pool, whether you choose to relax in the sun on a beach chair or drift around happily in the water. This bustling location, next to the resort's 60-meter swimming pool, offers light fare and handcrafted drinks to go with your laid-back day.

• Cuisine: Bar snacks
• Style: Pool bar
• Bar: Mon - Sun 09:00 - 18:00

Following the opening of his special studio in Bali, L'Atelier by Cyril Kongo, this highly regarded graffiti artist completely changed the area on the top floor of The Apurva Kempinski Bali. This creative genius is incorporating his love of the upscale way of life to complete the opulent image and developing it into a collection of outstanding features branded as Kongo Lifestyle.

• Cuisine: Light Bites
• Dress code: Casual

Within the main grounds, the Pala Restaurant is located in the middle of a long pool and offers live cooking stations with a wide selection of regional and international cuisines. On the restaurant's second story, a chic rooftop bar is available as an extension to the area, offering the perfect place for all-day enjoyment with friends and family.

• Style: Casual dining
• Cuisine: International
• Dress code: Casual

Reef Beach Club provides a casual setting with a laid-back, enjoyable, and family-friendly atmosphere. It is tucked away in an enormous beachside setting in Nusa Dua and surrounded by tropical gardens. This breathtaking location has a famous 42-meter infinity pool, cabanas, sun loungers, sunbathing areas on the golden, secluded beachfront, watersports, and an interior dining area. With its quality, juicy meat and sizzling fish, charcoal-grilled cuisine perfectly portrays Bali's tropical ambience.

• Style: Casual dining
• Cuisine: Barbecue
• Dress code: Casual

Selasar Deli, which has its roots in Indonesian culture, offers a variety of traditional favourites for light nibbles as well as an all-day breakfast menu. Highlights include an inexhaustible supply of sweet and savoury dishes created by the resort's renowned chefs, as well as the Indonesian herbal beverage Jamu and numerous coffees from all across the archipelago.

• Style: Casual dining
• Cuisine: Local
• Dress code: Casual