Vegan Guide to Bali

Updated November 2025

Culture, beauty, beaches, temples, rice fields, volcanoes, surf, snorkelling, amazing vegan food and more; Bali is one of those places that really does have something for everyone. Find your scene (there are many going on here) and fall in love, we hope our Vegan Guide to Bali helps you on your way to find the best vegan food on this vegan friendly and enchanting Indonesian island. Visiting Bali during a festival gives a great insight into the culture of this unique part of Indonesia where the population is mainly Hindu. We’ve been lucky enough to experience many festivals in Bali from intriguing funeral processions to Balinese new year, which is followed by Nyepi or silent day. Colourful and noisy processions of ogoh ogoh followed by a day of quiet reflection (and no use of electrical equipment, no cooking, no music). Watch as women balance huge boxes of offerings on their head, marvel at the decorations made from bamboo (said to be finest in artistic Ubud) but be aware that some places may be closed for the holidays.

The best vegan food close to the airport

Mai3 Cafegan Vegetarian Cafe

Mai3 Cafegan Vegetarian Cafe
6X Jalan Raya Tuban 1
Tuban
Bali 80361
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 9am-9pm every day, closed Sunday

This is an excellent option for anyone passing through the international airport as it’s just 5 minutes away. Fully vegan local Buddhist style restaurant where everything is vegan with onions and garlic too. We ordered kung pao tempeh and mushroom satay from the extensive menu and were very pleased with our choices> we enjoyed the food so much we headed back the next day for food before our flight and enjoyed a vegan chicken katsu dish that was also delicious.

Vegan food in Ubud

Ubud is most certainly the centre of all things vegan in Bali with endless incredible options from vegan cakes and ice cream, to health giving raw food and vegan fine dining. If we listed all of our old and new favourites here then our Vegan Guide to Bali would be full of so many exciting options there would be no room for anything else. So we have recently updated our Vegan Guide to Ubud which will certainly help you on your next vegan travel adventure to what has to be one of the most vegan friendly locations that we’ve ever visited. Below are just a few picture to give you a taste of what you will find in our vegan guide.

Vegan food in Nusa Dua

NŪTRIŌ

NŪTRIŌ
REVIVO Wellness Resort
Jalan Desa Sawangan
Benoa
Bali 80361

Opening Hours: 8am-9pm every day

Located with REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort and close to Nusa Dua you will find this poolside restaurant that has a focus on wellness cuisine: This means lots of vegetarian, vegan and plant based options including the most incredible vegan cheese platter and their ‘Golden Jackfruit Delight’ which is a vegan dessert that dreams are made of. We stayed here for a wellness retreat and you can read more about our stay and the vegan food options by reading our vegan friendly luxury resort review of REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort.

Art Cafe Bumbu Bali

Art Cafe Bumbu Bali
Jalan Siligita 101
Benoa
Kabupaten Badung
Bali 80361

Opening Hours: 9am-10pm every day

More than ten years ago we dined at Bumbu Bali as it was the first restaurant we found in Nusa Dua that had vegetarian options that were vegan. So when we realised we were close to their new location we decided to see if it was as good as we remembered. It certainly was and in fact, maybe it was even better than we remembered. Our tempe sate and tofu curry were served on a tray with two types of rice, satay sauce, kecup manis, rice cakes and two sides of vegetables. It was a veritable vegan feast and we loved it. They have two locations in Nusa Dua and offer shuttle to and from hotels in the area. Very enjoyable meal and highly recommended.

Vegan food in Sanur

Sauce Tree Cafe

Sauce Tree Cafe
Jalan Danau Tamblingan 42
Sanur
Bali 80228
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 11am-9pm every day

This all vegan eatery in Sanur has the most delicious vegan cakes and we visited every day when we stayed in Sanur. They also serve savoury options too including some tasty sounding burgers, but for us it was all about the vegan cakes which we loved. Make sure to visit and eat their cakes next time you’re in Sanur!

Genius Cafe Bali

Genius Cafe Bali
Jalam Kusuma Sari
Sanur
Bali 80228
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 7am-10pm every day

With an excellent location right on the beach at Sanur, this vegan friendly restaurant has a clearly labelled menu that is perfect for vegans, veggies and those avoiding nuts, dairy or gluten. The French Fries were ridiculously good and we loved the trio of dips and the nachos too. There were plenty of bowls to choose from and also burgers, wraps and fajitas. Excellent option especially if your dining with omnivores as there is something for everyone.

Bread Basket Bakery

Bread Basket Bakery
Jalan Danau Tamblingan 51
Sanur
Bali 80228
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 7am-5pm every day

Did somebody say vegan pies? Well, once we were told that Bread Basket Bakery in Sanur had vegan pies we just had to visit. Twice. The pies were delicious as were our oat milk lattes too. With other veggie and vegan options available including tempeh and falafel wraps, they have a number of locations in Bali and their vegan pies are worth making the trip for.

Lemo Beach Cafe

Lemo Beach Cafe
Jalan Duyung Beachfront
Sanur
Bali 80228
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 7am-10pm every day

Just go here. You will not regret it. This was the best vegan food we ate in Sanur from the vegan cakes to the salads and from the delicious tempeh and tofu dishes to the drinks everything was just perfect. Located right on the beachfront promenade you can enjoy the most beautiful vegan food with those dreamy ocean views that Bali is known for. Highly recommended.

Pizzaria at Hyatt Regency Bali

Pizzaria at Hyatt Regency Bali
Jalan Danau Tamblingan 89
Sanur
Bali 80228
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 11am-11pm every day

We enjoyed ‘pizza no cheese’ and a bowl of creamy pasta at this upscale eatery at Hyatt Regency. Of course the price was a little higher than other stand alone restaurants but the quality of the food and the service were both first rate. The menu had clearly labelled vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options marked which is good to see and this was the perfect place to spend our last night with friends in Sanur.

Club Sehat Bali

Club Sehat Bali
Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai 234
Sanur
Bali

Opening Times: 9am-7pm (closes at 3pm Friday and closed all day Saturday)

We stopped at this health food shop when passing through Sanur as always food to know what’s available. There were a wide range of ingredients for cooking, dried products and also a selection of essential oils which were well priced. There was no fresh food to eat (shame) but there were juices and kombuchas. Club Sehat Bali would be great if you’re based in the area with access to a kitchen.

Vegan food in Seminyak

Tasty Vegan

Tasty Vegan
Jalan Raya Basangkasa
Seminyak
Bali

Opening Times: 9am-9pm every day

Set within a walled garden just off the main road, Tasty Vegan Seminyak is as you would guess from the name, an all vegan restaurant. The well designed menu is somewhat limited but we were more than happy with our mock meat satay and mixed vegetable, tempe and tofu dish. Service was friendly and efficient making this a decent option if you’re in Seminyak and want to enjoy vegan versions of traditional Indonesian dishes.

Vegan food in Kuta

Sattvik by Nature

Sattvik by Nature
Jalan Kartika Plaza No 3
Kuta
Bali 80361
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 8am-11pm every day

Kuta is certainly not somewhere we would choose to stay as it’s way too busy (that’s being polite) but it’s close to our ‘regular’ airport hotel (Hilton Garden Inn ) where we often stay if we’ve got an early departure flight. The main road in Kuta has many Indian restaurants and some of these are ‘pure veg’ which is always a good start. We chose Sattvik by Nature and were happy with the service and the food. The staff were friendly and helpful, understanding exactly what vegan means and advising which dishes we could and couldn’t order. We enjoyed channa masala, aloo gobi, tandoori roti and basmati rice. They were very good and the portions were generous, despite there being many other veg Indian options we would head back here again as it was more than decent.

Lambodar Indian Food

Lambodar Indian Food
Jalan Wana Segara
Kuta
Badung
Bali 80361

Opening Hours: 9am-1am every day

Excellent pure veg Indian restaurant for anyone staying close to the airport upon arrival or departure from Bali. Clearly labelled menu with vegetarian, vegan and Jain options marked, also those dishes containing gluten. We had breakfast of masala dosa, child with chapati and gobi manchurian which was all delicious. Disappointed that our Indian breakfast favourites of idli and uttapam were not available but we were happy with our other choices. There are many pure veg Indians in this part of South Kuta but not many that are open for breakfast which Lambodar is.

I Love Vegetarian Food – De Ra Sa

I Love Vegetarian Food – De Ra Sa
Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai No 88C
Kuta
Bali 80361

Opening Times: 8am-9pm every day

Located on the bypass road and very close to the airport is De Ra Sa Vegetarian. It is a 100% vegan restaurant serving Indonesian classics with a menu full of tempe, tofu and mock meat too. It’s cheap, clean and cheerful.

Johnny Tacos

Johnny Tacos
Jalan Kartika Plaza No.21
Kuta
Bali 80361

Opening Times: 9am-10pm closed Monday

Check out this compact little taco bar just off the main strip in Kuta called Johnny Tacos. They whip up some the meanest vegan tacos we’ve eaten in Southeast Asia. Packed full of vegetables, flavour and heaps of sliced avocado and guacamole, means these bad boys are not to be missed.

Vegan food in Jimbaran & Uluwatu

Smoothie Shop

Smoothie Shop
Mandala Village
Jalan Pantai Balangan
Jimbaran
Bali

Opening Times: 8am-3pm every day

Don’t be misled by the name. Yes, this place does (awesome) smoothies but also has an extensive menu of veggie and vegan food. We visited for breakfast and ordered tofu scramble on whole grain toast and vegan buckwheat pancakes served with fruit and whipped coconut cream! Very, very good indeed but make sure you order the vegan buckwheat pancakes with NO honey as they are normally served with honey…

Bali Buda

Bali Buda
Jalan Raya Uluwatu
Bali

Opening Times: 7am-9pm every day

This small shop and cafe also has delivery options which could be good if you’re staying nearby. Whilst not as big as their store in Ubud it has a varied range of products for sale. We particularly liked the dried nuts and nutritional yeast by the weight and that you could refill your water bottles for 5000IDR.

Ghiridari Vegan & Vegetarian

Ghiridari Vegan & Vegetarian
Jalan Raya Uluwatu Simpangan 7
Jimbaran
Bali

Opening Times: 8am-8pm every day

We stopped here for a couple of snacks as had already enjoyed lunch elsewhere. We are so glad we did and would go back for sure as not only was the food tasty but the owner was very friendly. She is vegetarian as are her staff and this all veggie local warung has so many options for local Balinese food, she fully understands the difference between veggie and vegan so you will have no problem ordering when here. They offer cooking classes for 300k which we would have joined if we had time as they focus on how to make your own mock meat from flour! This is a great opportunity to up your mock meat game and one we wished we’d had the chance to experience.

Vegan food in other areas of Bali

Kabunku Coffee and Eatery

Kabunku Coffee and Eatery
Jalan Pantai Nyanyi
Tabanan
Bali 80351
Indonesia

Opening Hours: 8.30am-9pm every day

What a great find this was! Staying close by for an event at Nuanu Creative City we went on one of our Vegan Food Quests trying to find lunch and stumbled upon this family ran eatery in a relaxed setting. The wooden buildings overlooking the garden were the perfect place to chill with an iced oat milk latte whilst checking out the menu. There were vegan options but we went ‘off menu’ and enjoyed the most delicious lunch that was created by combining a couple of existing dishes. The jackfruit rendang is vegan but served in a croissant that is not vegan, so added the rendang to the mushroom avocado toast which was served with no avocado as they were sold out for the day. It might sound confusing but what we ended up with was seriously one of the best lunches we’ve enjoyed for a very long time. The jackfruit rendang was outstanding and piled high on toasted sour dough with the mushrooms. There were also pumpkin seeds and kidney beans for that extra protein hit and tomatoes and rocket for some freshness. Ask for Si or one of the other friendly team members and ask them for this special vegan combo next time you’re there and we can guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

Akar Cafe

Akar Cafe
Jalan Binaria
Lovina
Bali

Opening Times: 7am-10pm every day

Cool little veggie food spot with vegan options including wraps, falafels and juices. The menu has traditional Indonesian food and also Western style food too. Check out the selection of salads, also the vegan pancakes and vegan waffles…

Ngiring Ngewedang

Ngiring Ngewedang
Tamblingan
Munduk
Buleleng
Bali 81152

Opening Times: 9am-6pm every day

En route to North Bali you may well pass through Munduk, if you do then be sure to check out Ngiring Ngewedang who not only boast awesome views but offer some great options for the hungry vegan traveller! The perfect place to stop after sitting in a taxi for 2 hours is Ngiring Ngewedang. You can enjoy the far reaching and stunning views whilst waiting for your lunch; ours consisted of a tempe and tofu packed vegan curry and also a de constutced gado gado salad that was delicious.

Vegan food in Amed & Jemeluk

Amed and Jemeluk offer some of the best snorkelling from the beach we’ve ever experienced during our travels in Southeast Asia. You can also enjoy awesome views of the sunrise across the bay with Mount Agung in the distance. Since we were last in Amed there are now 2 all vegetarian restaurants which are both listed on Happy Cow. When we visited we had to find restaurants and warungs that understood our request for vegan food but rest assured we did not go hungry and we loved Amed and also nearby Jemeluk Bay. We had a very good meal at Sails Restaurant and also picked up some snacks at a small health food store whilst en route. Next time we are in Bali we plan to return for sure, in the meantime here are the details for the 2 veggie restaurants for you to check out. For those of you looking for a change from tempe and sambal then maybe this all vegetarian Indian restaurant might be for you? Nad Brahma is open during high season only until 10.30pm but closed on Monday. Also listed on Happy Cow is Aiona which is also on the main beach road and may be worth a visit. Please let us know if you have any updated info for Amed and Jemeluk?

Other Vegan Guides to Bali

Bali is considered to be one of the number one locations in the world for vegan travel and rightly so, our guide is far from extensive but there are many other guides online including from the team at Vegan Travel who have a bunch of useful posts on their website which you can access here, another one worth checking out is from  The Nomadic Vegan. If you have your own guide that you would like us to link to here please let us know, and of course, Happy Cow is your friend as a travelling vegan so here’s their Bali page.