If you’re still lost after reading our series of Bali food guides, start your trip with LUMA. This stylish restaurant located in Canggu, Bali, sets themselves apart by using seasonal ingredients found locally in Bali and other nearby islands to reimagine classic Mediterranean dishes.
The restaurant’s interior boasts an oceanic theme, decked out in turquoise hues and wooden textures, making it the perfect spot to take your Instagram-worthy photos for the Eat, Pray, Love season of your life. The restaurant also offers two different experiences: a sleek and relaxed ambience in the day and a warmly-lit, cosy retreat in the evening.Â
We stan a restaurant that’s got a menu as impressive as its ambience. Here at LUMA, the menu changes every now and then according to the availability of local produce.Â
If you’re not feeling a full meal, their lunch menu features snacks such as Baro Sourdough & Mushroom Butter (IDR40K++/~S$3.61++) and Fried Squid & Aioli (IDR100K++/~S$9.02++). We tried the Goat & Asiatico Croquettes (IDR90K++/~S$8.12++), starring a crispy shell made of a breadcrumb and pecan mixture, filled with tangy goat cheese.
For more substantial options, visit the restaurant at dinnertime. We had the Potato Ravioli (IDR200K++/~S$18.05++) stuffed with savoury cheese and soft potato. It was served in a duck ragu sauce and the shredded duck meat was super tender, without any discernible gaminess. For another carb-heavy dish, order their Linguine (from IDR160K++/~S$14.44++) that comes with slipper lobster, prawns, peppered with tomato and chilli.
Drinks-wise, go for the Rosemary Negroni (IDR140K++/~S$12.63++) or their refreshing mocktail made with Raspberry, Blood Orange, and Elderflower (IDR55K++/~S$4.96++). We personally enjoyed the Raspberry Mojito (IDR55K++/~S$4.96++), which had a pleasant citrusy twist.
If you’re planning a trip to Bali, refer to our best things to eat in Bali guide. Alternatively, for more tasty recommendations in Canggu, read our guide to the best Bali Canggu food places with affordable all-day brunch.
Address: Jalan Pantai Batu Bolong Nombor 91, Canggu, Kecamatan Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 11pm
Website
Luma Bali is not a halal-certified eatery.
Photos taken by Yi En Chew.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg
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