A Culinary Delight at Warung Bu Diah: Must-Try Indonesian Flavors in Denpasar

Warung Bu Diah (WBD), Denpasar

Rendi

If you’re wandering around Denpasar, Bali, and your stomach starts growling, you absolutely have to check out Warung Bu Dia. This little gem on Jl. Gatot Subroto Barat is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Indonesian flavors!

First off, let’s talk about the food. Their Soto Sapi (beef soup) is a total game-changer. One visitor raved, “Warung Soto and lawar daging sapi is my go-to. The beef in the soto is tender, the taste is delicious, and the prices are standard.” Seriously, who doesn’t love a good deal for amazing food?

And don’t even get me started on the Ayam Goreng Lalapan (fried chicken with fresh veggies). The meat is perfectly cut and seasoned just right. Another happy customer mentioned, “The meat cuts are just right… standard prices.” You can’t go wrong with that!

But wait, there’s more! The lawar (a traditional Balinese salad) and the soto are both incredibly tasty. One diner said, “The lawar and soto sapi are super delicious, and the service is friendly. Suksma!” (which means thank you in Balinese). It’s always nice to be greeted with a smile while enjoying your meal.

Speaking of service, the staff here are top-notch. They really know how to make you feel welcome, which adds to the overall vibe of the place. The atmosphere is cozy, making it a great spot for lunch or brunch with friends.

With a food rating of 5.0/5.0 and service also at 5.0/5.0, it’s clear that Warung Bu Dia is doing something right. Plus, with prices ranging from Rp1-50,000 per person, it’s super affordable!

So, if you find yourself in Denpasar, don’t miss out on Warung Bu Dia. Your taste buds will thank you!

Syifa

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to this hidden gem called WARUNG BU DIAH located on Jl. Gatot Subroto Barat in Denpasar, Bali. Now, if you’re looking for a place where your taste buds can do the happy dance, this is it! Seriously, I think my taste buds are still doing the cha-cha after that meal.

First off, let’s talk about the menu. I dove headfirst into their Soto Sapi, which is basically a bowl of happiness swimming in a savory broth. I mean, if I could swim in it, I would! The beef was so tender that it practically melted in my mouth. I half expected it to start singing “Let It Go” from Frozen. And don’t even get me started on the Ayam Goreng Lalapan. It was so crispy that I thought it might just take flight! I had to remind myself that I was in a restaurant, not a poultry farm.

Now, let’s not forget the nasi putih (white rice). It’s like the best supporting actor in a movie – always there, never stealing the spotlight, but absolutely essential. I mean, who doesn’t love a good sidekick? It soaked up all that delicious broth like a sponge, and I was left wondering if I could take it home as a pet.

Oh, and here’s a fun fact: one of the reviews I read said, “The lalapan is delicious and the price is cheap.” I mean, who doesn’t love a good deal? It’s like finding a $20 bill in your old jeans – pure joy! And trust me, the prices here are so reasonable that you might just start questioning if you accidentally walked into a food paradise.

The service? Top-notch! I felt like royalty. The staff treated me like I was the long-lost cousin of the King of Bali. They were attentive without being overbearing, which is a fine line to walk. I didn’t want to feel like I was on a first date where they keep asking if I’m okay every five seconds.

As for the atmosphere, it was cozy and inviting, with just enough Balinese charm to make you feel like you’re in a postcard. I mean, I half expected a monkey to swing by and join me for lunch. But alas, it was just me and my plate of deliciousness.

So, if you’re ever in Denpasar and your stomach starts growling like a bear, make your way to WARUNG BU DIAH. Your taste buds will thank you, and who knows, you might just leave with a new best friend in the form of a crispy chicken wing!

Menu List:

Nasi soto + Lawar Savory broth with tender meat and vibrant vegetable salad.	IDR Rp 28,000 US $ 1.8 AUS $ 2.8 EURO € 1.7 CNY ¥ 12.6
Soto Sapi Savory beef soup with radish and optional bone marrow.	IDR Rp 20,000 US $ 1.3 AUS $ 2 EURO € 1.2 CNY ¥ 9
Nasi soto sapi Savory broth with tender beef and rich marrow.	IDR Rp 23,000 US $ 1.5 AUS $ 2.3 EURO € 1.4 CNY ¥ 10.4
Nasi Ayam Goreng Lalapan Fried chicken served with rice and fresh vegetables.	IDR Rp 24,000 US $ 1.5 AUS $ 2.4 EURO € 1.5 CNY ¥ 10.8
Lawar sapi (putih) A savory blend of beef skin and grated coconut.	IDR Rp 13,000 US $ 0.9 AUS $ 1.3 EURO € 0.8 CNY ¥ 5.9
Lawar sapi (merah) A savory mix of beef skin, grated coconut, and blood.	IDR Rp 13,000 US $ 0.9 AUS $ 1.3 EURO € 0.8 CNY ¥ 5.9
Nasi putih Steamed rice, a staple, versatile, and comforting dish.	IDR Rp 8,000 US $ 0.5 AUS $ 0.8 EURO € 0.5 CNY ¥ 3.6
Ayam Goreng Lalapan Crispy fried chicken served with fresh vegetables and sambal.	IDR Rp 20,000 US $ 1.3 AUS $ 2 EURO € 1.2 CNY ¥ 9
Jeruk (Es/Hangat) Refreshing orange juice, served chilled or warm delightfully.	IDR Rp 7,000 US $ 0.5 AUS $ 0.7 EURO € 0.5 CNY ¥ 3.2
Teh manis (Es/Hangat) Sweet tea (iced/hot) – a delightful, refreshing beverage.	IDR Rp 5,000 US $ 0.4 AUS $ 0.5 EURO € 0.3 CNY ¥ 2.3
Teh botol Bottled tea, a refreshing sweetened beverage, popular in Indonesia.	IDR Rp 7,000 US $ 0.5 AUS $ 0.7 EURO € 0.5 CNY ¥ 3.2
Temulawak Temulawak: A herbal dish with earthy, spicy turmeric flavor.	IDR Rp 9,000 US $ 0.6 AUS $ 0.9 EURO € 0.6 CNY ¥ 4.1