A Culinary Journey at Welcome Home Asian & Vegan Eatery in Bali

Welcome Home Asian & Vegan Eatery, Ungasan

Reza

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to Welcome Home Asian Eatery in Bali. Picture this: you’re in a tropical paradise, the sun is shining, and your stomach is growling louder than a toddler denied candy. You stroll into this cozy spot on Jl. Pura Batu Pageh, and it feels like you’ve just walked into a warm hug from your favorite aunt. Seriously, the atmosphere is so inviting, you might just want to take a nap on one of the tables (but please don’t, that’s frowned upon).

Now, let’s talk about the food. I decided to channel my inner vegan warrior and ordered the Vegan Thai Green Curry. It was so good that I almost proposed to it. The flavors danced on my taste buds like they were auditioning for Dancing with the Stars. And let’s not forget the wonton noodles—I mean, who knew noodles could be so charming? They were served with chili oil that had just the right amount of kick, making my mouth feel like it was on a rollercoaster ride. Whee!

One reviewer said, “I LOVED the wonton noodles. The flavor of the noodle is just right, and they served it with chili oil.” I couldn’t agree more! It’s like they took a noodle, gave it a pep talk, and sent it out into the world to shine. And the wontons? Oh boy, they were like little pillows of joy. I could have sworn they were whispering sweet nothings to me as I devoured them.

Another guest raved, “This is our first time here, and it was very tasty. We don’t eat meat and fish, but we found a lot of delicious food: samosa, wonton, tom yam.” I mean, who needs meat when you have a smorgasbord of vegan delights? The samosas were crispy little pockets of happiness that made my heart sing. If I could marry a samosa, I would. Sorry, future spouse!

And let’s not forget the service—these folks are so polite and quick, you’d think they were trained by ninjas. One reviewer mentioned, “Fast service, polite staff, ample parking, in short everything is super.” I mean, who doesn’t love a place where you can park your car without playing a game of Tetris?

Now, if you’re worried about your wallet, fear not! The prices are as friendly as the staff, with meals ranging from Rp25,000 to Rp50,000. You can feast like a king without feeling like you just sold a kidney. And trust me, you’ll want to try everything—especially the vegan samosas. One fan declared, “These are the best I have had in a long time!” I couldn’t agree more; they were like little flavor bombs exploding in my mouth.

So, if you find yourself in Bali and your stomach starts growling like a bear, make your way to Welcome Home Asian Eatery. Your taste buds will thank you, and who knows, you might just leave with a new favorite dish (or a samosa fiancé). Bon appétit!

Damar

If you’re ever in Bali and craving some Asian cuisine, you gotta check out Welcome Home Asian Eatery! Located on Jl. Pura Batu Pageh, this place is a hidden gem that totally lives up to its name. The vibe is super chill, and the atmosphere is just perfect for a laid-back lunch or dinner. Seriously, it’s got a 5.0 rating for atmosphere, and I can see why!

Now, let’s talk food. The menu is packed with delicious options, and I’ve heard rave reviews about their Vegan Thai Green Curry. One customer said it was “one of the best Thai curries I ever had,” which is a pretty solid endorsement! They also loved the samosas, calling them “delicious, both spicy and very tasty.” Just a heads up, though, if you’re not into spicy food, you might want to specify that when you order. One diner mentioned they asked for non-spicy but still got a kick. But hey, all the other dishes were tasty!

Speaking of tasty, the vegan wontons are a must-try! One reviewer gave them a 10/10, saying they were packed with high-protein TVP. And don’t skip the vegan buns; they’re super good too, although the paper can be a bit tricky to peel off. Just a little note: the paratha could use some work since it was a bit hard and chewy, and the curry sauce was a tad watery. But overall, the food is fantastic!

And if you’re a vegan, you’re in for a treat! Another customer mentioned, “So many vegan options and the food is really good! This is the kind of food I miss in Belgium as a vegan!” Plus, the won ton soup got a shout-out from a meat-eater friend who loved the steam dumplings and Tom kha soup. It’s clear that Welcome Home caters to everyone!

Service here is top-notch too, with a perfect 5.0 rating. The staff are super friendly and helpful. One customer shared how they were confused about the currency on their first day, and the staff kindly gave them change when they accidentally overpaid. It’s those little things that make a big difference!

Oh, and if you’re feeling under the weather, their chicken congee is a lifesaver. One diner said it was exactly what they needed after dealing with Bali belly—hot, steamy, and oh-so-satisfying!

With prices ranging from Rp25,000-50,000 for lunch and Rp125,000-150,000 for dinner, it’s super affordable too. Plus, there’s plenty of free parking available, which is always a bonus!

All in all, Welcome Home Asian Eatery is definitely a place I’d return to if I find myself in Bali again. The food, the service, and the atmosphere all make for a great dining experience. Don’t miss out!

Menu List:

Vegan Gyoza / Shanghai Dumpling Delicious dumplings filled with savory vegetables and herbs.	IDR Rp 45,000 US $ 2.8 AUS $ 4.5 EURO € 2.7 CNY ¥ 20.3
Vegan Thai Green Curry Spicy coconut dish with vegetables, tofu, and rice.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5
Chicken Gyoza / Shanghai Dumpling Savory dumplings filled with marinated chicken and vegetables.	IDR Rp 51,000 US $ 3.2 AUS $ 5 EURO € 3.1 CNY ¥ 23
Pineapple pie Sweet, tangy, and flaky dessert with tropical pineapple filling.	IDR Rp 45,000 US $ 2.8 AUS $ 4.5 EURO € 2.7 CNY ¥ 20.3
Vegan Chicken Japanese Curry Plant-based protein in savory Japanese sauce, served with rice.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5
Vegan Fish Teriyaki Plant-based seafood glazed in savory sauce, served with rice and vegetables.	IDR Rp 77,000 US $ 4.8 AUS $ 7.6 EURO € 4.6 CNY ¥ 34.7
Vegan Chicken Teriyaki Plant-based protein in savory sauce, paired with rice and vegetables.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5
Vegan Indian Chicken Curry Plant-based protein simmered in aromatic spices, served with rice.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5
Vegan Indian Fish Curry Plant-based seafood in spiced sauce, served with rice.	IDR Rp 77,000 US $ 4.8 AUS $ 7.6 EURO € 4.6 CNY ¥ 34.7
Vegan Fish Japanese Curry Plant-based seafood in savory Japanese curry with rice.	IDR Rp 77,000 US $ 4.8 AUS $ 7.6 EURO € 4.6 CNY ¥ 34.7
Vegan Sweet And Sour Chicken Plant-based protein in tangy sauce, served with rice.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5
Vegan Chicken Black Pepper Plant-based protein in spicy black sauce, served with rice.	IDR Rp 70,000 US $ 4.4 AUS $ 6.9 EURO € 4.2 CNY ¥ 31.5