Discover the Hidden Gem: A Review of Wei Wei Xin Taiwanese Restaurant in Bali

Wei Wei Xin (Warung Taiwan), Pemelisan

Farhan

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to Wei Wei Xin Taiwanese Restaurant, located at Jl. Pemelisan No. 52c, Denpasar, Bali. Picture this: a cozy little spot that feels like a secret treasure chest of Taiwanese delights. Seriously, if you blink, you might just miss it! But trust me, you don’t want to miss this gem.

Now, let’s talk about the food. I dove headfirst into their Kuotie Babi (pan-fried pork dumplings) and let me tell you, these little pockets of joy are like tiny flavor bombs exploding in your mouth. I mean, who knew dumplings could be so sassy? They were crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, making me question all my life choices about not eating dumplings every day. I could hear them whispering, “Eat us, we’re delicious!”

Next up, I tried the Mie Bakhi (pork thickened soup with rice). Oh boy, the broth was so fresh and authentic that I almost proposed to it. I mean, I finished the noodles first just to savor that broth longer. It was like a warm hug on a cold day, but without the awkwardness of a family gathering. And the pork chops? Let’s just say they were the perfect wingmen to my noodle romance.

And then there was the Pork Sausage. Two pieces of pure happiness! I took a bite, and it was like a party in my mouth, and everyone was invited. I could hear the other diners whispering, “Why didn’t we order more?”

One of the reviews I read said, “This is probably the best Taiwan restaurant I’ve ever tried. It’s such a hidden gem.” I couldn’t agree more! It’s like finding a $20 bill in your old jeans – unexpected and totally delightful! And the prices? Let’s just say my wallet was as happy as my stomach. You can feast like a king for around 50K-75K IDR. I mean, where else can you get this level of deliciousness without breaking the bank?

Oh, and if you’re in the mood for some fried chicken, one reviewer raved about it being “one of the best in town.” I didn’t try it, but now I’m convinced I need to go back and give it a whirl. I mean, who doesn’t love fried chicken? It’s like the universal language of happiness!

In conclusion, Wei Wei Xin is a must-visit if you’re in Bali. The atmosphere is cozy, the service is top-notch, and the food? Well, let’s just say it’s worth every single bite. So grab your friends, your family, or even your pet goldfish, and head over to this Taiwanese wonderland. Just don’t forget to save me a dumpling!

Isyana

Stepping into Wei Wei Xin, a Taiwanese restaurant nestled in the heart of Pemelisan, Bali, is like being transported back to the comforting embrace of childhood memories. The moment you walk through the door, the aroma of authentic Taiwanese dishes envelops you, igniting a sense of nostalgia that is hard to shake off. It’s as if you’ve returned to your mother’s kitchen, where every meal was a celebration of love and tradition.

The generous portions are not just a feast for the eyes but also a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to providing value for money. As one delighted patron shared, “The taste is authentic and delicious.” Each bite is a harmonious blend of flavors that dance on your palate, reminding you of family gatherings and joyous holidays. The cleanliness and spaciousness of the area create a welcoming atmosphere, complemented by the friendly service that makes you feel right at home.

During my visit, I was fortunate enough to be accompanied by a Taiwanese friend who insisted that Wei Wei Xin was the closest you could get to the real deal in Bali. She was absolutely right! The food was so delectable that the owner, noticing our enthusiasm, graciously sent out additional dishes for us to try. It was a heartwarming gesture that made the experience even more special. As one reviewer put it, “Everything was very tasty, and we ordered a lot.” This restaurant has undoubtedly earned a cherished spot in our regular dining rotation.

For those who might be hesitant about dining alone, it’s worth noting that the ambiance can feel a bit overwhelming at times, especially during busy periods like the Lunar New Year. However, the joy of sharing a meal here far outweighs any self-consciousness. The location is easy to find, with ample parking space, making it a convenient stop for anyone craving authentic Taiwanese cuisine.

As I savored the pork bone soup, braised pork rice (lu rou fan), and pot stickers, I couldn’t help but feel a deep appreciation for the culinary craftsmanship that goes into each dish. One reviewer raved, “Amazing authentic Taiwanese food!!” and I couldn’t agree more. The flavors were spot on, and the service was impeccable, with friendly staff who made sure our experience was nothing short of perfect.

In a world where dining experiences can often feel rushed and impersonal, Wei Wei Xin stands out as a beacon of warmth and authenticity. It’s not just a restaurant; it’s a place where memories are made, and hearts are touched. As I left, I reflected on how this little gem in Bali had rekindled my love for Taiwanese cuisine and reminded me of the simple joys of sharing a meal with loved ones. Wei Wei Xin is truly a treasure, and I can’t wait to return for another taste of home.

Menu List:

Mie Sapi Taiwan (Beef Noodle) Traditional Taiwanese noodles with tender beef and rich broth.	IDR Rp 79,062 US $ 5 AUS $ 7.8 EURO € 4.7 CNY ¥ 35.6
Mie Paikut Taiwan (Pork Chops Noodle) Savory broth with crispy fried pork fillet noodles.	IDR Rp 67,562 US $ 4.2 AUS $ 6.7 EURO € 4.1 CNY ¥ 30.5
Bakmie Kering (Noodles with Braised Pork Sauce ) Dry noodles topped with tender pork pieces in sauce.	IDR Rp 40,250 US $ 2.5 AUS $ 4 EURO € 2.4 CNY ¥ 18.2
Nasi Paikut Taiwan ( Taiwanese Pork Chop with Rice ) Fried pork fillet served over fragrant rice.	IDR Rp 71,875 US $ 4.5 AUS $ 7.1 EURO € 4.3 CNY ¥ 32.4
Nasi Paha Ayam ( Fried Chicken with Rice ) Savory rice paired with crispy fried chicken thigh.	IDR Rp 71,875 US $ 4.5 AUS $ 7.1 EURO € 4.3 CNY ¥ 32.4
Nasi Steak Ikan (Fried Selungsung Fish with Rice ) Rice served with crispy fried fish.	IDR Rp 71,875 US $ 4.5 AUS $ 7.1 EURO € 4.3 CNY ¥ 32.4
Nasi Babi Hong ( Soy-Stewed Pork with Rice ) Savory rice topped with tender, soy-stewed pork.	IDR Rp 40,250 US $ 2.5 AUS $ 4 EURO € 2.4 CNY ¥ 18.2
Nasi Babi Kecap ( Braised Pork with Rice ) Savory rice topped with tender, braised pork in sauce.	IDR Rp 40,250 US $ 2.5 AUS $ 4 EURO € 2.4 CNY ¥ 18.2
Nasi Goreng Ayam ( Fried Rice with Chicken ) Savory rice stir-fried with tender chicken and spices.	IDR Rp 40,250 US $ 2.5 AUS $ 4 EURO € 2.4 CNY ¥ 18.2
Daging Paikut ( Taiwanese Pork Chop) Crispy fried pork fillet, a Taiwanese culinary delight.	IDR Rp 43,125 US $ 2.7 AUS $ 4.3 EURO € 2.6 CNY ¥ 19.5
Daging Paha Ayam ( Fried Chicken Leg ) Tender, crispy, savory delight with juicy meat inside.	IDR Rp 43,125 US $ 2.7 AUS $ 4.3 EURO € 2.6 CNY ¥ 19.5
Steak Ikan ( Fried Selungsung Fish ) Crispy fried fish with a savory, flavorful crust.	IDR Rp 43,125 US $ 2.7 AUS $ 4.3 EURO € 2.6 CNY ¥ 19.5