Kafe Betawi Living World Bali: A Mixed Bag of Flavors and Service

Kafe Betawi, Living World Bali

Fikri

Hey there! So, I recently checked out Kafe Betawi Living World in Denpasar, Bali, and I gotta say, it was quite the experience! The place has a solid rating with food at 4.2/5.0, service at 4.0/5.0, and atmosphere also at 4.2/5.0. Not too shabby, right?

For lunch, I decided to try a few dishes: Ketoprak, Soto Ayam, and Sop Buntut Rebus. Honestly, everything was pretty tasty! But I did come across some mixed reviews from others. One person mentioned that they didn’t get any crackers with their meal and that the lime wasn’t cut up, which made it tough to eat at the office without a knife. They also complained about the packaging being a bit tricky to handle.

Another review I found was pretty harsh, saying, “They raised the prices in one year with more than 50%. This is the worst Sop Buntut I have ever had! Even my dog refused to eat it.” Ouch! And someone else noted that the portion sizes seem to be getting smaller, which is a bummer.

On the flip side, I did see some positive feedback too! One visitor said, “Kafe Betawi Living World opened not too long ago. Delicious food with good service at reasonable prices. We visit Living World once a month so will be back soon. We can recommend Kafe Betawi to those looking for a clean restaurant with delicious food.” That’s a good sign!

However, not everything was perfect. Another diner mentioned that while the food was okay, the service was super slow, even when they were the only ones there. They had to ask for their Soto Betawi to be reheated because it came out cold. But at least they fixed that issue!

And then there was this one about the Es Jeruk, which was served with way too much sugar, making it undrinkable. They didn’t offer a refund, which didn’t sit well with the group, especially since some had diabetes. Not cool!

Overall, I really enjoyed my meal, and the waiters were friendly and nice. The prices are reasonable too, so I’d definitely consider coming back if I find myself in Bali again. If you’re looking for a place with decent food and a chill vibe, Kafe Betawi might just be worth a visit!

Vania

If you’re ever in Bali and looking for a chill spot to grab some delicious Indonesian food, you gotta check out Kafe Betawi Living World in Denpasar. This place has a solid vibe with a rating of 4.2 for food and atmosphere, and a decent 4.0 for service. Not too shabby, right?

Now, let’s talk about the food. They’ve got some killer dishes on the menu. The Ketoprak is a must-try; it’s packed with flavors and just hits the spot. The Soto Ayam is another favorite, and I’ve heard people rave about it saying, “first impression eat soto betawi so yummy, maybe I will be back to Kafe Betawi Bali.” Sounds like a winner to me!

And don’t sleep on the Sop Buntut Rebus either. It’s super tasty and definitely worth a try. Most of the reviews I came across mentioned that all the dishes are delicious, which is always a good sign. One customer even said, “The best seller menu is delicious, the service is friendly, I feel very happy visiting this restaurant.”

Now, I did see a couple of mixed reviews about portion sizes and prices. Some folks mentioned that the portions felt a bit small for the price, saying, “Small portion with expensive price” and “rasanya biasa tapi harga mahal” (the taste is average but the price is high). But honestly, if you’re in the mood for some authentic Indonesian flavors, it’s worth it!

As for the service, it seems like they’re friendly but can be a bit slow at times. One reviewer noted, “Taste wise, food was ok. But service was so slow even though we were the only one dining.” But hey, they did fix the issue with the Soto Betawi being served cold, so that’s a plus!

Overall, the atmosphere is cute and cozy, perfect for a lunch or brunch outing. With prices ranging from Rp75,000-100,000 for lunch and Rp125,000-150,000 for brunch, it’s pretty reasonable for the quality you get. One happy diner said, “Food was great! Service great! Place is kinda cute but small. Love it!”

So, if you find yourself in Bali, definitely swing by Kafe Betawi Living World. I know I’ll be back for more of that delicious food!

Menu List:

Sop Buntut Goreng Savory broth with tender, crispy meat and aromatic spices.	IDR Rp 143,000 US $ 8.9 AUS $ 14.1 EURO € 8.5 CNY ¥ 64.4
Soto Ayam Betawi Traditional chicken soup with coconut milk and aromatic spices.	IDR Rp 71,500 US $ 4.5 AUS $ 7.1 EURO € 4.3 CNY ¥ 32.2
Soto Betawi Daging Traditional soup with coconut milk and tender beef.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Daging Kikil Soto Betawi: Rich beef soup with tender cow’s feet.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Daging Paru Soto Betawi Daging Paru: Rich beef soup with crispy lungs.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Campur Traditional soup with coconut milk and rich flavors.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Paru Kikil Soto Betawi Paru Kikil: Rich beef soup with crispy lungs.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Paru Traditional soup with coconut milk and tender beef lungs.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Soto Betawi Kikil Traditional soup with coconut milk and tender beef tripe.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Sop Paru Sop Paru: Spicy beef lung soup with aromatic herbs.	IDR Rp 83,600 US $ 5.2 AUS $ 8.2 EURO € 5 CNY ¥ 37.7
Rawon Beef in rich black nut broth, accompanied by salted egg.	IDR Rp 91,300 US $ 5.7 AUS $ 9 EURO € 5.5 CNY ¥ 41.1
Soto Ayam Fragrant chicken soup infused with aromatic turmeric essence.	IDR Rp 61,600 US $ 3.9 AUS $ 6.1 EURO € 3.7 CNY ¥ 27.8