KBS Seafood: A Culinary Paradise in Kuta, Bali

KBS Seafood, Kuta

Fitri

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to KBS Seafood, located at Jl. Kuta Raya No. 123, Kuta, Bali. Picture this: you walk in, and it’s like stepping into a cozy seafood paradise. The atmosphere is so welcoming that even the chairs seem to hug you. Seriously, I half expected the waiter to offer me a blanket and a cup of hot cocoa!

Now, let’s talk about the food. Oh boy, where do I even start? The white rice was like a fluffy cloud that had descended from the heavens, just waiting to be paired with the star of the show: the fried squid. I mean, if you’ve never had fried squid that’s so crispy it could double as a snack for your next movie night, then you’re missing out! It was so good that I almost proposed to it. “Will you be my forever snack?”

And then there were the prawns. Let me tell you, these prawns were so big and juicy that I felt like I was on a seafood safari. I half expected them to start doing a little dance on my plate. They were cooked to perfection, bursting with flavor, and I could hear them whispering, “Eat us, we’re delicious!”

Now, I wasn’t the only one enjoying this seafood extravaganza. I overheard a table of six people who were so impressed that they wanted to meet the chef for a photo op. I mean, who wouldn’t want to take a selfie with the genius behind such culinary magic? They were so blown away that they unanimously decided to come back the very next night. Talk about a seafood love affair!

One reviewer even said, “If I could, I would rate KBS Seafood six stars!” I mean, I didn’t know we were allowed to break the star rating system! But honestly, after tasting the food, I totally get it. It’s like Michelin stars were just lining up outside the restaurant, waiting for their turn to get in!

And let’s not forget about the hidden gem aspect. I went on a Tuesday for lunch, and the place was practically empty. I felt like I had discovered a secret seafood lair! The food was so well-seasoned and fresh that I could hear the seafood singing, “We’re fresh, we’re fabulous!” The kangkung hotplate was a standout, and the crabs with black pepper sauce? Let’s just say they were so good that I considered starting a crab fan club.

In conclusion, if you’re ever in Bali and craving seafood that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance, KBS Seafood is the place to be. With a perfect score of 5.0 for food, service, and atmosphere, it’s safe to say that this restaurant is a must-visit. Just be prepared to fall in love with your food and maybe even want to take it home with you. Trust me, you won’t regret it!

Fauzan

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to KBS Seafood, located at Jl. Kuta Raya No. 123, Kuta, Bali. Picture this: you walk in, and the aroma of fresh seafood hits you like a wave of deliciousness. Seriously, if I could bottle that scent and wear it as perfume, I would! But let’s not get too carried away; I’m here to talk about the food, not my potential new career as a seafood-scented influencer.

First up, we ordered the Hotplate Kangkong. Now, if you’ve never had this dish, let me tell you, it’s like a party in your mouth, and everyone’s invited! It’s the best thing since sliced bread, or should I say, since deep-fried bean? Speaking of which, the deep-fried bean was so yummy that I almost considered proposing to it. I mean, who knew beans could be this good? If you like spicy, you’ve got to try the fish with two tastes. It’s like a flavor rollercoaster, and I was here for it!

Now, let’s talk about the Fried Squid. I’m not saying it was life-changing, but I might have shed a tear or two. It was crispy, golden, and just the right amount of chewy. I felt like I was in a romantic comedy where the squid was my soulmate. And don’t even get me started on the Shrimp Portion. It was so fresh that I half-expected it to start doing the cha-cha on my plate. Seriously, these shrimp were practically swimming in from Makassar, and they were ready to party!

Oh, and the Black Pepper Crab? Let’s just say it was so good that I contemplated starting a crab fan club. The crabs were fresh, and the sauce was a flavor explosion that made my taste buds do the happy dance. I could hear them singing, “We are family!” as I devoured every last bite.

And let’s not forget about the drinks! The fruit juice was so refreshing that I felt like I was sipping on sunshine. I mean, who needs a tropical vacation when you can have a glass of this juice in your hand?

Overall, KBS Seafood is a must-visit if you’re in Bali. The food is fresh, the service is top-notch, and the atmosphere is as vibrant as a Balinese sunset. Plus, with prices starting at around Rp250,000 per person, you can indulge without breaking the bank. So grab your friends, your appetite, and maybe a bib (just in case), and head over to KBS Seafood for a meal that will leave you smiling and possibly plotting your return!

Menu List:

Kepiting 5 Ons Five-ounce crab, succulent and flavorful, a seafood delight.	IDR Rp 265,000 US $ 16.5 AUS $ 26 EURO € 15.8 CNY ¥ 119.3
Kepiting 6 Ons Six-ounce crab: succulent, sweet, and bursting with flavor.	IDR Rp 315,000 US $ 19.6 AUS $ 30.9 EURO € 18.8 CNY ¥ 141.8
Kepiting 7 Ons Seven Ounce Crab: succulent, flavorful, and a seafood delight.	IDR Rp 405,000 US $ 25.2 AUS $ 39.7 EURO € 24.1 CNY ¥ 182.3
Kepiting 8 Ons Eight-ounce crab: succulent, sweet, and bursting with flavor.	IDR Rp 465,000 US $ 28.9 AUS $ 45.6 EURO € 27.7 CNY ¥ 209.3
Kepiting 9 Ons Nine Ounce Crab: Succulent, sweet, and flavorful seafood delight.	IDR Rp 585,000 US $ 36.3 AUS $ 57.4 EURO € 34.8 CNY ¥ 263.3
Kepiting 1 Kg One kilogram of crab, succulent and flavorful seafood delight.	IDR Rp 650,000 US $ 40.3 AUS $ 63.7 EURO € 38.7 CNY ¥ 292.5
Kepiting Soka Soft-shell crab, crispy fried, savory, and deliciously tender.	IDR Rp 120,000 US $ 7.5 AUS $ 11.8 EURO € 7.2 CNY ¥ 54
Kudu – Kudu Kudu – Kudu: Savory grilled meat, rich in flavor and tenderness.	IDR Rp 160,000 US $ 10 AUS $ 15.7 EURO € 9.6 CNY ¥ 72
Kerapu Hidup Live grouper, a fresh seafood delicacy, often grilled or steamed.	IDR Rp 230,000 US $ 14.3 AUS $ 22.6 EURO € 13.7 CNY ¥ 103.5
Kerapu Kerapu: A flavorful fish, often grilled or steamed.	IDR Rp 150,000 US $ 9.3 AUS $ 14.7 EURO € 9 CNY ¥ 67.5
Sukang Sukang: Tangy vinegar, often used in Filipino dishes.	IDR Rp 150,000 US $ 9.3 AUS $ 14.7 EURO € 9 CNY ¥ 67.5
Kakap Merah Red snapper, a flavorful fish, often grilled or fried.	IDR Rp 150,000 US $ 9.3 AUS $ 14.7 EURO € 9 CNY ¥ 67.5