Balibola is one of the latest hypes in Bali and it is easily one of the best we’ve been to lately.

It is a located in Seminyak, alongside many other great cafes and dining options, but it certainly doesn’t get overshadowed by the other players.

With a strong belief that you should be inviting healthy foods into your body and only eating meat occasionally, Balibola is a plant-based cafe with several great vegan options. Its well-thought design and interior are also made for Instagram.

Balibola prides themselves as a flexitarian cafe. In other words, they believe in a plant-based diet with the occasional use of meat. ’Boba’ means ball in both Indonesian and Spanish; a perfect name for this cafe for they specialize in savoury balls.

On Balibola’s menu, you would find healthy dishes inspired by staple meals all over the world—mostly meatless, of course. There are meatless balls options (6 types of plant-based balls), very pretty smoothie bowls, burgers and wraps, brunch options and even a kids’ menu!

What we enjoyed most is the Vegan Nasi Campur (IDR92,000)—a generous serving of the Indonesian classic with faux beef rendang, faux chicken satay and several other veggie sides. We never thought a meatless Nasi Campur would taste this good!

Other signature items to try include the OMG! Ricotta Pancakes (IDR180,000) that’s good for two pax, The WTF! Waffle (IDR18,000) that is vegan, and the range of tropical smoothie bowls that are meticulously put together for you to flex it on Instagram.

Even if you are not a fan of meatless food, the gorgeous cafe is worth a visit. Of pastels and pops of baby colours, the vibrant paintings on the wall are a sight to behold. There is also an abundance of greenery within the space! Too pretty, too pretty. Just dining there itself makes us so happy!

Balibola
Jalan Petitenget No.8,
Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Mon to Sun: 8am to 6pm

Avocado Cafe is the answer to all health junkies who are looking for a vegan cafe in Bali serving fresh, organic meals. It sits in Canggu, and though it may take a little travelling from the main areas of Seminyak and Kuta, we are telling you it is worth it.

Apart from avocado delights, diners can expect a wide range of vegan options on their menu including pasta, pancakes and sweet potato waffles. The food there is stripped down and delicious, focusing mainly on locally sourced produce.

So if you too are obsessed with everything avo-related just like us, drop by the Avocado Cafe during your next trip to Bali!

Sweet Potato Waffle is something you should not skip while at Avocado Cafe Bali and we recommend the one with soft avocado slices, rockets, tomato relish and a dollop of sour cream (RP57,000/ S$5.70). If you take a little browse through Instagram, you’d realise that this option with the avocado slices is the most commonly ordered one.

The waffle has a very light taste; you could almost taste the “organic-ness” in it. Boasting a mild sweetness, it is accompanied with fresh avo slices and a dollop of sour cream on top.

Acai bowls are often the top-of-mind dessert when it comes to health food. Of beautiful presentation and a slew of health benefits, they generally contain ingredients that help to enhance the functions of your nervous system.

Avocado Cafe’s Acai Green Bowl (RP85,000/ S$8.50) is essentially an acai and banana spinach mix topped off with dragonfruit, chia seed, homemade vanilla granola, toasted cashew nuts and mango. Very refreshing, very satisfying.

Those who are looking for something classic to fill their stomachs can go for the Avocado Eggs II (RP64,000/ S$6.40). Note that ‘II’ is the most lavish option as you get two poached eggs atop mashed avocado on toasted bread. This is all made better with a touch of roasted sesame and feta.

Have a go at other items on their menu such as the Pasta Pesto (RP70,000/ S$7), Banana Oats Pancakes (RP50,000/ S$5) and Paleo Breakfast (RP64,000/ S$6.40).

Avocado Cafe
Jalan Batu Blong 69b
Canggu, Badung, Bali
Tel: +62 811 3999411
Daily: 7am – 10pm