Bali Culture
We have shelved plans to try this restuarant on many occassions, mainly bcos I was not confident of the food.
Tonite, I finally decided to reserve the table for three.
Lucky I did.
The experience in this restaurant turned out better than expected. :)
Bali Culture is located inside a Club, Orientus Resort.
Besides Bali Culture, there is another chinese tze char stall which is also pretty crowded. I saw many tables having steamboat.
Another score point factor, will be the free parking inside the club.
Although I reserved a indoor table, we ended up sitting at the alfresco area when we arrived, mainly bcos the outdoor tables are by the poolside. And that means, bb gets to be entertained. :)
There is a live band indoor though. We get to hear the live band via the central system. Pretty good.
We ordered a chendol and calamari to share, livingstone had the chicken in zurich style (recommended by the hse), and I decided to try the ayam penyat.
The dishes turned out all good!
Chendol was creamy and quenching. The zurich chicken topped with crunchy rosti came with a very nice gravy, and my ayam penyat wasn't disappointing either, comes with a small pc of tauhu, tenpeh and tender chicken thigh. The chili goes very well with the chicken. abit sour, spicy - refreshing!
The total bill came up to be $50.80, and we decided to sign up for their membership.
The culture group owns three restuarants - The Bali Culture, Beach Culture and the SWISS Culture.
The membership cost $30/yr, comes with 6 pcs of $10 voucher, to be use when the bill hits $30, max 2 vouchers to be used each time.
The member card is entitled to 15% on final bill without the vouchers.
With this card, we can also utlise the resort's amenties such as the bbq pit, the swimming pools and i think to book the chalets as well.....too bad the javanese massage jus moved away, otherwise, it could hv been perfect for us.
The resort ain't big. To be frank, it kind of looked quite run down. Im pretty surprised to see that the chalets are mostly occupied tonite. hmmm....
Maybe its the june holidays. chance off the congested city, why not?
And so, u guessed it, we're going back agn. join us! :)
Tonite, I finally decided to reserve the table for three.
Lucky I did.
The experience in this restaurant turned out better than expected. :)
Bali Culture is located inside a Club, Orientus Resort.
Besides Bali Culture, there is another chinese tze char stall which is also pretty crowded. I saw many tables having steamboat.
Another score point factor, will be the free parking inside the club.
Although I reserved a indoor table, we ended up sitting at the alfresco area when we arrived, mainly bcos the outdoor tables are by the poolside. And that means, bb gets to be entertained. :)
There is a live band indoor though. We get to hear the live band via the central system. Pretty good.
We ordered a chendol and calamari to share, livingstone had the chicken in zurich style (recommended by the hse), and I decided to try the ayam penyat.
The dishes turned out all good!
Chendol was creamy and quenching. The zurich chicken topped with crunchy rosti came with a very nice gravy, and my ayam penyat wasn't disappointing either, comes with a small pc of tauhu, tenpeh and tender chicken thigh. The chili goes very well with the chicken. abit sour, spicy - refreshing!
The total bill came up to be $50.80, and we decided to sign up for their membership.
The culture group owns three restuarants - The Bali Culture, Beach Culture and the SWISS Culture.
The membership cost $30/yr, comes with 6 pcs of $10 voucher, to be use when the bill hits $30, max 2 vouchers to be used each time.
The member card is entitled to 15% on final bill without the vouchers.
With this card, we can also utlise the resort's amenties such as the bbq pit, the swimming pools and i think to book the chalets as well.....too bad the javanese massage jus moved away, otherwise, it could hv been perfect for us.
The resort ain't big. To be frank, it kind of looked quite run down. Im pretty surprised to see that the chalets are mostly occupied tonite. hmmm....
Maybe its the june holidays. chance off the congested city, why not?
And so, u guessed it, we're going back agn. join us! :)
Labels: bali culture, Food, quality time
