100+ Vegetarian Indian Restaurants in Bali — The Ultimate Guide by Area, Budget & Family Rating
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Bali is every Indian family’s dream getaway — breathtaking beaches, lush rice terraces, and vibrant culture. But for many vegetarian travelers (especially with kids), the food can feel like a challenge. Balinese cuisine is rich in seafood, meat, and hidden non-veg ingredients like shrimp paste.
The good news? Bali is home to a thriving Indian food scene, with over 100 vegetarian and vegetarian-friendly Indian restaurants spread across Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, and Kuta.
We’ve curated this ultimate list for you — with kid-friendly options, authentic taste, and restaurants across all budgets and family certified rating. Whether you’re craving comforting idlis, creamy paneer, or a spicy thali, this guide will ensure you never feel out of place on your Bali trip.
Save this blog and share it with fellow travelers — because nothing feels more like home than a warm bowl of dal on a beach holiday.
Why trust this list of vegetarian Indian restaurants in Bali?
- Curated by a traveling mom
- Tried & tested with kids
- Includes restuarants serving authentic Indian vegetarian dishes across Bali
- Dowloadable excel sheet for easy filtering and navigation
A glimpse of what you will get in the list:
📍 Restaurants by Area - top 20 in each location
1. Ubud
Top 3 Restaurants
- The Shala Bali (INR 1500 for 2, 4.8 rating, famous for Raw Vegan Tacos, Zucchini Noodles)
- Pesona Lounge Ubud (INR 1100 for 2, 4.8 rating, famous for Masala Dosa, Vegetable Curry, Samosa)
- Bollywood India Cuisine (INR 1250 for 2, 4.8 rating, famous for Paneer Butter Masala, Dal Makhani, Garlic Naan)
Similar list for the following locations
2. Seminyak
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Tips for Vegetarians in Bali
✅ Learn to say “Saya vegetarian” (I’m vegetarian) and “Tanpa ikan/ayam” (without fish/chicken) — to clarify even in local joints
✅ Check the ingredients: Many veg-looking Balinese dishes use fish sauce or shrimp paste — always double-check
✅ Indian restaurants are your best bet: From budget-friendly eateries to premium fine-dine, Indian restaurants dominate Bali’s veg scene.
✅ Snacks for kids: Carry some dry snacks from home in case your child refuses jasmine rice or local food
✅ Carry cash: Smaller restaurants & vendors often don’t accept cards
✅ Be patient: Service in Bali can feel slower than what you’re used to — but the food is worth it!
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Save this guide before your trip — and share it with fellow travellers. Comment below with your favorite Indian meal in Bali! or if you need any more details around the retaurants listed.