Awesome malaysian/singaporean food, best was the char kway teow, next was the chicken rice. Crispy pork belly a bit too fatty for my taste. Charsiew was good. Chicken waffle was fantastic too. Roti canai not as crispy as we had hoped, accompanying curry had generous chunks of fork tender chicken. Drinks were fantastic - mango shake was thick and heavenly, milo shiokzilla was really shiok and sinful. Teh tarik well pulled, tends towards sweet, ask for less sweet if you don't like sweet. Rose tea was warm and soothing, served in chic insulated tea cup. Great ambience, small space but well decorated, tables were clean, we played some card games while waiting for food and after finishing our meal. Place is in the small alley from main road, have to walk in a bit. Owners are Indonesian and Malaysian, friendly and came to chat with us about our meal. Will suggest to expand menu and include some south east asian desserts like chendol, ice kachang, ice jelly, grass jelly, or Chinese desserts like almond paste, sesame paste. We would have ordered these if they were on the menu.

#1000 - Yiiiha! Just had the most amazing dinner at Atlas. FOOD: Go for the Roti Canai Original - it tastes absolutely delicious. ATMOSPHERE: Also really cool interior and a relaxed atmosphere. SERVICE: Very cute! 🥰

Atlas offers you good taste Malaysian delicacies. I had the recommended prawn noodle and it is super delicious. Crunchy fried prawn, thick broth, and thin noodle combined perfectly in a bowl. Their teh tarik also tasted good, I recommend to ask for less sweet. The service and staff are pleasant. The place isn’t spacious, but might serve up to 28 persons. Atlas has coffee as well. The price is quite expensive IDR 350k/2 pax. The parking lot located on the opposite of Baby Revs

Update from previous rating. I've been here few times. Personally I enjoy my time here at Atlas. Warm welcome and attentive service from their team is a thumbs up! Good and comforting food is another thumbs up. Still don't get the nyonya prawn noodle until now. It must be their other best selling items. It means another time to visit. Since their place is not too BIG, it's best to do a reservation and book in advance to get their menu ready for you. Parking is easy, they have big parking space next to "Mirror" in Petitenget. You need to walk a bit but it's good after you eat at Atlas :) 5 star experience for Atlas. Their coffee is good! I might highlight their char-kwey-teow. Will definitely come back with friends. They are pet friendly restaurant, max. Medium-size breed (dog who couldn't pull Atlas table) and dogs with good manner.

The food was amazing. It was prepared carefully, uses the best home made spice mixes and condiments and just quality meat, and more importantly the flavours were rich and yet nuanced. Great place to get quality peranakan cuisine.

Chanced upon Atlas Kitchen & Coffee and decided to grab a drink in the sunny afternoon. Surprised to see this eatery serves Malaysian food and drinks, which is very familiar to me as a tourist from Singapore. Atmosphere of the cafe was great, love the interior design and great service from the staff. It's a pity I only had a drink but I'm sure the food will be as good as it's drinks, especially it's coffee Martini which looks good on their menu.

Came here with my family of 8 and we ordered hainanese chicken rice, char siew rice, cracking pork belly rice, chicken waffle, char kuay teow, and egg roti canai to share. Everything was a hit. I also had kopi c kosong ais, but it tastes much more like an iced cafe latte than kopi c kosong ais. Not complaining though. Teh tarik was really tarik, and milo shiokzilla was very thick and shiok. Place is opened by an Indonesian Chinese who was in Singapore for a few years, and a Malaysian chef. Definitely legit food.

A bit hidden due to the location. If you're driving bike/car here, parking is available across Rayjin then walk to the resto. Food were tasty. One of the best Char Kway Tiew. Will come back to try the noodles!

Really is a hidden gem. Tucked away down a side street, this place is Devine. Heaven on a plate!! I got the crispy pork belly rice plate and it was delicious. The decor is super cool also. Will definitely be coming back to try the char siu and chicken rice!

Great atmosphere with authentic food. Prawn noodle was to die for. The broth was thick with prawn umami. The char kway teow had just the right amount of sweetness.

Dropped in for a late lunch after arriving at our accommodation nearby and the flavours blew us away. Everything from the cauliflower, pork belly rice and the shrimp soup, to the coffee were excellent. The service was also very friendly and explained the menu and dishes well. Truly a hidden gem 😉

Probably the best Prawn Noodles (119k rupiah) I’ve ever tasted (even compared to the ones in Penang). I always come back every single time without fail when I visit Bali. Their Honey Butter Fried Chicken (59k) is really good too. Don’t miss their Crispy Pork Belly too! Pricing-wise, they are a bit pricey, but for me, it’s just worth every penny.

Really lovely find in Bali for Malaysian and Singaporean cuisine. The teh tarik is better than what I have in Singapore for sure. Roti canai is great too!

Heard from a friend that they put butter in the coffee so I was interested, because who doesn't like butter? 😁 This part of Jalan Petitenget already have a few good dining options and this place serving Malaysian food is definitely on the list. It's located in one of the small alleys, so it's not very visible from the main street. It's a small space with a smart seating arrangements to maximize the space. Indoor and outdoor seating available, with vibrant details in the interior. Starters: We tried the kaya toast which exceeded my expectations. I particularly like the bread and the homemade kaya jam. I ended up ordering a jar which is available by preorder in D-2 for IDR69k. Mains: The hainanese chicken rice comes with a flavorful soup and tender chicken. Serving size is just right. Sides: Honey butter chicken also came fresh and flavorful, sweet and savory. Drinks: Ordered the Milo Shiokzilla out of curiosity and it delivered the shiok when they added ice cream in the Milo. Loved it! And yes we tried the butter coffee and it was nice and extra creamy. Plus points: - service was great through out (thank you!) - food (including the kaya toast) is made fresh daily and by order - nice and cozy interior for afternoon coffee or meal - they have a membership program which allows you to earn cashback, discounts, and free tea/coffee Things to consider: - space is limited, so when it's busy, it's busy. Better secure your space by reservation (not sure if they accommodate, tho) - if you come late for dinner, some menu may not be available

Was a little bit disappointed when I looked at the menu. It was very basic menus. But when the food came, it was great!!! The prawn noodle is so good!!! The char kew tiauw also very nice! My kids loves the hainan rice. The pork rice was so so. The chicken waffles, is ok, quite unique with asian taste. Recommending this place👍🏻👍🏻

I was recommended the Hainan Chicken Rice and made a trip to Seminyak for it. Arlas is a romantic little room tucked away in a quiet alley among the gaudy main road. Service was friendly and the food came out fast, possibly because I was the only customer after 7p. Regarding the HCR (refer to photo), it’s a child’s portion. I’d suggest management to increase the price to and serve an adult portion. Or just increase the portion because chicken in general is not expensive in Bali. I’d also do away with the fancy plating and offer the traditional thick soy and ginger along with the sambal. It’s very lacking in flavor without it. The rice isn’t as fragrant as it could be and seems to lack chicken fat of a really good version. As for its claim “the juiciest chicken in Bali” per the menu, I think the photo speaks for itself — not exactly plump chicken meat. A lot of style with decent flavors that’s fairly authentic but strange management decisions prevents notions of a repeat visit to try other dishes for fear of pithy portions.

Atlas Kitchen & Coffee is a trendy and stylish cafe located in Seminyak, Bali. I had the chance to visit this charming cafe and experience its delicious food, excellent coffee, and cozy atmosphere. The stunning interior design of Atlas Kitchen & Coffee caught my attention right away. An welcoming environment is created in the cafe by the combination of industrial and vintage design. I felt perfectly at home thanks to the plush furniture, abundant vegetation, and natural light streaming in through the big windows. But more than simply the decor distinguishes Atlas Kitchen & Coffee from the competition. Both the cuisine and coffee selections at the cafe are great. The menu offers a variety of traditional and modern cuisine, including hearty breakfast options, scrumptious lunch alternatives, and delectable desserts. Also not to be missed is the coffee at Atlas Kitchen & Coffee. To create its distinctive coffee mixes, the cafe uses high-quality coffee beans that are locally roasted in Bali. Each cup of coffee made by their baristas is a work of beauty thanks to their talent for crafting latte art. My appreciation for Atlas Kitchen & Coffee also extends to their dedication to sustainability. The cafe buys its ingredients as locally and organically as it can, utilizes reusable straws, and employs eco-friendly packaging. In conclusion, I heartily endorse Atlas Kitchen & Coffee to anyone seeking a sumptuous lunch or a comfortable place to unwind and sip coffee in Bali. It is a must-visit location for foodies and coffee enthusiasts because to its stunning design, fantastic cuisine and coffee, and dedication to sustainability.

I tried kopi butter & karipap. Kopi butter has a unique taste they use salted butter (u can taste sweet, bitter & salt in this coffee) a great combination. As for karipap, the puff pastry so soft. Should add a little more curry potato. But overall great ! Will visit again 👌

Best food in Seminyak, Clean, All staffs are kind and thoughtful. Had a great food& memories before leaving Bali. Definately I will visit this place again if I come to Bali. Restroom is in this place and clean. 5 stars!! Mango magic was great as well

This a hidden gem. All the dishes we order are deliciously satisfying. Prawn Noodle 5/5 thick broth, fresh, and good noodle, the taste is exceptional. Char Kway Teow 5/5 smokey, well made. Love it. The last but not the least Roti Canai Original (include chicken curry) 5/5 are must try. The roti is well made and the curry is bold and perfectly match. The service and people there is very kind and attentive. Explained the menu very well. I recommended this hidden gem as elevated Asian Cuisine must visit.

It’s truly an hidden gem and totally worth the trip. In a quiet street, far from the noise of the Petitenget, it's a perfect spot for an intimate and cozy meal. There's even a couple of tables outside if you prefere some outside air. I came for dinner a couple of times and I was blown away. The staff is attentive, welcoming, and professional. They take the time to explain the menu and are happy to answer any questions you might have. Food is so delicious! Every dish is seasoned and cooked to perfection. We tried different plates and they were all amazing. Same for cocktails! It’s a must-visit restaurant for anyone who loves good food served with care in a relaxing atmosphere. You won't regret it

AMAZING Malaysian cuisine! The Char Kway Teow and pork belly are absolutely delicious. The prawn noodle soup base is so rich and yummy! Staff are nice and seating is comfortable too. Would definitely recommend this place!

Koreans are knowledgeable about this restaurant. I believe that more than 80% of visitors are Korean. Despite the fact that they had only recently opened, the shrimp noodles were already sold out when I arrived. I chose the pork belly with leak and roti. The taste of food is not that much impressive. However, the service is really amazing.

Cute little place in a small alley at Seminyak. Serves typical malaysian comfort food, such as kaya toast,hainanese chicken rice, barley drink, etc Limited indoor dining area and small outside seating. Food was okay. Much room for improvements especially the bbq pork Loved the ambience. typical bali's small eateries.

Really love this place...the resto is not too big and sit in the narrow alley..but all the things in here were just perfect👌👌 we ordered meat platter, hainan rice and prawn noodle... the prawn noodle and crispy pork are soooo good...👍👍 def will come back again👌👌👌

Love the ambiance & food selections. Simply miss Singapore and this place is like a great place to enjoy the good Sg foods. The friendly staffs also wonderful, helping giving recommendations and very alert.

Great restaurant hidden right off the main street down an alley. Tasty Malaysian food, super friendly and attentive service, and classy hip modern vibe with music just at the right volume. I got the Three Musketeers so I could sample the popular crispy pork belly and my favorite Malaysian chicken dish. The Hainan chicken was very tender and came with ginger (dry though I prefer oily) and sambal. The crispy pork belly was really tasty and the texture was perfect - crispy skin that was light and not hard and tender meat that wasn’t dry or chewy. The char siew was good too. The soy sauce that accompanies it was dark, rich and a little sweet, different than the usual. My server Zelga was very sweet and friendly with a beautiful smile, and always attentive. She was new but did an excellent job and made me feel welcome and taken care of. I recommend this place!