AVOID AVOID AVOID. Halfway through lunch my friend noticed a cockroach cooked into her fried rice so I looked at a spoonful of my soup only to find that there were maggots in it. Another friend looked down into her plate and found a bug as well. It was then that we stopped looking because knowing more about the quantity of bugs in the food we had just eaten was only going to make us more nauseous! The view and the service, which are quite nice, do not in any way make up for insect infested food. Avoid this place if at all possible.

The restaurant is located in the middle of a forest bamboo. The road to get here was smooth as it was a sunny day. If you drive a car, be extra careful because the road is only for 1 car. It has a separate area for parking. As you walk into the bamboo forest, u will smell a very clean air and feel a positive atmoshphete surround it. The restaurant is purely made by bamboo betung and very rustic and save. Take a moment to sit in the veranda, if you are lucky, you will hear the monkeys. The place is really quiet and the nature around is very well preserved. For food, they provide local food buffet and ala carte. We tried the apple pie, it was perfect. Surprisingly, their robusta bali coffee was also taste good. I can see the restaurant is prepared for proper lunch or early dinner manner with an excellent nature beauty in the bamboo forest. However, the price to eat in there is quite expensive. You must prepare yourself. Foe me, this is a place for a quick stop afternoon tea time but can be done once in a while.

Over priced: 36 euros for 2 juices and food for 2 persons is simply too much. Seems like many reviews are from local guides.. The ambiente is nice and the food is ok, but not that exceptional. In the end it is totally overpriced.

You will need a driver prepared to go to the end of the road - off Google Maps - and then some. It exists! Trust the occasional wooden sign and keep going. Then you'll need to walk a hundred metres and there she is! Vegetation surrounding the place is wonderful. And while we ate the sound of percussion wafted up from way below in the thicket ... a lone musician playing for the diners ... oddly wonderful. We called to him and he came out from the shelter into view ... we waved to each other and that was that! Turns out the place is owned by WHM and they have large tourist/travel interests in the region ... and this little place (which must surely run at a loss)

This place nestled in a forest with little sinage and a one way tiny road that is muddy and no sight of civilization has the most amazing tasting food. We came right before closing time. We were not rushed and the staff treated us like we were the first patrons there at opening time. The service was tantalizing. Don't be worried - trust the journey to this great feast.

What a great place, in the middle of the forest. I was glad I was not driving myself, the road to this gem is small and lots of corners. The restaurant is beautifully made of bamboo, the food was very good and the service excellent! I recommend!

A gorgeous warung serving traditional food prepared in clayware, in a tranquil setting above a river. We visited in the dry and the mosquitos weren't too bad at all, but the staff subtly stoked the cooking fires up so that the smoke rose up through the rafters and there were no more mosquitos! It backs onto the jungle on Gunung Batukaru. The food was soo delicious 💕 cooked too perfection and incredible flavours. Highly recommend.

We were surprised to find very delicious food and great service in such a remote location. Fish soup and Marline steak were exceptional! If you are travelling to Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, take a brake at this friendly place.