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es wird sich mehr Mühe gegeben ein gutes Restaurant zu finden als einen guten Wein, könnte man denken. Werten will ich das jetzt nicht, das passt schon. Hier ist die Top 10: Continue reading
Tag Archives: Bali
Balinese Oddities
Dieeee Lobster ! :P
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More Impressions from Bali
Crowd worshipping the sun at Ku De Ta, Seminyaks hotspot lounge at the beach
Dawn over a rice field – time to go to the market Continue reading
Restaurant Cire at Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali
Admittedly, I haven’t been to many fine dining restaurants in Asia and thus my experience there is quite limited.
But within the few places I’ve been it happened more than once that I got a mitigated opinion about the way degustation menus are being composed. Precisely, it appeared to me that effort is focussed on putting as many fancy ingredients together as possible – Foie Gras, precious hams, truffles or others – as if the only goal was to have a certain kind of glamour that diners might expect when they go to such a restaurant. Continue reading
Sip Wine Bar in Seminyak, Bali
Bali is an island with a gastronomic variety I wouldn’t have imagined beforehand. Not only can you get exotic Balinese specialties or excellent seafood, but you can also find a good amount of Western restaurants.
One of them is a French restaurant in Seminyak serving excellent brasserie foods and French classics, even by French Standards. Continue reading
Babi Guling at Ibu Oka in Ubud, Bali
the Balinese national dish Babi Guling is a spiced roast suckling pig usually served as a portion of carved off meat with a bit of crispy pig skin on rice.
You can find many stalls and restaurants on the island serving Babi Guling, but we decided to take the drive to one well known but also quite touristy restaurant in Ubud to get a taste of this specialty. Continue reading