Biku

I would give 4.5 stars if I could. The effort that they gave me for my birthday was greatly appreciated. So sweet! The atmosphere is old world Asian colonial. They even brought little chairs for our handbags! The service was great for the start. They brought our teas and the jam & cream for the scones and then we didn’t see the food for another 45 minutes, which was 15 minutes too long. The food was plentiful. Traditional was good, nothing outstanding but great value for under $20. It was a lovely group experience.

Such a gorgeous place to enjoy lunch & afternoon tea. The tea menu is wide with so many incredible choices. The afternoon tea is a delicious mix of sweet & savoury & so fresh. One of the reasons I always come to Biku on my visits to Bali as they use serve using Royal Doulton’s Old Country Roses. This was my dear friend Liz’s signature chinaware & coming to Biku always makes me think of her & how much she would have loved it there. The staff are that perfect blend of professional & friendly. The carrot cake is amazing & perfect to take away. The colonial architecture is another bonus.

Loved the atmosphere and services at this restaurant. The food presentation is very neat. The taste is really good. The live band (sing local song) is a plus points. Kudos to the band and the two female singers and to our server ULAN.This restaurant is famous with their carrot cake which is very delicious ( not too sweet). Restaurant souvenirs are available for sale. 2nd dinner: great food We ordered pasta pesto, marinaded balsamic chicken, mixed satay, cocktails and biku thai tea plus a dessert (strawberry with merengue). Kudos to our server ASIH. Note: the most important thing, the prices is affordable. And the serving amount is perfect not too small not too big. Perfect for a good meal.

We came for easy lunch, and find this place very homey. They have plenty board games you can play other than busy with gadgets or for the kids they even have a box full with toys, surprisingly. They serve high tea too, will try one day

Enjoyed a lovely family lunch here felt like dining in an empire, but I went for the burger instead, haha! The carrot cake was unbelievably delicious I think it might be their signature dessert!

Absolutely incredible Balinese/Indonesian food. The place is situated at the very end of a small alley, so it’s quiet and peaceful. Decor is wonderful, and this is an establishment with no live music so it’s quiet and peaceful. The food wasn’t the authentic Indonesian street food we expected, but extremely wholesome and hearty Balinese/Indonesian dishes cooked extremely well. We got the Nasi Campur and grilled fish - and the meats were well done, but what really blew me away were the vegetables on the side. Incredible fresh and crunchy, even when simmered in curry and stewed in sauce. Light on the palette but comforting on the stomach. The desserts come in a separate menu and they all sound super fantastic. We didn’t have the space for it, but will definitely be back to try. Especially the pavlova 🙏

best mango drink i’ve ever had. corn soup with sourdough bread and butter tastes so good. also for someone who doesn’t like avocado usually, i loved their corn cake with avocado salsa. staff were so friendly and very pretty interior. super high value for the money. highly recommend!!!!

6 nights in Bali and had 2 dinners here cause the 1st time wasn't enough to satisfy my friends. Satay lilit and carrot cake are recommended despite being very sinful. Had both at both dinners. Mie goreng and creamy corn soup are very flavourful. Good to try the turmeric latte as well.