Blue Earth Village

Amazing bamboo structured place, the restaurant is like a tree house with a selection of floor seating and tables and chairs. The menu is extensive, with fantastic pizza's, vegan options and even a vegan hot dog! I ordered the vegan pizza with an extra vegan sausage and my friends had lovely pizzas as well (vegetarians check out the one with jam on it!!) overall really cool place, I came for the sunset dance which is every Saturday at 5.30 in the yoga studio and stayed for the food afterwards

After reading all these great reviews, we were a bit disappointed. We took a morning yoga class and it didn’t really feel suitable for all levels. I can only recommend it, if you are very fit. When we paid for the yoga class we got a 10% voucher for breakfast. As we ordered we wanted to use our two vouchers, but then were told we could only use one. Felt a bit like a scam. The location itself is nice and the food was good.

The location is stunning. It does get quite hot after 12pm sitting there. The pasta portion was way too small, I finished it after a few spoons. The pesto sauce was a bit watery. I would still come again and maybe try their pizza and curries instead

We were really excited to visit this place after hearing great things, but honestly, I left disappointed. Here’s why: 1. Blue cheese issue – I had already read in some reviews that there were problems with the blue cheese. Apparently, that hasn’t been resolved yet. When I ordered the jackfruit burger, they told me there was no blue cheese but didn’t mention any substitution. I had to ask for it myself and chose mozzarella. It would be very helpful if they simply added a note on the menu, so customers know upfront and avoid this back-and-forth. 2. Missing cheese – After choosing mozzarella, the food finally arrived about 15–20 minutes later. The burger came without any cheese at all. I called the waiter, who didn’t seem to believe me until I opened the burger and showed him. Then he called over a colleague (for some reason?) who asked me the same question again. I repeated that the mozzarella was missing. After another 5 minutes, the cheese was brought over separately. Eventually, I got to enjoy the burger — and it was good. But the service experience was frustrating and unnecessary. 3. Dessert – I was especially looking forward to trying the desserts. I love healthy and vegan baking, and was happy to find a place in Amed where I could enjoy that kind of food. I ordered the raspberry dessert, and was very disappointed. The presentation was beautiful — like something from a Michelin-starred restaurant — but it was absurdly tiny. Literally two bites. It felt ridiculous to be served something that small on such a large plate. Plus, it looked nothing like the photo in the menu. What I got was a tiny round ball that felt more like a sample than a dessert. Honestly, a real letdown. I was planning to come back tomorrow to try the beetroot dessert, but I won’t be returning. Overall, I give this place a 2.5 out of 5. The experience just didn’t live up to expectations.

We stayed at Blue Earth Village for 2 nights during our visit to Amed. We had a great experience staying over there and we absolutely loved it! The staff were really nice and kind people and the room was neat and clean (although could use some more lighting :p). Coming to the food, it was some of the best that we had during our visit to Bali! The Nasi Goreng was absolutely delicious and even the complimentary breakfast was also really tasty. We also had a couple of desserts during our stay, namely the vegan chocolate cake and the chocolate mousse, both of which tasted absolutely heavenly! Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a stay option in Amed!

The pizzas here are great. Didn’t stay here but the restaurant ambience and view are amazing. Great location, good vibes. The staffs were welcoming and warm

The sunset spot is actually overhyped, because the over grown fauna around the upper shed balcony actually obstructs most of the view. Also they should advertise outside clearly that reservations are necessary to get a table. Food is average, a bit overpriced. Service is good and staff is kind.

The atmosphere and setting is amazing. To be very honest.. the food (for vegetarian / vegan) doesn’t have taste. They can def up the game here. We had the vegan hotdog, which was a soft bread with not a hot dog sausage actually at all - it was a soft hummus / chickpea patty. Also tried vegan focaccia but this had even less taste & was not fluffy and voluminous 🫢