Paradiso Ubud

This is our second time at Paradisio and we absolutely love this as a chill night activity or when it’s raining in Ubud! Plenty of space in the cinema, the tickets are 75,000 IDR / $7.50 aud each and you get to redeem your ticket for $5 aud / 50,000 IDR on their food menu which is ALL VEGAN! I would suggest getting there a little earlier so you can look at the menu and order your food before the movie starts otherwise it’s so dark and a bit distracting for other people. The food itself is simple but good! A unique experience definitely recommend.

The cafe/restaurant is a hidden gem. All totally vegan. The quality is amazing and the portions are second to none. I will likely come here for breakfast everyday after discovering it. Might come watch some movies too. Additionally there’s a music shop and if you’re looking for vegan ice cream, you’re in luck.

A vegan haven in the heart of Ubud 🌱 With love-made dishes, this spot offers countless options to delight your palate. While their burger is satisfying, the hot dog is the true rockstar of the menu. Few know about the hidden second floor—a serene space with views of nearby temples, perfect for immersing yourself in the town's spiritual vibe and unwinding. Paradiso isn’t just about food; it’s also a cultural hub, hosting a variety of activities, from film screenings to dance workshops. A true temple of movement and creativity.

An artsy little venue known for movie screenings and live performances — I’d honestly love to return for a proper show someday. Unfortunately, nothing on the current lineup really caught my eye. The space itself has a cool, chic vibe and is conveniently walkable from our hotel. Worth checking out if you’re into the indie art scene, vegan bites, and don’t mind that it’s cash-only. It’s got charm — just make sure the event calendar excites you before you go.

One of my favourite places to relax in Ubud - it has such a beautiful and welcoming atmosphere. There's a great schedule of films and you can order food to watch with the film. The food is vegan, and I tried lots of things on the menu, and they were all nice. There's also a lovely seating area upstairs from the cafe that I'd recommend checking out.

Went for the extatic dance event, that turned out to be terrible experience. Uppon entering the room, at 6pm I found a place in the corner, sat down on the floor , and put my water bottle next to a wall of the stage. Next moment a guy moved up from behind me and told me to put my bottle away to another wall, in the manner of an order rather then a polite request. I decided to ignore him., he however repeated himself, his rudeness escalating to " I SAID, put your bottle to a different place!" My response was that I prefer to keep it by me, next to a wall where it's not on anybody's way. "Sweety, this is MY dance floor!" - oh wow what a trash of an encounter . Ok, such a vibe for the beginning of a what was supposed to be a positive experience, i was up and out of there before the dj even started playing, getting my 180k back at the door. Which I'd gladly save for the yoga barn extatic for next day ( never a bad vibe there). Avoid this place and the dance floor "owner" (the black guy there)! such rudeness deserves not a dime to be spent at this place. Edit after their response: I've described the experience i had at Paradiso Ubud. Sorry to hurt your feelings, but how do you expect your first time customers to be aware of the dinamics within your organization, who is the renter/owner etc? If YOU care to do the right thing, then take your responsibility as the owner of the space and keep yourself accountable for the experiences of people who come there.

We were pleasantly surprised by the menu with lots of vegan options. It was all very tasty too! Nice seating on the second floor. Good pricing.

This place is absolutely brilliant. Watch a movie with subtitles on while you’re served some of the best vegan food I have eaten in Bali. The popcorn is delicious and the vibe is fantastic. I went every time there was something on I fancied. A great place to hide from a rainy Ubud day if needed.