Sayuri Healing Food

Vegan restaurant · Ubud

Sayuri Healing Food

Vegan restaurant · Ubud

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Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.2, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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Plant-based restaurant with raw options, live music & workshops  

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Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.2, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia Get directions

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Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.2, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia Get directions

+62 822 4048 5154
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"An excellentaddition to the Ubud raw-food scene (there is one!), Sayuri creates tasty food that heals, energizes, and nurtures your body. Even those unconvinced ofthe powers of a raw-food diet find the food delicious. The menu isn't overly rigid, though;it includes smoothies and cold-pressed juices, breakfast-all-day dishes, and daily specials withveganversions of bibimbap, enchiladas, and lasagna. Sayuri also runs cooking classes and workshops for those who would like to learn tomake wholesome food and body products for themselves."

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@afar

"An excellentaddition to the Ubud raw-food scene (there is one!), Sayuri creates tasty food that heals, energizes, and nurtures your body. Even those unconvinced ofthe powers of a raw-food diet find the food delicious. The menu isn't overly rigid, though;it includes smoothies and cold-pressed juices, breakfast-all-day dishes, and daily specials withveganversions of bibimbap, enchiladas, and lasagna. Sayuri also runs cooking classes and workshops for those who would like to learn tomake wholesome food and body products for themselves."

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shreshtha jain

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This restaurant is always buzzing with a really cool vibe. The staff is genuinely nice and makes you feel welcome the moment you walk in. It's a big space with plenty of seating, so you never feel cramped. The food is incredible and the menu has tons of options - seriously something for everyone. I had their tacos, tea and vegan omelet and toast with curry spiced coconut butter and wow, everything was delicious. Really satisfying and comforting, exactly what I was craving. Highly recommend checking this place out. You won't be disappointed!

Mariel Wilk

Google
This space is beyond the food, it is the energy that you just feel is welcoming, wholesome, HOME. I went back multiple times. They have some kind of open event almost every night and was such a beautiful experience every day. I was even so welcomed to speak on stage one night with open hearts. We all even danced with the workers one night it was a blast. There is so much love energy being offered here, highly recommend, home away from home feel , thank you! Pictures food wise is the "life is a blessing cake that so many recommended, the ocean love soup WOW cells feel it so good, and the cocoa ceremony shot great texture <3! Check out all the space within it too, they have a cute upstairs area that is just divine as well ! Intending this finds whoever reading it well!

Anurag Nallavelli (Anu)

Google
Love the vibe of this place! I came here twice for coffee and breakfast. The Big Brekky was delicious and a generous portion that really filled me up. The staff were super accommodating—they happily customized my smoothie from frozen to fresh fruit and even adjusted the ingredients to my request. I also noticed they host lots of events throughout the week, all clearly displayed for convenience. Next time I’m back in Ubud, I’ll definitely spend more time here and join some of the events! It’s cool that you can do plant based chef training here!

Elisa Arroyo

Google
Sayuri Healing Food in Ubud is simply magical 💚. The food is 100% plant-based, fresh, and full of creativity. Every dish is not only delicious but also feels light and nourishing, designed to heal from the inside out. The atmosphere is cozy and peaceful, perfect to relax and enjoy. The staff is kind and always happy to explain the ingredients and health benefits 🌸. I highly recommend their raw desserts and cold-pressed juices 🥭🍓. They also offer conscious cooking classes, which are such a unique experience. Definitely one of the best places in Bali to eat healthy and with awareness 🌿✨.

Maia H

Google
Wow! Absolutely fantastic! A friend highly recommended this place and she was 100% onto it. Wonderful to be able to eat really healthy food that tastes so good. Very generous portions. Lovely space. We just happened to be there when they had some good musicians there to entertain diners. Really worthwhile.

Lydia Chu

Google
I tried the Laksa bowl here. It was good, but honestly not my favorite—maybe it’s just me. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the place has a really nice vibe. A lot of foreigners hang out with their laptops, so it feels like a relaxed café space. They also offer vegan baked goods, though I didn’t try them this time. Overall, nice ambience and great service.

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Everyone recommending this place, but it’s only because it’s populair. It’s like the other reviews say, chihuahua-carrying-Paris-Hilton-king of people in a fancy yoga pants here acting like they’re so Buddha conscious while talking crap about everyone they know. The atmosphere there for for me is less than a zero worthy. The food… first day I came I asked about the omelet confirming it’s not a “pancake” like sort of dish. The waitress was reinsure me it wasn’t. And she convinced me by showing me how it looks like ( there is apparently a page with pictures of the dishes. On the picture it was like a scrambled eggs-kind of an omelet. But when it arrived it was a dry pancake. Exactly what I DIDN’T want. On top of that it had strong tast a mix of falafel and curry. It was very small too. And I paid for it like 85k😳. Anyway I didn’t want to judge just after 1 visit, so I came back. But Unfortunately. I ordered the meal of the day which was Melanesian noodles soup. It was so heavy YET not nutrition AT ALL! I literally just finished the tempe and some mushies and left 80% of my bowl. I NEVER leave food. I’m extremely bloated with very heavy feeling in my stomach and offcourse I’m still craving to eat something. But I just can’t. The dish came also lukewarm. I won’t return. And advice to look out for those kind of “populair” kind of places. It’s basically a tourist trap. And a place to be for snobbish fake people. And offcrouse this kind of places are very overpriced. Very typical.

Maddy Palzer

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We had lunch at Sayuri, the atmosphere was really comfortable and relaxing, the food was perfectly made with fresh healthy ingredients, a perfect place to eat for everyone. The waitresses extremely friendly and accepted extra wished. It was all 10/10 and we will return soon :)