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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Sayuri in Ubud serves vibrant, healing raw and cooked plant-based dishes with a lively vibe, live music, and creative vegan delights.  

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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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Madeline Rose

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We went here nearly everyday when we stayed in Ubud, the menu is great for vegans and those on a raw vegan diet. They have SO MANY amazing desserts. It’s a must visit.

María Magdaleno

Google
I’ve been coming to Sayuri Healing Food for three days in a row now — and tomorrow will be the fourth. That probably says it all. The atmosphere, the energy, the food, the service… everything here is just on another level. It’s honestly one of the best places I’ve been to in Bali. There’s a beautiful, grounded vibe that makes you want to stay for hours. Right now I’m sitting here enjoying a live acoustic Indian music concert — and it just feels magical. And the food… I’m absolutely in love. Creative, nourishing, full of flavor and made with such care. You can truly feel it. If you’re in Ubud, this is not just a café — it’s an experience.

ozlem duyan

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Sayuri is my comfort zone, I love being there. Food is excellent, the atmosphere feels like home, and the staff are so kind, so helpful with everything. And I want to especially thank Manık for her lovely spirit and heart. When I see her smiley face, I feel I'm home. I'm so grateful for her hospitality 🙏🏻 The one thing I'm sad about to cannot catch Jeremy's kirtan, hope next time I'll be lucky 🤞🏻

Ibris M

Google
The coolest cafe in Ubud 😎 It is vegan, fun, and runs different activities, and shows. Great atmosphere and aesthetic, the restaurant also offers amazing chef trainings.

Melina

Google
Nice atmosphere, live music, events & endless opportunities to socialize. The raw lasagna is a dream! The breakfast burrito super delicious as well. The Gravlax sandwich a bit too fatty for my taste. All in all 10/10 experience 🙏🏼

Harshvardhan Sekhsaria

Google
Huge place and promoting the healing , yogi , inner peace vibe with healthy eating. The food was really good and well made , had the burger which was so well made. However the only thing which i found weird was they charge extra for credit card payment, which for such a big restaurant and place shouldn’t be the case. However despite that the food was superb

Nick

Google
Wow, what a “healing” experience this place offers—if by healing you mean curing you of any illusion that you’ll get value for your money. I ordered sushi and received a majestic thimbleful of soy sauce, so tiny it barely covered my first piece. Silly me, I assumed asking for a refill would be standard courtesy. But apparently, extra sauce here is a priceless commodity, warranting an additional charge. How dare I desire more than a drop of flavor? Clearly, this is a temple of minimalism, where scarcity is considered a virtue—except, of course, when it comes to ringing up your bill. The real magic must be in how they make customers feel both swindled and amused at the same time. You want abundance? You’ll find it only in their inflated prices, not on your plate. You want healthy? The only thing getting healthier is their bottom line. If you’re eager to pay extra for every little thing, by all means, indulge. Otherwise, save your wallet (and your sanity) for a place that understands real hospitality.

Michael Holzner

Google
So here’s the story: today is my birthday, and I’m celebrating about 20km outside of Ubud, tucked away in a jungle villa. The two photos attached are of my absolute favorite dishes from Sayuri — the pumpkin tart and the breakfast burrito. I’ve been vegan for almost 10 years and can be very picky when it comes to food, but these two are truly next level. So what did we do? The night before my birthday, we made the trip all the way into town just so I could have a pre-birthday slice of that glorious pumpkin tart — and bring back breakfast burritos for the next morning. Because let’s be honest… what better way to start a birthday in the jungle than with a 10/10 burrito? P.S. Just to be clear — this is by far the longest Google review I’ve ever written in my life. Take that as a sign of how delicious it was.