Sayuri Healing Food

One of my favourite places to eat and hang in Ubud. The staff are lovely, the vegan menu is epic (interesting, creative, full of flavour and the portions are huge although I'd love it if some of the dishes were available in a smaller size) and the vibes are excellent any time of day. The nightly music events are consistently great. Please go here, enjoy, and I guarantee you'll tell your friends.

Sayuri is a raw and healthy eating food heaven in Ubud. During my 5 day stay, I at here 4 times as every single meal was absolutely delicious. Most of their meals and desserts are gluten free as well! I tried the gluten free version of the Ruben sandwich, the vegan mac and cheese (Wednesday special), the Banana flower “fish tacos” (Thursday special) and the Norwegian style smoked papaya, as well as a number of desserts. Everything was delicious! It is always busy, but the atmosphere is very warm and welcoming - lots of people working or socialising and making new friends. The service was a bit slow at times but considering how busy it was it wasn’t too bad! I will be returning to try more items from their menu next time I am in Ubud!

Although I love vegan food, a lot of the food here wasn’t tasteful at all. Lot of lettuce in huge leaves without any sense. On the other hand, the juices, coffee and cakes were great. Atmosphere is really great and calm so you can have few hours drink and chill with no rush at all. You can sit or lay down, it is up to you.

We were drawn to this restaurant because my Shiba Inu had the same name – a lovely coincidence that immediately caught our attention. Sayuri Healing Food is easy to spot from the outside and welcomes you with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Upon entering, the tradition of leaving your shoes at the entrance creates a unique and memorable touch. The first impression is of a lively, popular spot blending modern design with traditional Balinese charm – a typical "hip" restaurant, yet cozy and inviting. The experience goes beyond dining: there are language, cooking, and dance classes, live music, and even a small shop to explore. An elevated platform allows for comfortable seating in a traditional style. One detail worth mentioning is the spotless and well-maintained restrooms, a small but significant feature that adds to the overall positive experience. The menu is impressive, offering fresh, healthy, and creative dishes. Everything we tried was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The juices, in particular, were outstanding. However, the pricing leans towards the higher side, which reflects the restaurant’s clear focus on a Western audience. Conclusion: Sayuri Healing Food is a cozy place, perfect for long conversations, relaxed gatherings, or working on your laptop. That said, I personally find it a bit disappointing when local authenticity is overshadowed by a more tourist-oriented concept. Nevertheless, for those who appreciate modern comfort with a touch of Balinese flair, this spot is highly recommended.

Sauyri is the place that I was keen to live there. The food is vegan, healthy and delicious. The atmosphere is very cozy. I felt super comfortable, there are lower tables for those who like to sit on the floor like me. The music is super pleasant and good. The place is decorated with plants everywhere, there is a guitar for those who feel like playing. The people who serve us are super nice, smiling and lovely. It is an environment that welcomes those who want to spend some chill time, reading, writing, working or enjoying the vibe and the movement of people from all over the world who pass by. It doesn't end there, there are Kirtan circles and live music. All of those experienced with pure and powerful energy and happy. I really felt in love with the space and with the possibility of feeling very well in many ways, having fun, making friends, dancing, singing, expressing myself in a healthy way, without alcohol. I strongly recommend it to experience this vibe!

very popular raw vegan spot. “eat pray love” vibes with world-ish music nightly. was completely packed when i was there at 6pm on saturday, mostly tourists. staff and service were great, very friendly. they have cozy seating and people seem to chill here for long hours during/after their meals. i got the vegan omelette and nacho with dip for 118k. although i prefer my food hot, the dishes are pretty good for raw.

A wonderful place with great food. Yesterday, I attended an African night, had dinner, and before leaving, I wanted to order something sweet to take home. Right in front of me, they turned off the lights on the display cases, and the girl from the picture rudely told the three of us waiting in line that the display was closed. It was 22:28, and she left her customers disappointed. Despite the boy in front of me and I politely asking, she refused to serve us. The most insulting part was that she still served a girl who had taken a jar from the self-service fridge. This completely ruined my experience at the restaurant, and I will share my feedback everywhere possible so that these girls learn that customers should always be a priority and that they are the ones who truly evaluate their work. I did not expect such rude behavior at a place like this. They even mocked me when I said their attitude was inappropriate and still thanked them despite everything. I’m not sure if I would return because of this experience.

Definitely a place to visit in Ubud if you love vegan food. I ordered the Kitchri, which was very filling and it was a massive portion. I ended it with a choc brownie. The range of desserts was very appealing - loved it!! You have to remove your shoes before entering this place, which I think is wonderful. They had kirtan at the back, which sounded really lively and fun.