The Global Village Foundation Kafe

I read all the great reviews but was little disappointed after my visit. I was really looking forward to it after reading the great reviews online. My wife‘s Ayam Betutu was amazing (5 Stars no doubt), however my Cajun Chicken Burger was not so much. My dish had too much salt, and as an active person I don’t mind extra salt, this was simply too much even for my salt loving palette. Maybe they confused adding Cajun spices with salt? Not sure, I ate it anyway. Service and atmosphere was brilliant; very welcoming; it was a new experience for me to order from folks who cannot hear fully and make it happen nonetheless. I was very impressed by the staff doing their best to serve us and simultaneously trying to make an honest living. Wow! If we all come a little towards each other’s way, we can have a truly happy life all together despite our little differences. The concept is brilliant and I will come back despite my salt overload. Love the idea and concept and think we should have it everywhere.

Restaurant is running for a great initiative. Hats off for that. Food and service are of really good quality too. The people serving have different disabilities and so be kind to them. Happy to support them by visiting here.

Exceptional flavours!! The appetizers, both pakora and tofu stuffed with rice noodle, were unlike anything I have had in past and really delicious. Can also vouch for the gado gado and beef rendang which had a tasty green bean and sprout side. Even the tempeh was great (and I am not normally a fan). Servers were wonderful, and the place was pleasant for lingering.

A must-visit in Lovina! This restaurant is truly special — not only because of its amazing initiative to support people with disabilities and those living in poverty in Bali, but also because the food is genuinely delicious. The staff are super friendly, and the atmosphere is quiet and cozy. There’s no A/C, but plenty of fans to keep you comfortable even on hot days. So, do yourself a favor and visit this place when you’re in Lovina. You won’t regret it — and you’ll feel great knowing your meal helps make a difference.

What an amazing experience at this restaurant! The highlight was definitely the incredible variety of cuisines available – something for every taste and preference. They offer authentic local Indonesian dishes bursting with flavors, spicy Thai options, rich Indian curries, and classic Italian pasta and pizzas. Everything we tried was delicious, fresh, and perfectly prepared. Highly recommend it if you're looking for a diverse and satisfying meal! 🥘

Best restaurant in Bali north! The food is amazing, the service is exceptional and the atmosphere cozy and warm. I love that deaf people getting the chance to work here and can spread their kindness and love. And all this for a really good price, with 2 dishes and 2 drinks I pay around 200-300 rp. And the best: You are support disadvantaged people and children trough your money (and donation if you want so). Thank you for this special place 🙏♥️

This cafe was an experience like no other! I tried the Cajun Chicken Burger and Panang Thai Chicken Curry, and it was exceptional. Very very delicious. The other food was amazing too. It feels very nice and kind to be eating such good food while supporting an amazing cause. The waiters/waitresses are extremely nice and help you with whatever you need! On the back of the menu, they had a sign language chart, along with some common phrases in sign language. This really helped to communicate with the hearing impaired waiters/waitresses. Overall, an amazing experience, and I highly highly 100% recommend it if you are ever in Lovina!

This is a Not for profit restaurant in North Bali, they help with training and employment for people with disabilities , they have a lot of options in their menu with a variety of indian food as well. The food is very tasty but the best part about this place is the people, they are extremely nice, kind and happy which immediately makes you feel welcomed. I would highly recommend this place in north bali.