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55,000Rp) and a sophisticated piano bar with panoramic city views. You pay for it, with
the signature Cosmopolitan drink at 95,000Rp, but this is a world-class spot not to be
missed.
Beach House Restaurant $
(Jl Mulawarman Km19; mains from 20,000Rp; lunch & dinner)
These rattan tables by
the sea, set in a tropical park 6km past the airport, are a little slice of Bali. The diverse
menu offers great sandwiches, steaks, burgers, pasta and pizza alongside Eastern specialit-
ies. The plush waterfront cabanas go fast.
INTERNATIONAL
Bondy $
(Jl Ahmad Yani; mains 30,000-50,000Rp; 10.30am-10pm)
An expat oasis offering
steaks, homemade ice cream, and choose-your-own seafood on ice, with alfresco dining.
WESTERN
Kemala Beach & Resto $
(Jl Sudirman, Pantai Polda; mains from 25,000Rp; 10am-10pm)
Billowing white cur-
tains beckon you to this unique open-air pavilion at the end of Kemala Beach, where a
long line of food stalls covers the gamut of culinary options, and a large Balinese restaur-
ant surrounds a freshwater pond. Choose your own fresh seafood here (the crab is excel-
lent) and enjoy live music Saturday and Monday.
INDONESIAN
Zeus $
(Ruko Bandar; mains from 18,000Rp; 11am-3am)
An excellent Asian dim sum res-
taurant with plenty of outdoor seating. Upstairs is a cool new lounge (beer 45,000Rp) that
is easily missed: take the door to the right as you enter. A great place to hang out and talk
if there's no live music.
ASIAN
De Cafe $$
(Jl Sudirman; mains from 45,000Rp; 11am-2pm, 6-11pm; )
This cosy bakery-cafe
offering a wide assortment of irresistible desserts is a welcome anomaly. Comfy sofas and
wi-fi create a homey atmosphere, while the Asian fusion menu nods to Western tastes.
FUSION
