Seminyak Restaurants

Seminyak is more upmarket with luxury accommodation and mostly fashionable high-end restaurants and bars to serve its residents. The atmosphere is more sophisticated and laid-back than Kuta, and the beach in particular is quieter during the day, although ...

... recht guten Restaurant. Die Strasse, in der es zu finden ist, ist voll von nobel eingerichteten Boutiquen und edel gestylten Restaurants. Doch unser Resti finden wir nicht. Auf Nachfragen erfahren wir dann, dass es einem anderen weichen musste. Ok, ok. ...

... is?" and getting vague answers before finally, a man from whom I'd just purchased two pillow covers emphatically told me there were NO restaurants on the street we had been traversing all morning. We finally, finally caught a cab, Bill griping at me, me ...

... to a bar or club and not be home by 10 pm. The restaurants are packed at 9.30 pm and some of the ritzy restaurants (the best ones in Seminyak will set you back about $22 for a main meal and $5 for a cocktail) have an international standard bar just oozing ...

... convenient for westerners. ATMs all over the place, McDonalds and KFC, a Circle K every block. Many little alleyways with shops, restaurants, and places to grab a lousy beer. Legian is similar, a little quiter, then Seminyak is quieter still. Lots of ...

... didn't want to walk out to the main street again.  Sara found a book at Dennis' villa the other night that listed restaurants who deliver, so we ordered in from a place called Bali Buddha.  Even though according to the menu we got a variety of ...

... 's little else we want to do here. Seminyak is almost as far from our "scene" as possible. The draw is fancy restaurants, trendy nightclubs and high-end shopping. Block after block after block looks exactly the same - tourist shops bleeding into designer ...

... bizarre because it has third-world style two-lane streets with open gutters, which are flanked by upscale shops and restaurants. I wouldn't say that the town is picturesque; however, there is definitely something very charming and likeable about it. On ...

... the islands expats and every other face you see is a westerner. It’s a very dynamic place home to dozens of restaurants and clubs and a wealth of creative shops and galleries. Outside each of the shops and restaurants there are little square or ...

... other hand.... Seminyak is quieter and more up-market than Kuta. It has all the uber stylish resorts and Trendy bars and restaurants, on par with London, Paris and Miami and can certainly give them a run for their money. Consider this: a night at ...

... , a good choice that Iloh picked out for me.  Seminyak, is a mix of junk stores next to designer stores, next to restaurants and beach villas, hotels, bars, gay bars, rock clubs, discoteques, jazz bars, you name it, most opening out onto the ...

... Cafe probably the best meal we have had so far! Today we left Ubud :( and made our way to Seminyak. Seminyak is known for it's amazing shops and restaurants. We came to spend the next 9 days surfing and hopefully getting a little bit better. Since the ...

... on foot and we're glad we picked this section to stay. Kuta is crazy – cheap shop upon cheap shop with restaurants and bars in between. The sidewalks are very narrow so you are constantly giving way to others and the streets are congested with ...

... in Seminyak which is the higher end city in comparison to Kuta where all the partying happens. Most of the shops and restaurants were more expensive in Seminyak. The beach was a 5-10 min walk from the villa. Though the beach near us was pretty dirty, we ...

... store and picked up 4 titles, including "The Help" and "The Debt." We swung by a new (to us) complex called Seminyak Square, housing restaurants and shops,and ate lunch. Bil had a grilled vegetable salad, and I had a green ...

... the hotel at about 1:30pm and our room wasn't ready yet so we walked to the beach and had lunch at one of the very nice restaurants called La Lucciola, which overlooked the water.  It was a bit pricey, which is why we went for lunch, but the food was ...

... – we are trying very hard though ). Seminyak is meant to be the posh part of Bali and it does have loads of class restaurants,  bars, shops and hotels and  it is also where all the models and rich people hang out -but it really lets itself ...

... !! On the opposite end of the island we found another beach called Jimbaran that was a little more populated with beach front restaurants. We walked the length of the beach combing for seashells as I usually did on our beach walks; keeping the pretty ones ...

... ; Inga (his classmate who joined us on this trip to Bali), we headed to the one of many samey, mediocre Western restaurants in Seminyak (this one was called Santa Fe), where the cheese ravioli was actually pretty spot-on but nothing else was. Afterwards, ...

... shopping expedition round all the cool little boutiques.  We didn't see much of the beach, but we did sample the seafood restaurants on the beach, which were great.  We also sought out street food and had a very tasty meal, sharing local dishes ...