About This Spot
Tucked away on a quiet lane in the heart of Ubud, Warung Gauri offers a welcoming embrace that feels both familiar and quietly special. This humble spot moves at an unhurried pace, inviting guests to linger over the simple pleasure of a meal crafted with care. The gentle hum of conversation mingles with glimpses of verdant rice fields just beyond the open windows, grounding visitors in a serene, local moment away from the busier streets.
The atmosphere here is one of relaxed warmth-a cozy corner where locals and curious travelers alike seem to find a shared sense of comfort. The staff’s friendly attentiveness adds to the experience, making the place feel less like a restaurant and more like a small community gathering. It’s the kind of space where you can watch the ebb and flow of the day while savoring the aromas drifting from the kitchen.
The menu at Warung Gauri mirrors the unpretentious, heartfelt vibe of the place. Each dish brings a touch of Indonesian tradition with a home-style feel, offering freshness and familiar flavors that encourage exploration without pressure. Whether you’re unwinding with a cooling dragon fruit smoothie or sharing a plate meant to be passed around, the food invites you to slow down and savor the moment-sometimes with a view of the lush green fields outside, adding an extra layer of calm to your dining experience.
Warung Gauri is a reminder of the quieter joys in Ubud-a little retreat where the rhythm of the place encourages you to breathe, taste, and connect. It’s a spot likely to stay with you not just because of what’s on the plate but because of how it made you feel in that simple, shared space.
What's Available
Outdoor seating Onsite services Takeout Dine-in Delivery Great cocktails Great coffee Great dessert Great tea selection Breakfast Lunch Dinner Solo dining Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom Wheelchair accessible seating Alcohol Beer Cocktails Coffee Hard liquor Healthy options Late-night food Quick bite Vegan options Vegetarian options Wine Brunch Dessert Seating Table service Bar onsite Restroom Casual Cozy Romantic Trendy College students Groups Tourists Accepts reservations Credit cards Debit cards NFC mobile payments Good for kids Parking Dogs allowed inside Dogs allowed outside
Guest Reviews
Food was delicious and the pan fried chicken gyoza was a stand out. The pork belly mie goreng was slightly tough but still nice. The fresh avocado menu selection was a nice touch. Good prices. The staff were kind
This is a great little local spot I heard about. I was very grateful to have found it because I felt like I was choking on all the commercialism that has afflicted Ubud. It's a tough to find gem tucked way down an alley amongst all the touristy shops and stores. They have very good prices, a wonderful staff, amazing presentation, and good food. I didn't particularly care for what I ordered, but I ordered the Marlon. The prices were so reasonable I just got the fancy expensive dish, but it was a little too chewy. Not bad, though. The more Indonesian dishes others were eating looked very good. Mark this place in maps, or ask your Grab driver because you'll probably get scooped up by the authorities long before you happen to stumble upon this doorstep. This is definitely the place to go if you are in Ubud and you want to eat great, but also want a break from 300k meals.
We’ve been here many times. Great value for Balinese food. I like Nasi champur and katsu curry. Foods are good and drinks as well. Friendly and nice staff. You can see rice fields view too. That’s nice that they finally open 2nd floor. No additional charge for paying by card
We ate here everyday along our stay in Ubud. The price is also reasonable and also good for our taste. The staffs are also friendly and attentive. We even miss this place and food while staying in other places of Bali. Such a hidden gem. 10/10
One of the waiters suggested the sweet-sour chicken, and I regretted it from the very first bite. Still waiting for the “sour” part-it was basically very fried chicken swimming in a thick, syrupy sweet sauce, and the pineapple chunks didn’t help. Honestly, I think any other option would have been way better, as everything I saw on other tables looked far better. On the upside, the portion was huge for the price, the staff were kind and all smiles, and the dadar gulung I had for dessert was fantastic. I’d definitely give them another try, but I’d recommend picking a different dish.
Randomly chose this place for lunch because we wanted to try something new. I ordered the chicken katsu, they have a nice variety of dishes on the menu. The staff were friendly, and Agi the dog was super cute and well-behaved! The vibe was calm and relaxing; when we arrived, it was quiet since we were the only guests at that time. The food was delicious, served in a big portion, and definitely worth the money! It looked as good as it tasted. Recommended for anyone looking for a nice spot to have breakfast or lunch, whether alone or with company.
A very beautiful and cozy place. While waiting at the small bar at the entrance, overlooking the rice fields, we had a fresh fruit juice and a beer, which were served with a small crunchy appetizer, slightly spicy (but not too much), and absolutely delicious. For dinner, we ordered steamed vegetable gyozas as a starter, which were very good, and for the main dishes a “Pork Belly Mie Goreng” and a “Tuna Rice Bowl” - both exquisite. The place itself is gorgeous, with a calm and relaxed atmosphere. The staff are very kind, always smiling, and make you feel right at home. Prices are also very reasonable. Without a doubt, I highly recommend it!
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