Our final foodie stop in Bali was Betelnut Cafe, another popular Canggu hangout. It serves healthy but attractive and pretty delicious meals.
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| Spot our new furry friend on the left! |
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I holidayed in Bali over the weekend. It was as idyllic as it sounds - I attended a friend's beautiful wedding on Saturday and the rest of the time was spent on the beach, in the spa and of course working our way through the wonderful restaurants & cafes Bali has to offer.
Monsieur Spoon stands out as probably the best brunch we had during our time there. It's run by two Parisian cousins, and you can tell: the dishes on offer are simple but made with such skill and finesse.
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| Yes, that was for 2 people - don't judge! |
Last Sunday I decided to go for breakfast at The Grumpy Cyclist in TTDI.
The first question I'm sure you are going to ask is - does it live up to its name? Well, partly. The cafe is certainly cycling-themed (bicycles and all sorts of biking gear line the walls) but the mood certainly is as far from grumpy as can be - friendly baristas and upbeat music make the whole experience very welcoming.
My dad went for the Gran Fondo, which is basically a big breakfast, whereas I chose the Crespella (chocolate chip pancakes with cream, strawberries and honey).
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| Spot the signed jersey! |
September 2016 Update
As a fan of both lobster and laksa, I knew I had to rush over to Pince & Pints when I heard that they were rolling out the unique lobster laksa in conjunction with national day.
As a fan of both lobster and laksa, I knew I had to rush over to Pince & Pints when I heard that they were rolling out the unique lobster laksa in conjunction with national day.
Mei by Fat Spoon, run by the same people behind the very popular Fat Spoon in Damansara Uptown, is essentially a fusion-y Japanese Restaurant in Desa Sri Hartamas. I've been there for lunch on a couple of occasions and this is what I had:
Hokkaido Scallop & Lychee Carpaccio
Hannah and I decided to try out Smack Deli, which serves a variety of lobster rolls and accompaniments. It is just round the corner of Bond Street, so it makes a perfect pit stop during a day of shopping.
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