Dining at Amankila

Amankila's royal dining pavilion reflected in still water at dusk, Karangasem, Bali.
Karangasem Royal Dinner - Ujung Water Palace
Royal dinner setup at Amankila, Karangasem, with candlelit table beneath arched pavilion overlooking gardens.
Karangasem Royal Dinner
Wooden pavilion at Tamansari breakfast venue overlooking verdant valley and distant mountains at Amankila, Bali.
Breakfast on Tamansari Hill
Beachside picnic setup at Amankila with umbrella and seating overlooking calm waters in Bali.
Amankila Beach Picnic
Rijsttafel dinner setup by the pool at Amankila, overlooking Manggis and Bali's coastline.
Amankila Rijsttafel Dinner
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Serving exquisite Indonesian and international cuisines with produce sourced from the resort’s own organic farm and garden, Amankila’s hillside, poolside and seaside dining venues all claim mesmerising views of the Lombok Strait. Celebrating the conviviality and warmth of traditional family dining with a sustainable, seasonal focus, Amankila’s menus reflect the rich bounty of Bali’s volcanic soil, the wealth of its waters and the creative genius of the resort’s expert chefs.

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Featured dining experiences

Amankila at dusk with the resort's illuminated buildings reflected in water, Mount Agung rising beyond the Balinese landscape.

Karangasem Royal Dinner

DINNER at Ujung Water Palace

Celebrating East Bali’s royal heritage in collaboration with the Karangasem Royal Family, this intimate culinary journey is set within the private grounds of Ujung Water Palace. It begins with a tour of the estate, followed by dinner inspired by the region’s culinary traditions. 

The courses unfold accompanied bythe sound of the Penting, lending a timeless grace to this royal experience. 
 

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Bhoga Samatra dining venue at Amankila illuminated at dusk overlooking the ocean.

Bhoga Samātra

Poolside Balinese Dinner

On the Island of the Gods, the act of serving food is an expression of knowledge and commitment. Meals become moments of connection, where hosts extend their abundance as a gesture of gratitude and every dish brings people closer together. 

Set by the iconic three-tiered pool, Bhoga Samātra takes inspiration from this tradition, with local flavours, traditional recipes and culinary craftsmanship coming together to form the foundation of the experience.

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Additional dining experiences

Candlelit beach dinner for two at Amankila as dusk falls over the ocean.

Beach Dinner

Two candlelit tables set apart on the sand, each with its own chef grilling dishes over open flame. When the meal concludes, a private balé awaits beside the bonfire, where the warmth of the fire and the tide’s gentle rhythm create a lingering calm that lasts long after the last course. 

Rijsttafel menu display at Amankila, featuring traditional Indonesian dishes in small bowls arranged on a wooden board.

Rijstaffel Dinner

Including ten vegetarian, seafood and meat dishes with rice, our Rijsttafel Dinner is rounded off with a trio of sorbets. As well as at Sandikala, the experience can also be enjoyed in the privacy of your pavilion. 

Dining table set for two on a wooden deck overlooking the sea at Amankila, Bali.

Batu Jati Sunset

Toast the sunset from our Batu Jati Rock Platform overlooking the Lombok Strait and Amankila’s black sand beach. As the sky changes colour, sip locally crafted cocktails accompanied by a selection of delicious canapes.

Hands demonstrating spice grinding technique during a cooking class at Amankila, Bali.

Cooking Class

Learn the secrets of Indonesian cuisine in this hands-on cooking class with Amankila’s Balinese sous chef. After picking your own fresh herbs and vegetables from our garden, you’ll be guided step-by-step in the preparation of a multi-course meal.

Outdoor dining table at Amankila set with candles and food at dusk, overlooking the coast.

Megibung Dinner

Gather for our Megibung Dinner and immerse in the cherished East Balinese tradition of sharing a vibrant platter centred on Nasi Tumpeng - a cone-shaped offering of rice symbolising Mount Agung and the island's sacred abundance.

Balinese afternoon tea selection at Amankila featuring pastries and cake on a green plate.

Traditional Afternoon Tea

Every afternoon at The Bar, guests are invited to come together for our Traditional Afternoon Tea, with Balinese coffee, teas and handmade treats crafted by mothers from a nearby village - an inviting taste of local home-style indulgence.

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Restaurants are open to Amankila guests and non-residents (subject to availability).