There is something comforting about arriving in Ubud. The warm air, the fresh scent of nature, and the calm village atmosphere welcome every traveler with a gentle embrace. After a day of exploring temples or walking through rice terraces, enjoying a meal becomes one of the easiest ways to feel at home. Luckily, Ubud offers many dining options. From all those choices, I decided to visit an Indian restaurant in ubud.
Along Jalan Sukma, I found a cozy and welcoming place called Chai of the Tiger. This restaurant serves Indian street food with bold and comforting flavors. When I stepped inside, the atmosphere felt relaxed and friendly. The space was cool and neatly arranged, making it easy to settle in. Soft conversations filled the room, and the vibe immediately felt inviting. It was the kind of place where you could sit comfortably and enjoy a proper meal after exploring Ubud.
Taste Authentic Indian Favorites in the Heart of Ubud
Ubud is known for its vibrant food scene, and Indian flavors blend perfectly into this cultural town. When you search for an indian restaurant in Ubud, you want something comforting, authentic, and full of character. Chai of the Tiger brings that experience to the table with a menu inspired by India’s favorite street food and homestyle cooking.
Here are some highlights you shouldn’t miss:
Pani Puri
Crispy puri filled with mashed potatoes and chickpeas, served with mint water, tamarind, yogurt, or sambal. Light, fun, and refreshing.
Samosa
Pav Bhaji
A tasty vegetable mash cooked with spices and served with soft buttery pav. Ideal when you want something satisfying.
Everyday Dahl
A warm and comforting lentil dish, simple but full of flavor. A great companion to rice or bread.
Butter Chicken
Creamy, rich, and fragrant. This well-loved curry is one of the most popular options in any indian restaurant in Ubud.Why Indian Food Feels Perfect in Ubud
Many people might wonder why Indian food is worth trying while vacationing in Bali. Local Balinese dishes are everywhere and always tempting. Still, Ubud invites variety and deeper exploration. The calm atmosphere pairs well with warm spices and comforting textures. Indian food feels grounding after long walks and cultural visits. The balance of flavor and warmth suits the slower rhythm here. That is why visiting an indian restaurant in ubud feels natural, not out of place.
Spice Up Your Bali Adventure
Food is a special part of every journey, and finding and discovering new flavors often becomes part of the adventure. Indian food fits naturally into that moment because the dishes are bold, varied, and easy to share. If you are traveling with family or friends, it allows everyone at the table to experience different textures and spices without feeling overwhelmed. You can start with samosa, share pav bhaji, enjoy butter chicken with rice, and finish with mango lassi. It becomes a simple but meaningful part of your travel story.
Chai of the Tiger brings flavors that complete your travel experience. The spices feel rich, warm, and comforting. The cozy atmosphere makes it easy to relax and enjoy your meal. This indian restaurant in Ubud feels like a welcoming stop, whether you come for curry, chai, or a simple break.
Asyik kali ya menikmati kuliner khas India dengan suasana bali yang kental di Ubud.
ReplyDeleteSebulan yang lalu saya ada kegiatan di Ubud, sayangnya saat itu belum nemu tulisan ini.
Wah, Mas Baim! 😄
ReplyDeleteBaca tulisan ini bikin aku ngerasa kayak lagi jalan-jalan bareng, terus tiba-tiba ngiler sama semua makanan India yang kamu rekomendasiin! Deskripsinya jelas banget, dari pani puri sampai butter chicken kelihatan yummy abis 🤤. Cocok banget dibaca sambil ngebayangin makan setelah seharian explore Ubud yang adem itu. Terima kasih udah ngasih insight seru buat next Bali trip atau sekadar craving kuliner global di tengah vibe Ubud yang chill banget
– Cheers dari pembaca yang siap spice up itinerary berikutnya!
Makanan India kaya akan bumbu dan memiliki cita rasa khas, pas banget kalo dinikmati di Ubud Bali yang kental dengan tradisi yang hampir mirip dengan negara aslinya.
ReplyDeleteIndian cuisine is always great. Nice to know that in Ubud, we can enjoy and have very wonderful cuisine. Thanks for the information.
ReplyDeletePani purinya bikin penasaran pingin nyicip
ReplyDeletekarena pernah lihat videonya, tapi kayanya ribet kalo bikin, mending beli ::D
Eniwei recommended banget resto ya? ambiencenya bikin betah
While on vacation, I don't mind to try the Indian resto Chai The Tiger in Ubud, Bali as long as Halal, cozy location and the cuisines worth the money.
ReplyDeleteDari dulu saya penasaran dengan pani puri. Tampilan makanannya ukin dan makannya sekali hap. Katanya rasanya tuh kompleks. Makanya saya pengen cobain.
ReplyDeleteAku suka lihat kuliner India tapi gak bisa makannya karena full rempah , rumongsoku koyo maem jejamuan wkwk selera orang beda beda ya pak, tapi apreciate banget deh sama visualnya menarik banget
ReplyDeleteAku belum pernah ke Resto ini pas ke Ubud. Aku suka banget pani puri. Pernah makan pani puri pas lagi berkunjung di salah satu kuil di Bali di area nusa dua. Kebetulan pendetanya masak pani puri dan rasanya juga rempahnya nggak keras, jadi cocok di lidahku.
ReplyDeleteJadi pengen juga sih ke Chai The Tiger kalau pas ke Ubud lagi. Tempatnya juga cozy banget.. :D
Udah dari dulu banget banget pengen nyobain yang namanya Pani Puri gara-gara nonton film Queen. Ternyata ada di Ubud, sungguh kombinasi luar biasa Pak, suasana Ubud yang damai, tempat yang cozy berpadu dengan rempah-rempah dari makanan India, cocok banget buat nutup liburan akhir tahun.
ReplyDeleteLiat makanannya kok sedap sekali ya Pak Bambang. Tapi sekalinya sudah tersaji depan mata, kayaknya belom tentu daku bakal cocok dengan rasanya si. Karena yaaa, kita semua tau kalo makanan india tuh memang sekuat itu rempah-rempahnya.
ReplyDeleteGausah ke ubud deh pak, kita cari makanan india di depok aja yuk hehehehe
Jadi kangen suasana Ubud. Tidak akan pernah bosan, berulangpun kesana. Resto Chai akan jadi pilihan menarik kalau pulang kr Bali nanti.
ReplyDeleteAku tergoda dengan Pani Puri. Campuran bumbunya bikin penasaran rasa.
Aku belum pernah cobain kuliner India sih, menarik sepertinya untuk dicoba secara sama-sama asia biasanya kuat rempahnya
ReplyDeleteUbud memang zen bangett ya , Kak.
ReplyDeletecocok utk bermeditasi.
melakukan kegiatab yg sangat mindfull. dan pastinya selaras bgt klo kita makan khas India...karena pusat meditasi dari situ juga
kangen Bali,💕🏵️
Momen yang menarik ini, karena pas liburan akhir tahun, terus semisal staycation di Bali gak bakalan galau cari makanan, bisa menikmati kuliner India yang beragam disajikan.
ReplyDeleteMenarik banget nih view tempat makannya. Beneran juara, makan sambil dimanjakan dengan pemandangan indah dan pilihan makanannya pun menarik juga nih.
ReplyDeleteApalagi makanan India, udah kebayang kompleks banget rempah nya.
India and Indonesia looks the same about cooking. They make alot of spices on their food. Thats why the calm atmosphere in Ubud pairs well with warm spices and comforting textures.
ReplyDeleteIndian food feels grounding after long walks and cultural visits in Ubud. The balance of flavor and warmth suits the slower rhythm here. I really missed Ubud so much. And i hope could enjoy Ubud again and those Indian food in there.
Dari fotonya aja sudah kelihatan enak baik makanan maupun suasananya. Apalagi lokasinya di wilayah Ubud yang kental nuansa tradisionalnya. Bali memang selalu punya sesuatu untuk dinikmati.
ReplyDeleteLumayan sering lewat tuh di beranda street food India yang unik-unik kaya Pani Puri, bahkan pernah liat juga Vlogger dari Indonesia yang mencobanya langsung ketika traveling ke sana. Sekarang kalau nyoba berarti tak harus langsung ke India, ya, bisa sambil jalan-jalan aja ke Bali dan mampir di Chai of the Tiger
ReplyDeleteKeren ya banyak yang bisa dicicipi meski bukan di tempat aslinya
ReplyDeleteBali memang selalu memberikan hal berbeda
Ubud adalah impianku kalau ke Bali next
Dua kali ke sana belum ke spot ini
Aku dah pernah makan makanan India belom yaaa. Kyknya yang kari2an pakai roti jala2 tu makanan India bukan sih haha.
ReplyDeleteMenarik juga ada makanan India disajikan di resto mewah kek gini, apalagi di Ubud, wuaaahh kebayang kyk apa vibesnya.
Kepoh apakah diputarin musik India2 juga, eh tapi dari tulisan Pak Bambang keknya yang ngeslow yaa, bukan yang bikin joget :D
Kalau menu2nya, samosa dan butter chicken siihh aku inget pernah makan, Eh yaaa, pani puri sepertinya pernah juga pak, tapi makan yang kecil2 gitu di hotel keknya hehe, bukan di resto India beneran.
Semoga nanti2 ada rezeki bisa menikmati makanan di rsto India di Ubud Bali. Aaminin duluuu :D
Duuuh makanannya menggoda seleraaa bangeet jadi ngleer. Temoatnya juga nyaman dan bikin betah. Yuuuk atuh kita main ke Bali 🤩
ReplyDeleteDi Surabaya, aku beberapa kali coba mampir ke restoran India
ReplyDeleteDan pernah nyobain makan Pani Puri yang sumpah rasanya sangat unik dan nggak biasa
sepertinya taste masakan Indian memang pas ya kalau dinikmati di udara Ubud yang tenang itu, Samosa ehmmm denger namanya aja, udah menyatu sama nama Ubud.
ReplyDeleteAku sendiri belum banyak explore tempat di Ubud, mungkin lain waktu kalau ke Bali lagi, kudu lebih lama biar bisa cobain Indian resto disana