When in Bali, eat street food. After my Geek Guide AI Assistant tipped me off about Payangan Night Market in Ubud, I invited a local friend to come along and tell me exactly what to try.

In Bali, like so many cultures around the world, an early morning trip to the local market begins each day and the goods for sale dictate, for the most part, what a family will eat.

This massive market is next to Jalan Sulawesi, the premier textile street in Bali. Here, you can buy intricate sarongs and batik shirts for less than half what you'd pay in touristy areas.

Sate is a popular street food dish so it can be found at any busy market, but a higher-end option is the Alila Uluwatu’s Warung (Jalan Belimbing Sari, Banjar Tambiyak, Desa Pecatu), where the ...

I get the chance to blend some of those spices at the cooking school of Swiss restauranteur, Heinz von Holzen. He arrived in Bali in 1990 and worked as executive chef at the Grand Hyatt.

Dyah Bazerghi (Middle picture) at the ICAV Indonesian Street Food Festival: From Bali to Jakarta at the QV Market, Melbourne 17 Mar 2024 – (SBS Indonesian).