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The cooking school is set in the heart of the jungle, and beautifully presented. Around a 40 minute drive from Ubud centre in a comfortable air conditioned mnibus bought us to the bamboo and wood structures which comprise the school. Buda our cooking teacher was very knowledgeable and patient with us. He explained everything well and we never felt like we were rushed or there was a timetable. We had time to eat each course as we prepared it. Water, coffee and herbal tea was provided as well as mosquito spray, although we weren't bothered by flies or mosquitoes. the gardens were well tended and the open buildings exceptionally clean and hygenic, even the toilets. There were plenty of staff there and they carried out their various duties efficiently and everyone was friendly. Plates and saucepans were magically whisked away to be cleaned and new pans appeared full of fresh ingredients. WE even got a short video of our day and recipe pamphlets so we can try the delicious recipes at home. Highly recommended.

Beverly

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

We had a really wonderful time doing this cooking class. I thought all the 5-star reviews were too good to be true but it was a great experience. The guides were really lovely and informative, food was delicious and fresh, and the free shuttle was a huge bonus. Would recommend.

Bailey

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

I really enjoyed this program! They make products with care, so they can make products of great quality. There are many processes from how to choose beans to roasting, crushing, grinding, tempering and molding. They also showed me cacao trees. I am a chocolate lover, but I've come to like chocolate more. I recommend it.

Ayako

Booked: Craft Your Own Chocolate, the Bali Way

The class was extremely fun. There was a free shuttle service from Ubud. It was a 45 mins ride to the farm. We were greeted with warm smiles and asian fruits to tingle our tastebuds. Followed by a walk through of their farm. Where we got to taste cocoa fruit. Pluck the vegetables we needed for our dishes. We started off cooking our dishes. It was totally hands on and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Will definitely recommend this activity for all.

Premmala

Booked: Cook with Bali's Freshest | Local Market & Organic Farm

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What are the must-try traditional Balinese dishes for a foodie in Bali?

Some of the must-try traditional Balinese dishes for a foodie in Bali include Babi Guling (suckling pig), Bebek Betutu (slow-cooked duck), Sate Lilit (minced meat satay), Lawar (traditional Balinese mix of vegetables, coconut, and minced meat), and Nasi Campur (mixed rice dish with various sides).

Where can foodies find the best street food in Bali?

Foodies can find some of the best street food in Bali at local markets like Pasar Malam Sindhu in Sanur, Gianyar Night Market in Ubud, and Kedonganan Fish Market in Jimbaran. These markets offer a wide variety of local dishes at affordable prices.

What are the popular cooking classes for foodies in Bali?

Popular cooking classes for foodies in Bali include classes at Casa Luna in Ubud, Paon Bali Cooking Class in Sayan, and Bumbu Bali Cooking School in Tanjung Benoa. These classes offer hands-on experience in preparing traditional Balinese dishes and are led by experienced local chefs.

Which restaurants in Bali offer a fine dining experience for foodies?

Some of the top restaurants in Bali that offer a fine dining experience for foodies include Locavore in Ubud, Sarong in Seminyak, Mejekawi in Jimbaran, and CasCades Restaurant in Ubud. These restaurants offer innovative dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

What are the best food markets to explore for foodies in Bali?

Foodies in Bali should explore markets like Pasar Badung in Denpasar, Ubud Market in Ubud, and Seminyak Night Market in Seminyak for a wide selection of fresh produce, spices, and local snacks. These markets provide a glimpse into the vibrant food culture of Bali.

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