Top Kuta Street Food Tours

Skip the tourist trap restaurants and eat like a local on a three-hour Kuta street food tour. Together with your guide and small group (maximum eight people), discover the best food stalls and casual eateries the city has to offer. Stop at five different locations and enjoy six to seven Indonesian dishes. Along the way, learn about local culinary culture and receive recommendations for other places to eat.

Composed of over 17,000 islands, Indonesia offers a wide variety of vibrant and tantalizing cuisines. Taste your way around different Indonesian ethnic cuisines as we scoot you on the back of a motorbike with our all female drivers to a few flavorful local street food vendors around Denpasar city.

Not a morning person or want to do something fun after hours? Join our night tour! Bali by Night tour is designed for those who would like to experience Bali’s hustle and bustle after dark away from all the touristy spots. It is also the perfect choice for those who want to do sight seeing and tasting of local snacks. Marvel as you witness local landmarks glow under the starry sky, enjoy local snacks alongside the locals and witness or partake in the busiest night market activities on the island.

See a different side of the island of the gods on this private guided tour of Denpasar, Bali’s bustling capital city. Visit Maospahit Temple, built in the style of a 14th-century Majapahit temple; explore Pasar Badung market, the island’s produce epicenter; and dine like a local on satay, fried rice, or “nasi campur” mixed dishes at Sindhu Night Market in Sanur. This is a door-to-door tour.

Curious as to what do local Indonesians eat for breakfast? Come on board our breakfast tour and we will pamper your Epicurian’s taste buds with tasty local breakfast dishes! We won’t take you to just any ordinary local food vendors but the ones so popular that they open at dawn and practically sell out by mid day! Start the tour with an empty stomach and we guarantee you will finish with a full one. *WARNING: Indonesian eat breakfast like lunch or dinner (heavy) meals.*