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Balinese food does not have to be enjoyed in Bali. It can be found in this capital city of Jakarta too. Just located not far from Bebek Kaleyo, Smarapura Resto has a homey ambience with a local touch of Bali. There are 4 wooden gazeboes adorned with typical Balinese fabric in its surrounding. The waiter and waitress here also wear a traditional Balinese suit. A famous dish from Bali you must try is Nasi Ayam Betutu. Another good option is Nasi Campur Bali. It is a lovely restaurant with a lovely and romantic atmosphere, and the food is fantastic. I had the duck and my girlfriend the nasi campur, both were delicious. I would also recommend their best selling drink, kintamani. And all for such a low price make it a restaurant I would definitely recommend. #urbanexplorer #tripfoodie #tripfoodie #urbanexplorer

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