Raffles Bali turns a meal into a destination, with three distinct ways to enjoy its South Kuta setting: tea on an ocean-facing terrace, seafood and pizza beside an infinity pool, or a multi-course dinner overlooking Jimbaran Bay. I like that you can choose the mood and meal to suit your day, rather than being tied to one set restaurant experience.
I also like the clear appeal of the settings: The Writers Bar pairs afternoon tea with sunset views, while Loloan puts just-caught seafood and wood-fired pizza close to the water. The main consideration is cost. This is a luxury-resort meal, and the listed package prices vary widely, so check the price for your chosen option before booking.
- Three different meals: Pick afternoon tea, a three-course lunch, or a five-course dinner.
- A sunset setting: The Writers Bar has a terrace overlooking the ocean, with afternoon tea served from 3:00 to 5:30 pm.
- A beach-and-pool lunch: Loloan Beach Bar & Grill serves seafood and wood-fired pizzas beside the infinity pool.
- A dinner with a view: Rumari serves sustainable Southeast Asian cuisine overlooking Jimbaran Bay.
- Dress smartly: Slip-ons and flip-flops are not permitted; gentlemen are encouraged to wear collared shirts and trousers.
- Plan the reservation: Choose a time at checkout and confirm it through the restaurant’s reservation channels on your voucher.
- Three ways to dine at Raffles Bali
- Afternoon tea at The Writers Bar
- Poolside lunch at Loloan Beach Bar & Grill
- Five courses at Rumari
- What the price does and does not include
- Reservations, arrival, and what to wear
- Which Raffles Bali meal suits you?
- FAQ
- Where is Raffles Bali?
- What dining options can I book?
- What are the listed starting prices?
- What time is afternoon tea served?
- What is included with afternoon tea?
- How do I arrange a reservation?
- What should I wear?
- Can I bring a child?
- Can I cancel or change my booking?
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Three ways to dine at Raffles Bali
This is not one fixed dining itinerary. You choose a package, then go to the corresponding restaurant at Raffles Bali: Afternoon Tea at The Writers Bar, a three-course lunch at Loloan Beach Bar & Grill, or a five-course dinner at Rumari.
That choice matters. Tea is a light, leisurely afternoon outing, while lunch and dinner are full meals with different menus and settings. If you want the ocean view and a relaxed pause between activities, tea may fit best. For a main meal, think about whether you prefer the poolside ease of Loloan or Rumari’s more formal dinner setting.
The experience takes place at the resort in South Kuta, at Jalan Karang Mas Sejahtera 1A, Jimbaran. The grounds are described as green and secluded, with a private-feeling beach and broad Indian Ocean views. The setting is part of the appeal, but it also means you should treat this as a resort dining outing, not a quick, casual stop.
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Afternoon tea at The Writers Bar

The Writers Bar is the most clearly detailed option, and a natural choice if you want a special afternoon without committing to a full dinner. Tea is available from 3:00 to 5:30 pm, with last orders at 5:00 pm. You receive a selection of coffee or tea along with sweet and savoury canapés.
The bar brings together timeless styling, whimsical cocktails, and a terrace overlooking the ocean. Sunset is a particular draw, though the exact view and light will depend on your reservation time and the day’s conditions. If the sunset matters to you, request a suitable time when booking rather than assuming any afternoon slot will offer the same view.
Tea is priced from US$37.39. That buys more than a drink and a snack: you are paying for the resort setting, the service, and time to sit and enjoy the view. It may be good value for a celebratory pause or an occasion when the setting is part of the plan. It is less appealing if you simply want the least expensive cup of tea in Jimbaran.
The available impression of the tea experience describes friendly staff, a comfortable room, and delicious tea. Those details make the indoor setting sound appealing too, although seating is assigned according to capacity, so a terrace table is not guaranteed. If outdoor seating is important, contact the restaurant when arranging your reservation and ask what is possible.
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Poolside lunch at Loloan Beach Bar & Grill

Loloan is the more relaxed option for a proper midday meal. The three-course lunch starts from US$65.39 and is served beside the infinity pool, with the Indian Ocean as a backdrop. The menu highlights just-caught seafood and wood-fired pizzas, a useful pairing if your table wants both a taste of the coast and a familiar choice.
The setting gives this meal a different rhythm from a conventional restaurant lunch. You can settle in by the pool and make the view part of the occasion. But the package is a dining experience, not a pool pass: the information provided does not include pool access, so do not assume the meal price gives you permission to use the pool.
The three-course format makes Loloan the middle ground between tea and Rumari’s five-course dinner. It suits a relaxed lunch when you want more than a snack but do not need an elaborate evening meal. Check what the current set includes before you go, since menus and ingredient availability can change with the season and stock.
Five courses at Rumari

Rumari is the most ambitious choice. Its five-course dinner starts from US$125.89 and focuses on sustainable Southeast Asian cuisine. The restaurant’s elevated position offers views over Jimbaran Bay, making this the option for diners who want a substantial meal and a strong sense of place.
The sustainability focus is worth noting, though the information available does not spell out the ingredients, sourcing choices, or individual courses. If you have a particular dietary need or want to know what is being served, contact the restaurant before purchase. The set menu may not be changed unless the restaurant agrees, and any extra charge for a change is paid directly at the venue.
At this price, Rumari is best viewed as a planned occasion rather than an inexpensive dinner. You are paying for five courses, the setting, and the restaurant’s approach to Southeast Asian cooking. If the meal itself is your priority, ask about the menu and any dietary limits in advance. If the view and occasion matter just as much, the combination may make the higher cost worthwhile.
What the price does and does not include

The supplied starting prices are US$37.39 for afternoon tea, US$65.39 for the Loloan lunch, and US$125.89 for dinner at Rumari. The overall experience is also described as starting from US$41.10, so the displayed entry price and package prices do not line up exactly. Check the final cost for your selected date and package at checkout rather than relying on a single headline figure.
The afternoon tea package includes coffee or tea and sweet and savoury canapés. Meals and beverages are part of the experience, but extra food or drinks may be purchased directly at the restaurant. Other consumption may incur service charges or tax, and if your order exceeds the value of a voucher, you pay the balance at the venue. A voucher cannot be exchanged for cash, and no change or refund is given if the bill is below its value.
The price is easiest to justify when you want the location as much as the meal. If you are comparing dining experiences, consider what matters most: a view at sunset, a full three-course lunch by the pool, or five courses at Rumari. Those are different propositions, and the cheapest option is not a substitute for the most elaborate one.
Reservations, arrival, and what to wear

Enter your preferred reservation time at checkout, then contact the restaurant through the reservation channels shown on your voucher to schedule and secure it. If your preferred time is full, staff may suggest another. Arrive on time: the reservation may be cancelled without notice if you arrive late, and there is no refund in that case.
Present your mobile voucher when you arrive. The restaurant may reject it if you do not show it, so keep it accessible rather than buried in your email. The voucher is valid only on the date, and time where applicable, specified for the booking.
Dress is smart casual. Gentlemen are encouraged to wear collared shirts, trousers, and appropriate footwear; dresses, skirts, or trousers with suitable shoes are suggested for ladies. Slip-ons and flip-flops are not permitted. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and pets are prohibited.
The experience is not stroller- or wheelchair-accessible. Children aged 11 and older pay the adult rate, and participants must be under 99. If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions, contact the restaurant before purchasing; ingredient and allergen information is not guaranteed through the booking platform.
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Which Raffles Bali meal suits you?

Choose The Writers Bar if you want an elegant afternoon pause, sweet and savoury bites, and the possibility of an ocean-facing sunset. It is the least expensive package and the clearest fit for a short, special outing. Keep in mind that seating depends on capacity, and the terrace is not guaranteed.
Choose Loloan if a poolside setting and a full lunch sound better than tea or a formal dinner. Its seafood and wood-fired pizza make it the most casual-sounding meal, though the price is still at luxury-resort level.
Choose Rumari if you are planning a special evening and want a five-course meal with sustainable Southeast Asian cooking and views of Jimbaran Bay. It costs the most, so it makes sense when the restaurant and occasion are central to your plans.
I would book if you value the setting, want one of these distinct meal formats, and are comfortable paying resort prices. If you are mainly after a low-cost meal, or need guaranteed wheelchair access or a flexible menu, this may not be the right fit. Before paying, confirm the exact package price, menu, reservation time, and any dietary requirements directly with the restaurant.
Dining Experience at Raffles Bali
“The staff were very friendly, and the environment was excellent. We enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea in a comfortable room!”
FAQ
Where is Raffles Bali?
Raffles Bali is at Jalan Karang Mas Sejahtera 1A, Jimbaran, South Kuta, Badung Regency 80361, Bali, Indonesia.
What dining options can I book?
You can choose Afternoon Tea at The Writers Bar, a three-course lunch at Loloan Beach Bar & Grill, or a five-course dinner at Rumari Restaurant.
What are the listed starting prices?
Afternoon tea starts from US$37.39, the Loloan lunch from US$65.39, and the Rumari dinner from US$125.89. The overall experience is also described as starting from US$41.10, so check the price shown for your chosen package at checkout.
What time is afternoon tea served?
Afternoon tea is available from 3:00 to 5:30 pm. Last orders are at 5:00 pm.
What is included with afternoon tea?
The package includes a selection of coffee or tea and sweet and savoury canapés.
How do I arrange a reservation?
Enter your preferred time at checkout, then contact the branch through the reservation channels shown on your voucher to schedule and secure your timeslot.
What should I wear?
The dress code is smart casual. Slip-ons and flip-flops are not permitted. Gentlemen are encouraged to wear collared shirts, trousers, and appropriate footwear.
Can I bring a child?
Children aged 11 and older are charged the same rate as adults. Participants must be under 99.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, in destination local time. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, subject to the stated exclusions for certain bookings.





































