Dining Experience at Bebek (Duck) Tebasari Restaurant Ubud

Bebek Tebasari pairs a Balinese meal with a setting that can be as much a reason to go as the food: rice fields surround the restaurant, and diners have praised the views and the welcoming service. The meal is a sit-down restaurant visit, not a guided tour, so you can take your time over a set menu.

I like two things here: the chance to try familiar Indonesian dishes in one meal, and the choice of several main courses rather than duck alone. The Silver 2 lunch is especially clear about what you get, from gado-gado and crispy fish to black rice pudding and a drink.

One thing to weigh is the price. The meal is not the cheapest restaurant option in Ubud, and the set-menu price buys atmosphere and a multi-course meal as well as food. Extra orders may bring additional charges, so check the package and current total before you book.

Key points to know before you book

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• The rice-field setting is a major part of the appeal. The restaurant is in Ubud, with views across rice fields; one dining account also called out a floating kayak.
• The Silver 2 package is a full set lunch. It includes gado-gado, crispy freshwater fish, rice and accompaniments, black rice pudding, and a fresh juice or mineral water.
• You have four listed main-course packages. Options include pork ribs, crispy fish, crispy duck, and grilled chicken.
• Bebek betutu is the signature dish to ask about. It is a traditional Balinese roasted duck specialty, but it is not the main course in the Silver 2 package.
• Getting there takes a little planning. The restaurant is outside central Ubud, and a car, motorbike, or online taxi is recommended.
• The package price is not the whole dining bill if you order extras. Additional food and drinks are available, and extra consumption may incur service charges or tax.

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A rice-field meal, not just a plate of duck

Bebek Tebasari is known for bebek betutu, a traditional Balinese roasted duck dish. That makes the restaurant an appealing stop if you want to try a local specialty in a setting that feels distinct from a quick meal in town. Still, the booking package matters: the detailed Silver 2 menu is built around crispy freshwater fish, not duck.

The restaurant also serves other Balinese and Indonesian dishes, including satay, grilled seafood, fried rice, and sambal. Those choices give you room to order beyond the set menu, though extras are paid for at the venue. If bebek betutu is the reason you are going, check whether it is included in your selected package or available to order separately.

The restaurant combines traditional Balinese architecture with a relaxed dining atmosphere and rice-field surroundings. That setting matters here. The appeal is not simply a set of courses at a lower price; it is a chance to sit down for a proper meal with a view, rather than grab a plate between Ubud stops.

What the Silver 2 meal includes

The Silver 2 package starts with a welcome pack of cassava and sweet potato crackers, served with sambal and herbal drinks. It is a small but useful introduction to the meal’s mix of crisp textures and spicy, savory flavors. Sambal can vary in heat, so take a cautious first taste if you prefer mild food.

Next comes gado-gado, a salad of boiled local vegetables, bean curd, egg, and peanut sauce. It is a substantial, familiar Indonesian dish rather than a leaf-only starter. The peanut sauce gives it much of its character, and the vegetables and bean curd make it a good contrast to the crispy fish that follows.

The main course is ikan goreng garing, or breaded crispy freshwater fish. It comes with steamed rice, papaya pickle, jukut urab (vegetables), and sambals. You get several accompaniments rather than a plain fish-and-rice plate, which makes this package a useful introduction to contrasting Balinese flavors: crisp, savory, fresh, and spicy.

Dessert is bubur injin, black rice pudding with coconut milk, vanilla ice cream, and palm sugar. The cool ice cream and coconut milk temper the sweetness of the palm sugar, while the black rice makes the dessert more filling than a light fruit finish.

A fresh juice or mineral water is included. Tax is also included in the package. The menu gives you a complete lunch, so you can judge the value as a multi-course meal rather than comparing it with the cost of a single main dish.

Choosing between fish, duck, ribs, and chicken

The listed Silver packages give you four main-course choices: pork ribs, crispy fish, crispy duck, or grilled chicken. Prices shown for those packages start at $21.70 to $21.85, while the experience is also advertised from $23.89. Prices can vary by package or booking details, so check the final amount for your selected option before paying.

Silver 2 is the most fully described package, with the fish and its sides, starter, dessert, and drink spelled out. The supplied details do not give the full menu for the other packages, so do not assume every course or accompaniment is identical. If you have your heart set on duck, Silver 3 is the crispy duck package; bebek betutu is the restaurant’s traditional roasted duck specialty, but the package information does not say that Silver 3 serves betutu.

The difference between the lowest and highest listed package prices is small. I would choose based on the main course you actually want, not on a few cents of advertised price difference. The meal’s real value comes from the set of courses, included drink, and scenic setting.

The view and the service are part of the meal

The rice-field outlook is the detail most likely to shape your visit. Diners have praised the green fields and described a special gazebo meal, so a seat with a view may make the occasion feel more memorable. A gazebo is not identified as a standard part of every package, however. If that seating matters to you, contact the restaurant and confirm availability before booking.

One account also mentioned a floating kayak. Treat that as a feature someone noticed at the time, not a guaranteed activity or part of the dining package. The meal itself is the offering; there is no kayak ride or other activity listed as included.

Friendly, helpful staff are another strength associated with the restaurant. English-speaking staff are included in the experience details, which helps if you want to ask about dishes or clarify what comes with your package. The meal is still a restaurant visit, not a guided food tour, so do not expect a host to explain Balinese cuisine course by course.

Is the price worthwhile?

At roughly the low-$20 range in the listed package prices, this is not a budget meal by Ubud standards. One diner described the restaurant as not very cheap and the food as okay, while still valuing the surroundings and the special gazebo seating. That is a useful way to assess the offer: you are paying for a scenic meal and a set of courses, not just the main dish.

For the Silver 2 package, the value is easier to see because the contents are specific. You receive a starter, salad, fish main with sides, dessert, and a drink, with tax included. If you would otherwise order several dishes and a drink at a restaurant, this package may feel like a convenient, good-value way to try a range of local flavors.

If you are focused only on getting the cheapest plate of food, you may find better value elsewhere. If you want an unhurried lunch in a picturesque setting, with multiple courses already arranged, the price is easier to justify. Keep room in your budget for any extra food or drinks, since additional orders may carry service charges or tax.

Getting to Bebek Tebasari

The restaurant’s address is Jl. Raya Kengetan Br. Kelingkung, Lodtunduh, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571. It is in the Ubud area, but the recommended ways to get there are by car, motorbike, or online taxi. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so arrange your own ride and account for the return trip.

Opening hours are daily from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The voucher is presented on your mobile, and the meeting point is the restaurant itself. Bring cash for personal expenses or anything beyond the package, and wear casual clothing.

The voucher is valid for seven days from booking confirmation and expires at 6:00 p.m. on its final day. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, subject to the stated booking restrictions. The restaurant is stroller-friendly. Dietary needs listed as accommodatable include allergies, gluten intolerance, and vegetarian diets, but the booking platform cannot guarantee allergen-free food or provide ingredient details. Contact the restaurant directly before booking if you have an allergy or strict dietary requirement.

Who should book this meal?

I would consider Bebek Tebasari if you want a scenic lunch or dinner with a set menu, or if you are curious about Indonesian dishes such as gado-gado, sambal, and black rice pudding. It also suits diners who want to try the restaurant’s crispy duck or ask about bebek betutu, while keeping in mind that the clearly described Silver 2 package features fish.

It may be less appealing if your main goal is the lowest possible meal price, or if you want transportation bundled with your reservation. The best reason to book is the combination of a complete meal, a choice of mains, and rice-field surroundings. Confirm the package details and any seating requests first, then choose the dish you most want to eat.

FAQ

What is included in the Silver 2 package?

It includes a welcome pack of cassava and sweet potato crackers with sambal and herbal drinks, gado-gado, crispy freshwater fish with rice and accompaniments, black rice pudding, and a fresh juice or mineral water. Tax is included.

Does the Silver 2 package include duck?

No. Silver 2 is the crispy fish package. The listed alternatives include Silver 3, with crispy duck. Bebek betutu is the restaurant’s specialty, but the package details do not say that it is included.

How much does the dining experience cost?

The experience is advertised from $23.89. Listed Silver packages start from $21.70 for crispy fish, crispy duck, or grilled chicken, and $21.85 for pork ribs. Check the final price for your chosen package when booking.

How do I get to the restaurant?

The meeting point is Bebek Tebasari Resto at Jl. Raya Kengetan Br. Kelingkung, Lodtunduh, Ubud. The recommended ways to get there are by car, motorbike, or online taxi. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

What are the restaurant’s opening hours?

Bebek Tebasari is open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Can I request a vegetarian meal or discuss an allergy?

Vegetarian diets, allergies, and gluten intolerance are listed as dietary requirements the activity can accommodate. Ingredient and allergen information is not guaranteed, so contact the restaurant before booking if you have an allergy or dietary restriction.