Paed Thai Sanur gives you a chance to trade Bali’s familiar Indonesian menu for the sweet, salty, sour, and spicy balance of Thai cooking. The restaurant pairs that food with an urban-style setting and an open, island-minded feel, so the appeal is as much a change of pace as a change of cuisine.
I like two things here: the voucher options let you set your meal budget in advance, and the menu has some tempting prospects, especially tom yum, green curry, fried fish, and raw oysters. One consideration: some dishes may feel pricey for the portion or quality, so a voucher helps, but it does not guarantee that every plate will be a winner.
- Key points before you book
- A Thai meal on Sanur’s main road
- What to expect from the food
- Making sense of the dining voucher
- Choosing a time and getting there
- Who is likely to enjoy this meal
- Allergy and booking details worth checking
- Should you book Paed Thai Sanur?
- FAQ
- Where is Paed Thai Sanur?
- What are the restaurant’s opening hours?
- What dining voucher amounts are available?
- Does the voucher include transport?
- Can I use the voucher for takeaway?
- What happens if my bill is higher than the voucher value?
- Can I use the voucher with another promotion?
- Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?
- What should I do if I have a food allergy?
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Key points before you book
- Thai flavours take the lead: The kitchen aims for the familiar interplay of sweet, salty, spicy, and sour.
- Choose your credit amount: Vouchers are available for IDR 100,000, IDR 300,000, and IDR 500,000.
- Tom yum is a strong bet: It received especially high marks for flavour, making it a sensible dish to consider.
- Green curry, fish, and oysters have fans: These are worth a look if you want more than one kind of dish for the table.
- You need to arrange your own ride: The restaurant is on Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, and transport is not included.
- Come hungry, but order with care: Some dishes are described as good value, while others may not justify their price.
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A Thai meal on Sanur’s main road

Paed Thai Sanur sits at Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No.888A, in the Denpasar Selatan part of Bali. It is a restaurant stop rather than a guided activity, so there is no tour leader, set route, or scheduled sequence of sights. You arrive, take your table, choose your food, and use the voucher as credit toward the bill.
The location suits a meal folded into a day around Sanur or Denpasar, especially if you are already travelling by car, motorbike, or online taxi. The restaurant is not on the beach, and getting there is your responsibility. A parking area at the door and a large supermarket nearby can be useful practical details if you are making a wider outing of it.
The setting is described as urban in style, with a tropical breeze and an island feel. That combination gives the meal a different tone from a formal Thai restaurant: you can expect a relaxed place to share dishes, not a structured culinary presentation. Still, the setting alone should not be the reason to book. The food and the voucher value are the real tests.
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What to expect from the food

The restaurant’s pitch is Thai comfort food built around the classic balance of sweet, salty, spicy, and sour. Those contrasts are a good reason to order for the table. A shared spread lets you move between a soup, curry, salad, rice, or seafood, rather than putting all your hopes on one main dish.
One practical signal is the range of experiences with the food. Tom yum has been singled out as delicious, while green curry has been praised for avoiding an overly coconut-heavy taste. Fried fish and raw oysters have also been recommended. These are useful starting points if you are scanning the menu and want dishes with a clear identity.
Not every choice seems equally reliable. A meal that included tom yum, salad, and fried rice found the soup and salad more successful than the fried rice. That is a good reminder to choose based on what the kitchen appears to do best, rather than assuming every familiar dish will land equally well. I would give the tom yum a serious look, then build the order around a curry or seafood dish that suits your group.
The green curry may be a smart choice if you like the flavour of coconut but do not want it to dominate. Fried fish and oysters bring a different texture to the table, while a salad can help balance richer plates. If you are dining with a family or partner, sharing a few dishes is likely to make the meal more varied. Just check the menu and prices before ordering, particularly if your group has mixed appetites.
Dessert deserves a quick check for size. Crème brûlée has been described as generous, so you may want to leave room or share one rather than ordering a portion for each person. That is the kind of small detail that can help a voucher go further.
Making sense of the dining voucher

The voucher is food-and-beverage credit, not an all-inclusive meal. The listed options are IDR 100,000, IDR 300,000, and IDR 500,000, with the lowest option priced from about US$4.45 in the package details. The experience summary also gives a starting figure of US$4.89, so check the amount displayed at checkout before you pay. Prices can vary by package or booking details.
Your meal total may be higher than the voucher value. If it is, you pay the balance at the restaurant by cash or card. For example, a bill of IDR 350,000 against a IDR 300,000 voucher leaves IDR 50,000 to settle directly. If your bill is lower, the voucher cannot be exchanged for cash or another offer, so it is worth choosing a credit amount that matches the kind of meal you expect to order.
The IDR 100,000 option is a modest contribution, not necessarily a full dinner for more than one person. The IDR 300,000 option gives you more room to order a few dishes, while IDR 500,000 may suit a family or a couple planning a fuller meal. These are not guarantees about menu prices or serving sizes; check the menu and use your own appetite and group size to choose.
The voucher can be used for dine-in food and drinks only. It does not cover transport, tips, personal expenses, or food and drink beyond the credit amount. You cannot combine bills after ordering to use multiple vouchers, and you cannot combine the voucher with in-store promotions, card offers, or coupons. Klook vouchers can be combined with other Klook vouchers, but that does not override the bill-splitting restriction.
Choosing a time and getting there

Paed Thai Sanur is open every day from 11:00 to 22:00, with last admission at 21:00. Enter your preferred reservation time at checkout. If that slot is full, the staff may recommend another time, so keep a little flexibility if your day is tightly scheduled.
You will need to reach the restaurant independently by car, motorbike, or online taxi. Since the voucher does not include transport, include the ride in your budget and allow enough time to get to the address on the bypass road. If you are already nearby, the location may be easy to fold into a Sanur day. If not, it is best treated as a planned meal stop rather than a restaurant you will stumble across on foot.
The restaurant is described as stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, which can make planning easier for families and visitors with mobility needs. Wear light, comfortable clothing, and bring personal medication if you need it. Cash is also listed as something to bring, though any amount left over the voucher can be paid by cash or card on the spot.
Who is likely to enjoy this meal

I would put Paed Thai Sanur on the list for couples and families who want a relaxed shared meal and enjoy Thai flavours. The menu’s mix of soup, curry, salad, rice, and seafood gives a group some room to order across tastes. A larger voucher makes more sense if you plan to sample several dishes, while a smaller one can reduce the cost of a straightforward meal.
It may also suit you if you have already eaten plenty of Indonesian food during your stay and want a change without leaving Sanur. The urban-style setting and tropical atmosphere support an easy meal, but this is not a cultural tour or a cooking class. You are booking a restaurant visit, and the value depends on what you order.
If your priority is a bargain meal above all else, keep your expectations measured. One meal was considered a little expensive for its food, even though the staff and surroundings made a good impression. On the other hand, strong feedback for tom yum, green curry, fish, and oysters suggests that a thoughtful order can make the meal more satisfying. Ask for current prices, compare portions with your appetite, and use the voucher as a spending guide rather than a promise of a set menu.
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Allergy and booking details worth checking

The activity can accommodate allergy requirements, but ingredient and allergen details are not guaranteed through the booking service. If you have an allergy, allergic reaction history, or other dietary need, contact the restaurant before purchasing and confirm what it can safely prepare. Do not rely on a general menu description to answer a medical question.
Children and infants must be included in the passenger headcount when booking. The voucher is valid only for the date specified, and you should present it on your phone at the restaurant. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, subject to the stated exceptions for certain pass, presale, freebie, and payment arrangements. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using the destination’s local time.
Should you book Paed Thai Sanur?

Book it if you want a convenient Thai meal in Sanur, like sharing dishes, and are willing to check prices rather than ordering on autopilot. I would start with the tom yum, consider the green curry, and add fish or oysters if those suit your table. The voucher offers a useful way to plan spending, especially for a group, but it is credit rather than a fixed-price dinner.
Skip it if you need transport included, expect a guaranteed bargain, or want clear allergen information without contacting the restaurant. For everyone else, this looks like a pleasant change of menu with a few promising dishes and a sensible amount of flexibility. Choose the voucher that matches your likely order, then leave room for the possibility that one more shared plate will look too good to pass up.
Paed Thai Sanur Dining Experience in Bali
“worth it for money..taste is so good..recomended for couple or family.”
FAQ
Where is Paed Thai Sanur?
It is at Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No.888A, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Bali 80228.
What are the restaurant’s opening hours?
It is open Monday to Sunday from 11:00 to 22:00. Last admission is at 21:00.
What dining voucher amounts are available?
The listed options are IDR 100,000, IDR 300,000, and IDR 500,000 in food and beverage credit.
Does the voucher include transport?
No. Transport is not included. You can reach the restaurant by car, motorbike, or online taxi.
Can I use the voucher for takeaway?
No. The voucher is valid for dine-in orders only.
What happens if my bill is higher than the voucher value?
You can pay the remaining amount at the restaurant by cash or card.
Can I use the voucher with another promotion?
Klook vouchers may be combined with other Klook vouchers, but the offer cannot be combined with in-store promotions, credit card offers, or coupons.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?
Yes. The activity is described as stroller- and wheelchair-accessible.
What should I do if I have a food allergy?
Contact the restaurant before purchasing to discuss ingredients and whether it can meet your needs. The booking service cannot guarantee that items are allergen-free.


























