Forks Out: The Best Restaurants & Warungs on Gili T 🍴🌴

Let’s be real: yes, Gili T is all about sunsets, scuba diving, and questionable decisions at 3 a.m., but let’s not forget the most important thing… FOOD. Because after biking around the island in 30-degree heat or surfacing from a dive where a turtle gave you side-eye, you’re going to be hungry. Luckily, Gili T has everything from $1 Nasi Campur that will change your life to beach clubs where you can pretend you’re in a Vogue Bali photoshoot while sipping a fancy cocktail.

So loosen your sarong, grab your appetite, and let’s dig into the best eats on the island, ranked by how much your wallet will cry ($ to $$$$$).

 

🌶 Local Warungs (Authentic & Affordable)

  • Warung Dewi ($)
    The go-to spot for a real Indonesian food fix. Their Nasi Campur is cheap, filling, and full of flavor. Perfect after a morning dive.
  • Warung Wajan ($)
    With three locations around the island, this is a backpacker (and local) favorite. Big variety, consistently tasty, and budget-friendly.
  • Warung Limo ($$)
    Still inexpensive but slightly more upscale than the others. Great choice if you want more variety without breaking the bank.

🍜 Casual & Mid-Range Favorites

  • Banyan Tree ($$$)
    A vegetarian dream for breakfast and lunch. Fresh, wholesome, and a vibe that makes you want to stay all morning.
  • Kayu ($$$)
    Stylish spot with hearty breakfast and lunch options. Their smoothie bowls and coffee are a must.
  • Kayu Manis ($$$)
    No it is not the same as Kayu above. Boho style restaurant with a mix and match breakfast and yummy lunch and dinner options.
  • Kame Ramen ($$$)
    A tiny, authentic ramen shop that feels like a slice of Tokyo hidden on Gili T. Comfort food at its best.
  • My House ($$)
    Homemade pasta done right. Cozy atmosphere and perfect if you’re craving Italian soul food.
  • Pokemu ($$$)
    Fuel up with protein shakes, smoothie bowls, or poke bowls. Ideal if you want something healthy and fitness-friendly.
  • Regina ($$)
    Quick and tasty pizzas—perfect for a casual dinner. Always hits the spot.
  • Shandao ($$$)
    A proper Chinese food fix with generous portions and authentic flavors.

🍕🍝 Elevated Eats & Island Favorites

  • Taste ($$$$)
    Open all day with a menu that covers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Don’t miss the Melting Dream—the cheesiest, dreamiest dish on the island.
  • L’Osteria ($$$$)
    This is a hidden gem! Italian heaven with homemade pasta and incredible cheese platters. A proper date-night spot.
  • Francesco ($$$)
    Authentic Neapolitan pizza, complete with the charred crust and perfect toppings. One of the best on the island.
  • Hello Capitano ($$$)
    Bright and modern café serving smoothie bowls and fresh breakfasts. Insta-worthy and tasty.
  • Amsterdam ($$$)
    Laid-back breakfast spot where you can mix and match your order. Ideal for slow mornings..
  • Casa Vintage ($$$)
    Jamaican vibes with beach seating. Don’t skip the langos—crispy, cheesy, and addictive.

🍷 Fine Dining & Beach Clubs

  • Pesona ($$$$)
    A mix of Indian flavors and fusion dishes, paired with seriously good cocktails. Great dinner spot for when you’re craving spices.
  • Jali Kitchen ($$$$)
    An island classic with Asian and Western fusion dishes. Their carrot cake is the stuff of legends.
  • Pearl ($$$$$)
    Upscale dining with a refined menu and an excellent wine list. Perfect for a special night out.
  • La Cala ($$$$$)
    Chic beach club by day, stylish restaurant by night. Great cocktails, seafood, and a luxurious setting.

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