Nasi Tekor Bali is a balinese restaurant in Denpasar, Bali.
Editorially verified October 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: A village-style warung inside the Kertalangu cultural village in east Denpasar, serving nasi tekor, sate tusuk and pindang fish in an old-fashioned setting from about IDR 30,000.
Tip: RRI lists nasi tekor with chicken or squid, sate tusuk and pindang fish from about IDR 30,000; the menu depends on what the kitchen is cooking.
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Address: Desa Budaya Kertalangu, Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai Tohpati No. 28, Kesiman Kertalangu, Denpasar, Bali
Why locals goA Renon bakso warung that NusaBali TV calls a legend among Denpasar bakso stalls, serving chicken or beef meatballs, beef trimmings and noodles in broth for IDR 14,000 to 30,000.
TipChoose between chicken or beef bakso, tetelan (beef trimmings) and mie ayam bakso; bowls start from about IDR 14,000.
Why locals goA marlin satay warung on Jalan Tukad Pakerisan in Panjer; its sate lilit is minced marlin without flour, and the warung closes at 15:00.
TipPrices start from about IDR 15,000 and the warung closes at 15:00; sate lilit and sate tusuk are both made from minced marlin without flour.
Why locals goA Sesetan duck and chicken warung that cooks to order in an open kitchen around the clock; the black bumbu ireng sambal is refilled free and queues form at dinner.
TipEverything is cooked to order in an open kitchen, so expect a queue at dinner. The black bumbu can be refilled without charge.
Why locals goA Renon bakso warung that NusaBali TV calls a legend among Denpasar bakso stalls, serving chicken or beef meatballs, beef trimmings and noodles in broth for IDR 14,000 to 30,000.
TipChoose between chicken or beef bakso, tetelan (beef trimmings) and mie ayam bakso; bowls start from about IDR 14,000.
Why locals goA home warung in Gelulung, Sukawati, serving rice with fried tofu and three sambals since 1963, now run by the fifth generation; portions can sell out within hours.
TipArrive early, as 50 to 100 portions can run out within a few hours. A plate costs about IDR 15,000, eaten on a bale or long wooden bench.
Why locals goA marlin satay warung on Jalan Tukad Pakerisan in Panjer; its sate lilit is minced marlin without flour, and the warung closes at 15:00.
TipPrices start from about IDR 15,000 and the warung closes at 15:00; sate lilit and sate tusuk are both made from minced marlin without flour.
Why locals goA Sesetan duck and chicken warung that cooks to order in an open kitchen around the clock; the black bumbu ireng sambal is refilled free and queues form at dinner.
TipEverything is cooked to order in an open kitchen, so expect a queue at dinner. The black bumbu can be refilled without charge.
Why locals goA one-dish family compound in Sayan, near Ubud, with rice-field views, serving nasi campur ayam with betutu and sate lilit for about IDR 30,000 a plate.
TipA plate costs about IDR 30,000. IDN Times Bali reports no pork in the cooking, though pork crackers are sold as a consigned extra.
Why locals goA pork nasi campur warung in Benoa near the ITDC area, serving lawar, urutan sausage and pork rib broth from 08:00 to 14:00, with plates from about IDR 25,000.
TipThe warung runs from 08:00 to 14:00, so go for breakfast or an early lunch; a full plate starts from about IDR 25,000.
