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Murni’s Warung

The warung Ni Wayan Murni opened in 1974, on four levels above the Campuhan river.

  • IDR 45,000 to IDR 115,000
  • €€ · mid-range
  • Daily, 9am to 10pm
  • Checked on October 19, 2026
The entrance to Murni’s Warung at night, under its carved sign
The entrance to Murni’s Warung at night, under its carved sign. Photo: Murni’s Warung, official website (new tab). Photo credits

Why we picked it

An editorial choice based on facts the place publishes, not on a stay or a meal.

Murni’s Warung sits in Campuhan, by the bridge, on four open-air levels above the river. Its menu mixes Balinese and Indonesian dishes, such as tutu ayam, cooked for at least eight hours.

Because it is a piece of Ubud’s history still run by its founder fifty years on, with a menu that names its Balinese dishes instead of burying them in an international list. And because you can walk there from the centre.

What sets it apart

  • Opened in 1974 by Ni Wayan Murni, who still runs it, and described as Ubud’s first real restaurant.source : murnis.com
  • Four open-air levels on a steep slope, facing the Campuhan Ridge.source : murnis.com
  • Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2024 Ubud Food Festival for its founder.source : murnis.com

In pictures

One of the warung’s dining levels, open to the greenery of the gorge
One of the warung’s dining levels, open to the greenery of the gorge. Photo: Murni’s Warung, official website (new tab). Photo credits

The menu, with prices

Dishes, desserts and drinks named on the public menu on the day we read it, at the printed price. Photos are the restaurant’s own, when its site shows the dish.

Vegetarian and vegan

A full vegetarian section (starters and mains), vegan dishes flagged as such (stuffed tofu, tipat cantok, vegan curry), GF (gluten-free) and LF (lactose-free) labels, and no added MSG.source : murnis.com

Desserts

Drinks

  • Kelapa Muda

    A whole fresh young coconut.source : murnis.com

    IDR 35,000 · €1.5

  • Kopi Bali

    A cup of Balinese coffee.source : murnis.com

    IDR 20,000 · €1.0

  • Freshly Squeezed Juice

    Fresh juice: orange, pineapple, beetroot, apple or carrot.source : murnis.com

    IDR 65,000 · €3.0

  • Bintang

    Indonesian beer, large bottle (IDR 45,000 for a small one).source : murnis.com

    IDR 65,000 · €3.0

  • Lychee Martini

    Vodka, lychee liqueur and lime juice, from the warung’s lounge bar.source : murnis.com

    IDR 145,000 · €7.0

  • Plaga Red Blend

    Balinese red wine by the glass.source : murnis.com

    IDR 105,000 a glass · €5.0

Prices as printed on the menu, plus 10% government tax and 5% service.

Setting and neighbourhood

What the place says about itself, and how far it is from Ubud’s landmarks, measured on OpenStreetMap.

  • Two dining areas, upstairs and downstairs, on the open levels that step down to the Campuhan river.source : murnis.com
  • The warung warns that service can be slow: most dishes are only prepared once ordered.source : murnis.com
  • Take-away available, and a lounge bar for cocktails and Balinese wine.source : murnis.com
  • About 900 m as the crow flies from Ubud Palace, just before the Campuhan bridge, where the Campuhan Ridge walk begins.source : openstreetmap.org
  • Murni’s Houses, the same family’s rooms, is four or five minutes’ walk away and gets deliveries from the warung.source : murnis.com

Who it suits

  • A first Balinese meal
  • Lunch after the Campuhan Ridge walk
  • Travellers curious about local history

Getting there

About five minutes on foot from the centre, according to the warung. From the market opposite the palace, follow the main road west, past Jalan Bisma and the aqueduct ramp: the warung is on the left before the bridge, under a carved sign.

Tips

  • The site’s pages give 10pm or 11pm for closing time: call ahead if you plan a late dinner.
  • The levels are linked by stairs: ask for a table at the top if steps are a problem.
  • The warung is at the start of the Campuhan Ridge walk: set off early and have lunch here on the way back.

Other tables in Ubud

Nearest first: the tables in Campuhan, then those in the same part of Ubud.

    • Fine dining, tasting menu
    • €€€

    Mozaic

    Sanggingan’s fine-dining table, with tasting menus that change with the seasons.

    Sanggingan · IDR 1,250,000 to IDR 1,800,000

    • Modern Indonesian
    • €€

    Hujan Locale

    Food from across the archipelago as sharing plates, upstairs in a house on Jalan Sri Wedari.

    Centre · IDR 120,000 to IDR 695,000

    • Café, healthy food
    • €

    KAFE

    Jalan Hanoman’s neighbourhood café since 2004, from morning bubur to evening soto ayam.

    Centre · IDR 65,000 to IDR 245,000

    • Contemporary Indonesian
    • €€

    Spice

    An open kitchen on Monkey Forest Road, from wagyu rendang to beef brisket in rawon broth.

    Centre · IDR 120,000 to IDR 370,000

    • Regional Indonesian
    • €€

    Nusantara

    Regional Indonesian dishes rarely served outside their island, on Jalan Dewisita.

    Centre · IDR 595,000 to IDR 595,000

    • Vegan, raw and cooked
    • €€

    Sayuri Healing Food

    A vegan café that doubles as a raw-food cooking school, open 8am to 11pm.

    Centre · IDR 85,000 to IDR 110,000

    • Hyper-local, tasting menu
    • €€€

    Locavore NXT

    A restaurant-lab in Lodtunduh, where every ingredient on the plate has a stated origin.

    Lodtunduh · IDR 2,250,000 to IDR 2,250,000

Where to sleep nearby

Verified places to stay in the same part of Ubud, with the starting price read on their official site.

    • Resort of pavilions and villas
    • Luxury

    Amandari

    Thatched pavilions on the lip of the Ayung gorge, laid out like a Balinese village.

    Kedewatan · from USD 1,392

    • Eco-lodge of antique and bamboo houses
    • Boutique

    Bambu Indah

    Javanese teak bridal houses and bamboo houses above the Ayung, created by John and Cynthia Hardy.

    Sayan · from IDR 7,906,140

    • Resort with villas
    • Luxury

    Maya Ubud Resort & Spa

    A large resort in Peliatan, east of the centre, with an infinity pool and a free shuttle into Ubud.

    Peliatan · from IDR 2,315,700